Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-11-09
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Fountain pens from soc to $3.50 at
o. E. Davis drug store.
Mrs. Grace Favor is here from
Rockford visiting relatives and friends.
ladies and misses skirts at bar
gain prices at the Fair Savings Store.
You can find the finest line of sill
verware in town at Sam Lillis', Jewel
er.
Elias Harris has a good engine and
feed mill. He would like so grind your
feed.
Have your cattle tested by grad
uate veterinarian. Minshal Bros. can
do it for you.
Mr. c. w. Moore was over from
Stark to visit his son, County Clerk
Bsrlie Moore.
That new perfume, Assertion Lii
ly," is certainly fine Price soc per
ounce at o. Z. Davis.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Liadenlannb bank build
ing. "a 50
Desiring to dispose of my trimmed
hats by December /, | will give liberal
reductions up to date. Mrs. J. E. Big
ley.
We are now ready to do corn and
cob crushing. All who wish this class
of work, should husk their corn clean.
Thompson Roller Mills.
Bring your Palm Olive coupon to
me and get six bars of Palm Olive soa1
and SOC jar of Pam Olive cream, all
for soc. 0. E. Davis
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.
Il 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.
E. Lillis, Jeweler.
Our fur manufacturers represent
alive will be here November Is 1917,
with a complete line of ladies' fur
coats, scarfs. muffs, etc, at low prices
at the Fair Savings Store.
Writing to friend in this city Ben
Williams chronicles his safe arrival in
Wales after pleasant seven days voy-
age from Montreal. MIR. and Mrs. r.
Ellacott were on the same boat and
stood the trip well.
$4,000 per month straight salary
and expenses, to men with rig, to in
troduce our Poultry Remedies. Don't
answer unless you mean business. Eu-
reka Poultry Food Mfg. Co. Qncorpo-
rated, East st. Louis, III.
The Moler Barber College of Mil
waukee wants men to learn the barber
trade. They offer splendid inducements
and short tern completes. They
mail free beautiful catalogue and ask
all our readers to send for it.
Masonic festivities foi the season
win open in this city on Friday evening
of this week, when a social viii be Civ
en- to members and their families of all
the Masonic bodies. 1t will be at lodge
rooms and all are invited.
Hunters headed for the northern
woods have taken their leaves as fol-
lows: Harrison Smith, Aaron Glass, ia
son l.. Glenn, Lester Cox, AL Lake,
Chas. Mason, Scott Curtis, Messrs. and
Me36smes Fred Kellicutt, Hobe Groves
and E. W. Cox.
The death of an early pioneer and
aged citizen is reported from Liberty
Pole, Mr.. Carl Olson, among the earli-
est settlers of West Prairie vicinity.
He was past eighty years old, leaves a
wife, daughter and two sons. Funeral
was conducted at Liberty Pole on Sum
day by Rev. Hendrickson.
An Omaha Judge has refused to
fine q man for knocking off a woman
hat at theater. He had politely ask
ed the lady to remove hat that car
ried brim two feet wide, and she re-
piled that she had paid to see the
show, and didn't propose to be insult
ed" The judge ruled that her big hat
was out of place in the theater.
Dudley is on the map. A. L. Eye
ness was in the CENSOR Office on Mon
day and tells US that sugar beets and
other farm commodities are being ship
ped from that midway hamlet between
Westby and Viroqua. Mr.. Egeness has
put in stock of feed, hard and soft
coal which ne will sell for accommoda-
ton of farmers. His advertisement
appears in today's paper.
The Gays Mills Independent says
that 0. A. Kalvestran arrived home
from La Crosse after having spent
nearly three weeks in the st. Francis
hospital and having undergone an oper-
alton for appendicitis. As yet, of
course, he is very weak and isunable to
attend to business, but is gaining rapidly
in strength.
Those who ought to have been
there and were not, missed a treat
which was pulled cf at Opera house on
Wednesday night, the appearance of
the celebrity, Major Henderson,, the
Drummer of the Rappahannock, assist
ed by his son. The drumming of the
old veteran was delight to army COM
rades as well as the younger genera
ton. And the Third Regiment band
numbers were worth the price of adj
mission Too bad that this meritorious
entertainment was not better patroniz-
ed.
-Viroqua is included in the proposed
route for the second annual reliability
tour of the Wisconsin State Automobile
association for the Milwaukee Sentinel
trophy next season. The total distance
to be covered is nine hundred and four
miles. 1t is planned to start from Mil
waukee to Oconto, Marinette to Marsh
field, Grand Rapids to Viroqua, via
Sparta, La Crosse, Cashton, Prairie du
Chen to Beloit, via Fennimore, Lam
caster, Platteviile, Dodgeville, Mineral
Point, Darlington, Monroe and James
vile aird thence back to Milwaukee.
The persons who are arranging this
outing will cover our section of the line
on Friday of this week.
Fred Riley is Just home from a trip
in the west. He has been in Montana
for some time, where he homesteaded
a half section of land and purchased as
much more. having full section in one
body. Mr.. Riley expects to move upon
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