Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-11-30
Ladies' furs at Rogers

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Ladies' furs at Rogers.
Safety rszors from S1.0O to $500 at
o. E. Davis.
F. S. fainter, Readstown's veteri-
nary, was in the city today.
p. H. Oftedahl is absent on bust
ness trip to northern Minnesota.
Mems 25c wool socks at 15c per
pair or two pairs for 25c at Rogers.
Ladies' winter coats, new Novem-
Der styles, at old coat prices. Rogers.
The Nyal line of medicines can only
be obtained at o. + Uavis's drug store.
Mrs. Frank Williams and children
were the guests of Sparta kindred last
week.
John N. Hall of Clinton is making
a western trip into Montana and the
Dakotas.
Mems dress gloves. If you want
the best made you will find them at
The Blue Front Store.
Lars ]. Brye visited his son and
wife at Readstown and took treatment
at Prairie du Chen sanitarium.
George Shredder has purchased the
Stoil & Groves meat market and moyed
his family from Viola to this city.
Dolls of all sizes and prices at o.
E. Davis drug store. And, believe me,
the early purchaser gets the best.
-"Silkized poplin" is sun fast. Only
one genuine "silkized poplin'' and sold
exclusively by Rogers. 35c per yard.
Miss Tilda Omundson has secured
the agency in this city for the Salzer
Floral company of La Crosse. Leave
orders at store of J. 0mundsonin Opera
block.
After a pleasant visit with family
and near kindred in this city and viein-
ity, John M. fainter returns to hide
pendence, Iowa, to resume work as
carpenter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Claude ".
Niles of Viroqua town on November IL,
a boy Claude is hustler and believes
in raising sturdy farmers, this being his
fourth son.
IF. A. Reed, who recently arrived
from the west with his family, says
! crops were rather short in his new Mon
tana home section and most of the west
this season.
Attorney George McKihbin passed
few days with his brotner-in-law,
Treasurer Henry Rentz. Mr. McKib-
bin recently located at Gays Mills for
the practice of his profession.
All acquaintance will be gratified
to learn that Uncle Sam has remem-
bered kindly veteran Dexter F. Allen
of Newton, with an increase of pension
ts. ffffnnvN Al los
Nearly all our deer hunters have
returned from the northern woods. most
of them satisfied with their success.
Few of the large number came without
deer. Game is plenty in the woods,
they all say
james NJ. Hay has disposed of his
l75-acre farm two miles east of Viro-
qua, to Carl Wrobel of Harmony town.
who will take up his residence there.
The sale was negotiated through the
Stoll & Chase agency.
Mrs. Levi Cole of Red Mound was
in the city visiting the Thayer and Mil
Ter families. Mrs. Cole will take up
the correspondence work from her sec
ton for the CENSOR laid down by Good
viii, who has become a resident Of
this city
After a brief illness Mrs. T. H.
Wilson passed away at the home Of her
daughter Ella in this city at an early
hour this morning, from pneumonia.
The body will be taken to her former
home at Bloomington, Grant county,
for interment.
Residents Of Stark and that section
OF the county will be interested In not
ing the change in a certain highway in
that town as proposed in notice given
in today's CENSOR. The committee to
view and decide on such alteration Is to
meet on the 18th day of December.
F. w. Alexander and wife went 10
Chicago yesterday, where Mrs. Alex
ander is to take treatment and undergo
a critical facial operation for neuralgia. |
1t is the third time she will have sub
mitted to painful and delicate opera |
ton in hopes of being relieved from |
constant excruciating pain and suffer |
ing.
Members of the Viroqua colony in |
Chicago were entertained at a $50 |
o'clock dinner at the home of Mr.. and |
Mrs. S. NJ. Morgan in that city on 1
Tuesday Of last week The guests were /
VIM. Lake, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A.
Lake, Mrs. Geo. w. Morgan, Mrs. Ma
than Coe, Miss Charity Coe; also Mrs.
w. F. Schofman of st. James, Mime
sbta,. and Miss Helen Craig of Ashyille,
North Carolina.
Pistol experts of the Third Infantry
band held shooting match Thanksgiv-
ing day, with w. D. Nichols and Elmer
Davis as captains Nichols side won
by FIVE points. DIR. Butt officiated as
and substituted for Nelson
IN the match. Following are the eight
highest scores out of a possible 200:
Nichols l64, Davis 176, Stroup 10. Butt
l69, Brown 168, Curtis ISL, Lillis ISL,
Buffers 40.
Philip Biddison has disposed of his
s0-acre farm two miles south of Viro-
qua to Ara Smith of this city. Mr..
Biddison will give possession in Feb
-uary and move here where his wife
and himself viii find welcome. He
will offer for sale at auction on the
farm, Thursday, December 8, com
at 10 clock, a large amount
IF live stock, farm implements. house
hold and personal effects. Free lunch