Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-11-15

Elmer Eckhardt has moved his
family from South Dakota to this city.
Mrs. Geo. Clarke is prepared to do
face massageing, and manicuring.
The Electric Light Company is
giving all-night service as a try.out the
present week.
-Mesdames Harold Proctor and w +.
d. Dyson entertained at a thimble bee
Saturday afternoon.
AT the Opera house, next Monday
and Tuesday evs,'ings. the Haze Stock
company. Popular prices.
Thermometer dropped from So de-
grees to near the zero mark in fifteen
hours time, last Saturday.
The CENSOR was pleased 60 re.
ceiYe q cali from Rev. Sybilrud of
Westby, while in the city Monday.
DIR. N II Brophy takes in another
farm, having recently bought 50 acres
from the old Patrick Harrison place
south Of Fargo church.
Jacob Surenson has added to his
possessions by purchase az the fine
80 acre farm of Mr.. Blehovde, north
west Of the place Of Severt L. Larson.
The soldiers relief commission
Messrs. J. M. Vance, j. NJ Clark ind
Daniel Wise = vas here yesterday and
filed its annual report with the county
board.
Among the pictures that will be
giyan at the Electric, Saturday night
are: "Under a Charging Sky, T" Jack
Logan's Dog, '"rhe Picnic" an d
Troubles Of Bachelor.
BE sure and save your conpous for
the grand prize, 26-piece silver set 70
be given away at the Electric, Satur-
day night, December End. See the set
in A. j. Johnson's drug store.
y. w Thayer has just returned
from northern Wisconsin, where he
bought stock of lumber, shingles and
posts at sacrifice that will now be
sold at great bargain for cash.
On Saturday afternoon a cyclone
passed over a stretch of country in
Rock county that killed nine persons in
its patch, wrecked all kinds of prop
erty, mostly in the country districts.
John M. fainter returned from
West Salem, where he had three months
of work at his trade. He says the
burned district of the town has been
re-established with finer and more per-
manent structures.
The week of prayer at the Christian
church il bringing out large and inter-
ested audiences. iiuch helpful inspira-
tion is springing out of the discussion
of the vital problems of religion and
secular life that are being taken up.
-Messrs. Ole N. Wig, Berent Larson
and Peter S. Skaaland, came from their
Minnesota homes to attend the funeral
Of their long timefFieud and neighbor,
Hans Christiansen. The gentlemen
are all satisfied with their situations in
the Gopher state.
- Boardy Hunter Of Springville,
placed on the CBNsoR's table Of farm
and garden exhibits winter radish that
weighs eighteen pounds. II is the
largest vegetable of It's kind we have
ever seen. Mr.. Hunter says he has a
number of them fully equal in dimen-
sions.
John Devlin, who went to Louisiana
with Cbas. 5. Slack 70 look over the
southern country writes home that he
is well satisfied wlth the outlook, that
he purchased 200 acres of land l6Omiles
north of New Orleans, not for self use
bat as a speculation.
1T is reported from the town Of
Bergen that John Umberger met with
heavy loss in the destruction by fire
Of his barn, containing a large amount
Of hay, harness. and other things
Theory 81 the fire is that 4 tramp slept
in the barn the night Of the burning and
must have accidently ignited hay in the
nov.
DR.. +. G. Andrew, it is reported.
is soon to come out Of the northern
woods, where he has resided at Birch
wood for some years, and locate at
Ferryville. For some time DR.. Andrew
was successful prt 1titioner at De-
Soto, liked in his professional work and
az gentleman.