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

Opera block.
DIR. Chas. Trowbridge row has his
Office over First National Bank. Office
Phone No. ga.
Hamilton and Howard watches, the
best in the word, for sale by ]. w.
Lucas, Jeweler.
The most reliable place to buy
watches, clocks and jewelry is at S. B.
Lillis' jewelry store.
-Elgin, Waltham, Illinois, Hampden
and South Bend watches for sale by
J. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
| We have Thermos bottles, pint and
quart sizes, also lunch kits and carafe
bottles. 0. E. Davis.
If in need of cement, plaster, lum-
| Der or roofing material for fall repair
ing see John E. Nuzum & Son.
Call and see those air dried red
cedar shingles. the best in grade, lowest
in price, at Tibbits- Cameron's.
-Whew! But didn't we feel the
keenness of old Boreas' blasts in his
late punishment of genuine winte r
weather.
w. H. Stogdill is now located the
! first door south of Tibbits- Cameron
lumaer yard. and is prepared to do all
general blacksmithing.
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.
Mrs. Amin johnson was called TO
Rhinelapder to be with her daughter
during a critical illness at hospital,
following two or three dangerous oper
ations.
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
Claire Bowman and wife have gone
to Aberdeen to reside. They were given
farewell party by number of young
! friends at the farm home of Mrs. Bow
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Stevens.
We call attention to the card adj
vertisement of Albert Larson, offering
his services to the public as practical,
experienced auctioneer. Mr.. Larson Is
member of the town board in Ster-
ling, reliable man.
| 0CC h1aIbil : SIOtEEN WtuuOW Vi
olives and olive oil Olives from 10c
up. We sell you a larger jar for %
cents than can be bought in Viroqua.
from 25c up, according to size.
DO you want a plush lined coat?
Do you want good one? One that is
good on the outside as well as the in
side? Not the cheap kind, but the best
made. Then examine the line at $40 to
S26 80 at The Blue Frent Store.
The man who neglected TO bank up
bis house, put on the storm windows
and doors and do other Things neces-
sary in preparation for winter, was
with little doubt, reminded time and
again by his better-hslf that 81 told
you so. =
Edward A. Schmidt of this city,
has the contract aud under construc-
ton dwelling being erected from con-
crete blocks on the farm of John r.
| Mckee at Ross. The blocks are man
ufaetured on the ground by Rollin f.
Meyers, the Ross merchant.
Mems heavy, smooth, fleece lined
underwear. Not the fiimsy rough kind
that rolls up and provokes the wearer.
Full size and length You can buy
fleece lined underwear for Is and IS
cents a suit. Not the kind we have.
Sl.00 per suit gets you the best. The
Blue Front Store.
Sparta school authorities have for
hidden the playing of basket ball girl
teams in the school, claiming that such
public exhibitions is not productive of
good morals. The line, too, against
boy students games of foot ball is to be
drawn, taking too much time and at
tention from regular school work.
| L. C. Schoenberger came to town
time on a recent day, seeking medical
applying lumpy-jaw preparation to an
afflicted animal some of the fluid spat-
tered and struck Mr.. Schoenberger in
the eye, causing him great pain and
fear.
There will be fifty-three Sundays in
1911. This will not happen again in 100
! years. 1t has been suggested that all
religious denominations celebrate the
53rd Sunday which falls on December
3lst, the last daY of the year, as uni
versal day for thanksgiving. At any
rate you can increase your church going
average for the year by taking adj
vantage of the extra Sabbath services.
Our delegation to the state teach
ers' association arrived home on Sat
urday morning, flushed with the pro-
| fitable time they enjoyed. Superintend-
ent Gardner was made member of the
executive committee of the association,
no small honor. He takes the place on
that committee LEFT vacant by the cleo
! ton of Mrs. Mary d. Bradford to the
presidency. This committe will have to
deal with an impog tant matter -ac-
ceptance or rejection OF fine $40, 600
residence rendered the association by
lady of Neenah, as home for superan-
uated teachers. The step is a long one
to take, for it means a large expen-
diture for all time If assumed to take
care of that class Of people.
The CENSOR desires to give full
indorsment to the part being taken by
the city council in helping to finance,
in moderate way, preparation and To-
cation of a skating rink and coasting
spot on the old Haskell field owned by
the Lindemann estate. The work is
under supervision of J. NJ. Dawson,
and when fully shaped up viii surely af-
ford pleasure spot and health-iuyigor-
ating sport for the winter season. II
has ever been a hindrance TO active
Young life that Viroqua possessed Meth
er swimming pool nor skating field.
The CENSOR hopes, at no distant day,
to record the fact that the city has &C
CURED the Lindemann land and camp
meeting ASSOCIATE acreage. convert