Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-11-08


for fresh eggs.
Joseph Hayes was over for a dag
from La Fargo.
We pay 27e for fresh clean eggs At
Roman & Felix's.
Hedge Larson Was in town on busi-
ness, Saturday. from Coon.
-Laxacold tablets viii relieve that
cold in . days time. o. Z. Davis.
No Indian summer yet Shall we
close the season minus that pleasant
period?
Frank Silbaugb underwent an op
Grafton in the removal Of a cancer from
the ear
Sanitary kerosene lamp burners Is
cents only, for sale at J. Omundson 5,
Opera block.
DIR. Chas. Trowbridge row has his
Office over First National Bank. Office
Phone No. GA.
Win Glenn has changed locations
from Milwaukee to Neenah, employed
as pharmacist.
The most reliable place to buy
watches, clocks and jewelry is at S. B.
Lillis' jewelry store.
&C. 7. Shannon, wife and son Char
ley, left Westby for hunt at their
northern summer home.
Some great bargains in flooring,
shiplap, sheetings, shingles and roof
ings at Thayer's lumber yard.
If in need os cement, plaster, lum.
Der or roofing material for fall repair
ing see John E. Nuzum & Son.
Call ana see those air dried red
cedar shingles, the best in grade, lowest
in price, at Tibbits- Cameron's
The first 65 coupons brought in will
receive 25c box Of Natures remedy
free at 0. E. Davis drug store.
Martins Grocery will pay 25c per
dozen for fresh eggs. We will meet
any advance in the market price.
The store managed by Lyandahl
Westby at Beach, North Dakota, was
recently burglarized, loss being about
$3.50
-Chas. S. Slack departed for Ala
bama last Sunday morning, expecting
to be absent on business for three
weeks.
Oliver Helgeson is moving his fam
lily to Westby, where he was recently
appointed station agent for the South
eastern.
That Westby grows is indicated by
the fact that thirty-two additional boxes
at the postoffice have been readily taken
by patrons.
-Tollack Omundson and wife came
from Minneapolis to spend the winter
at the parental home of Peter Thomp-
son at Bristow.
IF you want to pay more or if you
want to pay less than your neighbor,
don't go to Stoll & Groves, for they are
one price store.
Conductor Bert Collins OF the
Southeastern, took brief lay-off. Rea-
son: A wee bit of humanity at his
home-a A pound boy
Two applicants are offering per-
cent for money on real estate. Who
has it now? Would gladly loan or Dor
row for you. W. E. Butt.
Mrs. A. J. Niles asks the CENSOR
to express her deep appreciation for as
sistence rendered her family in the
death and burial of Mr.. Niles.
If you are going to need anything
| in the way of barn material, either
boards or shingles, don't buy until you
see Tibbits-Cameron and get their price.
Ask to see the new 1912 styles for
dresses we make to order. You select
your own goods. Let's get together
and we can save you money. Roman
& Felix.
Edward Wig disposed of the Harold
Proctor residence in First ward, on
Thursday last to Arthur Livingston.
The Livingstons take possession in q
few days.
AT Westby a branch of the La
Crosse monument and granite works OF
Hynne- Bendud company, has been es-
tablished, with Severt 7. Larson as
local manager.
Our bachelor brethren, Revs. Beck
holt and Smith, have joined personal
forces, keeping house" in the Metho-
dist circuit parsonage. That certainly
must be a happy family.
Mrs. VIM. Haughton and daughter
Eliza went to Madison to pass the
winter months at the home of Colonel
and Mrs. Henry Casson. This they
have done for several years.
Special sale of millinery goods at
Mrs. A. o. Larson's beginning Friday of
this week. Don't miss the chance, but
call and find how much you can secure
for little money at real special sale.
Alderman Frank P. Mcintosh and
family were summoned to Edgerton to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Mcintosh
father, aged eighty years. and a long
time prominent citizen of Rock county.
In the list of senior assignments at
the state university we notice on the
committees for the year the name of
Harold Eckhardt at the head of dean
of men, Selmer Neprud on Swing
out" committee.
The WesSby Times say that Rev.
SybiIrud, pastor of Westby and Viro-
qua United Lutheran churches, mas re-
ceived a call TO a Denver church. His
friends and parishioners win hope that
the tender may certainly be rejected.
John w. Thayer went to Milwaukee
on business. From there he goes to
Ashland county and viii meet Frank A.
Chase, John E. Stoll and Theodore
| Thorson, it being annual meeting of
the Tyler Forks land and lumber com
pany.
"A fve-year-old son Of Mrs. G. A.
/ Christianson, her youngest, was taken
to La Crosse and operated on for APP
pendicitis. The little fellow W
through the ordeal well, although his
was critical case of ruptured appendix.
Mrs. Christianson is with her son.
The city orchestra will make its
initial bow to the public by giving a
series Of dancing parties at the Opera
1 hall, beginning next Friday evening.
1 Encourage this musical organization By