Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-10-18

the winter and contracts or other ar
engagements made so that work may be
started as soon as spring opens up.
Blank applications for road surveys OF
bridge inspection may be obtained by
writing the Wisconsin Highway Com.
mission at Madison.
Best of Bran at 81 p, at Thayer 5.
--Hudunts toilet water at o. E. Davis.
No more Sunday meats in Viroqua.
Miss Kathegine Goodell visited at
La Crosse.
William Clark paid visit to friends
at Edgerton
Martins Grocery willpsy top prices
for fresh eggs.
Best values in town in underwear
at Stoll & Groves.
Geo. D. Thompson was over from
Hillsboro yesterday.
N. H. Nelson and wife visited rela-
tives at Coon Valley.
-Towner can give you best rates on
clubs Ask for catalogue.
-Nyals Hirsutone for dandruff. Price
50 and Sl.00 at o. E. Davis
-Ruel Flemming came from Mime
apolis for visit at the parental home.
Lost, in Viroqua. Wednesday,, DC.
tober is, a gold watch fob and locket.
Finder return to Censor Office.
! Mr.. w. ID. Dyson and Mrs. w. NJ.
Trowbridge went to Milwaukee by Sun
days St. Paul train.
American Beauty embroidery floss
Fast colors, high lustre, perfect shad.
ing, 2 cents per skein. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Silbaugh have
left their Washington country fruit
ranch and gone into Seattle to pass the
winter.
Rev. Barber, Viroqua' s new Metho
dist pastor, together with his family,
arrived in the city this morning, from
the state of Maine.
Mrs. Carl B. Fortney of Liberty
Pole returned home from La Crosse
after several weeks treatment at {
hospital. Her condition is much i'm
j proved.
! Mayor MOrk Is in receipt of let
1 ter from Mayor McGillivary -of Black
I River Falls making a feeling acknowl-
edgment of the contribution by oul
city council
/ IF you want the most satisfactory
/ underwear, the kind that is superior ir
fit, comfort and wear you know the
/ Lewis" excels in all these. Only to
| be had at The Blue Front Store.
/ Towner's special 1Skt. fountain pen,
! made by one of our most reputable
manufacturers, guaranteed for one
year, with all modern improvements,
and equal to any 81. 50 pen, for sl.00
Henry C. Costing placed in the
/ CENSOR show window a basket of Sec
ond growth potatoes raised in his gar
den, which are perfectly ripe and Of
fine size. They are a winter variety.
After spending the season with her
relatives, the Rusk family, Miss Mary
Cooper departed on Sunday for her
home in New York. Miss Mary Rusk
| accompanied her as far as Milwaukee.
The most sensible garment for
ladies' is the Mackinaw coat. Warm,
comfortable, stylish and durable. See
them on the street. Worn by ladies of
discriminating taste. To be had at
The Blue Front Store.
Announcements received in the city
give notice of the marriage of Mr..
Elmer G. Anderson, formerly Of Viro-
qua and now at McHenry, North Da-
kota, to Miss Clara NJ. Tams of that
place on Tuesday, October 10th. We
extend heartiest congratulations.
twenty-five years ago Thos. Kelley
was familiar figure at Liberty Pole
and Viroqua, an agricultural machinery
dealer. Word comes from Sioux Falls,
South Dakota, of his recent death. He
married daughter of the late William
| Clawater, who survives him. Mrs.
JAS. S. Treseder of this city is sister
"A general advance in the price Of
magazines will take place November
10th. F. NJ. Towner has perfected
plans whereby his customers can sub
scribe at the old rates, and he can meet
any offers given on clubs or term sub
scriptions. Subscriptions taken at old
rates now viii Apply on expiration Of
those now in force. Ask for catalogue
of clubbing rates.
Gymnastics and calisthenics are
practiced by all boy scouts Of the city.
in the basement Of the Christian church
Mondays and Thursday evenings. Fol-
lowing these drills Drs. B. +. Lauder
anu ~ W. 4EbnDA4DkE nave consented
to give practical lectures on first aid to
the injured. All parents are earnestly
requested TO cooperate with the scout
commissioner and council in this good
work. The boys are receiving Y. b.
c. A. work without charge. and .iis
should be appreciated. The city scout
council will meet Friday evening.
The remains Of Arne T. Flikke ar
rived here this morning, accompanied
by the sorroWing young wife and broth
er-in-law, T. 0. T0llefson. Mr.. Fiikke
passed away at his Mason City. Iowa.
home on Sunday night, after two
months confinement with pulmonary
trouble. Remains were conveyed 70
the parental home on West Prairie,
funeral services to be held there Thurs
day at II O'Clock, later at North West
Prairie church. Mr. Fiikke was born
at West Prairie about IS years ago,
married Miss Julia Ottes0n III 1901. He
had been 3 faithful employe with the
G. n. & St Paul railway company for
fifteen years, the past FIVE years ticket
and freight agent at Mason City a
good son. husband and brother ia taken
from kindred and sorrow Is sincere with
every acquaintance Of t.sss upright
young man.