Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-11-16
Short News Stories of Interest
Picked Up by Censor Reporter. from varlou. Source.

Storm sash reasonable at Thayer's 8.
Don't forget the RESTRAINT in Rice
building.
Home grown and and-picked sage
at o. E. Davis.
See my new brass wares. ]. w.
Lucas, Jeweler.
Electric theatre Friday and Satur-
day of this week.
Some great bargains in repairing
lumber at Thayer's.
Sec Minshall Bros. about testing
your cattle for tuberculosis.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ionai Bank building. Phone 81
Best medicine on earth, II w. Bar
ker S cough remedy. c. f. Dahl.
-0ne-half price on china. Just a
few nice pieces left. J.W. Lucas.
"A liberal discount is given off goods
purchased at retail at the Tate store.
You will find just what you were
looking for at Sam Lillis' jewelry store.
Extra fine program at the Electric
Friday and Saturday evening, this week.
Especial Thanksgiving prizes given
away each night at the Electric this
week.
Albert Solverson HIS purchased a
one-half interest in the old Roundtree
farm.
Thanksgiving post cardsl Fine as
sortment at lc each. j. w. Lucas,
Jeweler.
We can care for your storm sash
needs Call or phone No. 80. Tibbits-
Cameron.
Mrs. Max Roman and her daughter,
Miss Urness, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
M, j. Felix.
The very latest and most stylish
suits at quite a saving of dollars at the
Blue Front Store
John T. Fortney sold to Sammy
Solverson his one half interest in the
old Roundtree farm.
Quite a number of families in Viro-
qua and vicinity are stocking up with
dry goods at the Tate auction.
For that Thanksgiving turkey you
will need some pure fresh spices. Get
them at O. E. Davis drug store.
Wool and wool-feeced underwear,
not the short lengths or cheap kind but
the best, at the Blue Front Store.
You can secure the splendid old In
ter-Ocean newspaper for another year
for 25 cents in connection with the
CENSOR.
-Thos. Larson of Mortified, Mime
sofa, has received employment with
the Anderson & Sauer hardware firm as
plumber.
DO you want the best and most sty-
fish foot wear? The "Ralston Health"
shoes have no equal; all styles. The
Blue Front Store.
One moment convulsed with laugh
ter and the next melted to tears is the
condition of everyone who listens to
What Happened to Jones. -
Now is the time to send Christmas
presents to the old country. Drafts is
sued on all parts of Norway and foreign
countries at FIRST Ns..onal Bank.
Bring in your watches, clocks, jew
elry and small wares and | will promise
you first class work, no delay and mod
crate prices. S. B. Lillis, Jeweler.
Not looking for votes now, but for
customers whom we want TO help save
money in the purchase of winter wear
ing apparel. The Blue Front Store.
james, William, Tellus and Hart
Truesdale and Philip Hart came up from
Gillingham last Thursday to attend the
funeral services of Jos. C. Truesdale.
$50 storm sash of assorted sizes, so
we can fit your windows. Call and get
the size you want before the stock is
broken. bbits-Cameron, phone 80.
"A bad back and good liniment
like Nyal's liniment, are sworn enc
mics. Wen furnish the liniment if
you'll furnish the back. o. E. Davis,
Druggist.
Don't forget the sale at Tate's
store; auction every afternoon at 2
O'Clock and every evening at 7:30
O'Clock. Big discounts at retail any
time of the day.
1 make my repairing special feat
ure of my business and guarantee the
neatest and most durable workmanship
on all articles entrusted to my care. S.
B. Lilhs, Jeweler.
The Mystic Workers will have a
blowout" next Tuesday night, No
vember %. There will be special lodge
work initiation-foll by supper.
All members are urgently requested to
be present.
We noticed quite number of stran-
gers In town during the past week.
They are making purchases at all the
stores. No doubt the big auction sale
at the Tate store has been the means
of bringing the crowds to town.
The w. d. Gordon auction Co. have
introduced somewhat of novelty at
their daily sales. They give away
present among those who are present
when each sale starts, and at the close
of each sale afternoon and evening they
give present to the party having the
most bundles.
William Kelley passed away this
morning at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. James Treseder, in this city, at
the advanced age of ninety years. Flu
neral services occur tomorrow Thurs
day. afternoon at the home, with inter-
ment at Liberty Pole.
At the twenty-second annual bar
quet of the western society of the Ar
my of the Potomac held at Chicago last
week, Venerable VIM. E. Minshall re-
cited an original poem entitled MEM
cries of Martial Years" We are pleas
ed to know that our former townsman
received this merited recognition.
&C. D. and H. d. Williams of this
city received the sad intelligence of the
death of their brother George II. at
Los Angeles, California, on Tuesday of
this week. Deceased was born in Della
ware county, Ohio, March 81, 1888, and
came to WalwOrth county. this state.