Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-10-25

-tull stock OF bridge planks at
Thayer's.
Edward Wig is looking after mer-
camille interests in De Soto.
biggest and best line of -four and
feed in Vlroqua at Thayer's.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ionai Sank building. Phone 50.
A big delegation went to La Crosse
last Sunday to witness game Of ball.
Just received the first crop lJl1
honey. Pure while. Try it. Martins
Grocery.
Mrs. Leadmsn was operated on at
a Rochester hospital last Friday and is
getting along well.
Miss Vivian Hesseling has gone to
Forest City, Iowa, where she will teach
in the public schools.
Mrs. A. E. White and children Of
Bangor, have been visiting at the home
Of Charles White and family.
The F. R. A Society will give you
q Dig time at its Halloween mask ball
on Tuesday night in Running's hall.
DIR. W. w. Hanson, Dentist. over
Q E. Davis drug store, Phone Psi,
residence and office. 1-52N.
M. j. Felix visited his wife at La
Crosse. She is expected to be able to
leave the hospital and return home to-
morrow
Martins Grocery now has that dis
play of cheese in their window any
thing you want. Look at it; try it and
you will buy it.
Mrs. Ananias Smith is moving to
town, having leased the Briggs cottage.
She has rented her farm to E. Loucks
for three years.
General and Mrs. E. NJ. Rogers are
planning on European trip for the
winter, expecting to depart before the
middle of November.
Ara j. Favor lost valuable stock
horse from lock jaw. r. H. Drake
had mare similarly affected, but re-
lief was brought to her.
Druggist johnson has on hand
| fgsv large pals of the best brand of
stock food which he will sell for one
week at the low price of $3.50 You
better hurry if you want one.
- 9hn E. Stol has made some big
realestat deals of late, one Of the most
! extensive the Alex Nelson farm near
Libsrty Pole. John can fit you out
whether you want to bUy or sell.
The CENSOR commeuds Mayor
MorS and the city council for taking
action calculated to stop Hallowe en-
depredatlons. The mayor was author
lied by the council to appoint sufficient
police and arrest all offenders.
Want to know something about real
estate matter? Then call on John Z
Stoll. His exhibits of big sales recent
IS made and bargains still at his com
mand, given in today's CENSOR, will be
something of guide if you can't see
Stoll personally.
Fred Eckhart is making shipment
of this seasons clip of wool purchased.
-Four cars are going out of this city,
one or more each from the following
points: Cashton, Sparta, Bangor, De
Soto. Viola, La Fargo, Soldiers Grove,
a total of ten to twelve carloads, or
$50, 900 pounds. Shipment is largely to
Philadelphia.
DIR. Kosuth Purdy Of Huston, Tex
as, is here for few days visit with
/
time friends of boyhood days. It is his
first visit to Viroqua since 1884. and
naturally he finds much of interest and
many changes in the old town and peo-
pie. DR.. Purdv was born near Retreat.
! The Purdy postofIce was named for
! his honored father while the Senior
Purdy was postmaster of Viroqua.
-Auctioneer HOMELAND tells the CEN
! soR that the sale Of western horses bv
Bert NJ. Hall at Chaseburg, on a recent
| day, was a regular cleanup. This is
! Halls third shipment here, and be-
couse of desirable stock, square dealing
and liberal policy he has established a
reputation that will stand him well in
hand in future if he returns Andrew
johnson bought at the Chaseburg sale
a span of yearling colts that weighed
| 2, 060 pounds. Athree-year-old sold for
$40. Prosperity of that community is
attested in the fact that nearly every
animal was sold for cash.
Scott Curtis and Perry McEeary
returned from Black River Falls last
Saturday after week spent on duty
with The state troops stationed there.
Scott and Burns Morrison met in the
CENSOR Office, Saturday afternoon and
the incidents related BIZ them waa sur
Drising. Mr.. Morrison was at the
Falls two or three days following the
big food. Scott says one Of the last
things done by the troops was to com
pei farmer living two or three miles
from the scene Of devastation to return
a wagon-load Of merchandise which he
picked up and carted home. The man
did this to avoid threatened arrest. |
Curtis says there were plenty Of acts /
of this kind, large and small.
Col C. E. Morley and L. c. Boyle
were subpoenaed before the United /
States senate Stephenson invest gating |
committee to tell Of their part il pri- /
mary campaign that nominated Senator !
Stephenson. This farce costs the state
Of Wisconsin not less than 800. 900. and 1
the general government will expend I
fully a. much. All for what2 Tolcsrn /
that a rich man spent Eaore than two
or three other wealthy citizens for the /
privilege Of occupying 4 seat in the
United States senate But SO long as +
people are willing 10 pas the spite bills /
Of lot Of political fakirs and grafters /
who imagine they are saYiours Of the
people, we presume the farce win con-
tinue.