Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-11-27
Short News Stories of Interest
PickUps
vroqua and Vicinity
Thanksgiving tomorrow.

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An kinds of cut glass at o. E.
Davis.
IS and 10 cent store south of the
post Office.
"A picture never to be forgotten,
Fire at Sea"
= Let US all return thanks for the
blessings OF the year.
Dolls of every kind, priced low for
the next 10 days at Towner's.
Mrs l. J Martin vas taken to La
Crosse hospital for treatment.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 50.
If you want the best, order sack
of Marvel -four from A. E Surenson
-Westby had Congressman Murdoch
of Nebraska, to open their lecture
course.
Mrs. William Hayes went to Chi
csgo TO pass few days with her
daughter.
Seal of Minnesota and Purity flours,
at wholesale or retail, at Thayer &
Bishops.
Hand bags at all prices, from 81 90
to Sc. So Genuine seal only S. so, at
10 F Davis.
Just remember that the sweeping
price inducements at Roman & Felix S
store continue until Saturday.
Special sale of ladies', misses, and
children's coats, Friday, Saturday and
Monday at Rogers.
-. puro WOOL, warp and allinS
blankets, size GO so inches, worth
$500, our price 81 so, Rogers.
mackinaw, duck and sheep lined
coats of the very best makes and at
reasonable prices at The Blue Front
Store. \
Rural mail drivers have holiday to-
morrow, hence CENsORs will not be
received by patrons on rural routes till
Friday.
Mrs. T. B. Smell returned home
from I4e Crosse hcspitsl or Sund0y
Thomas Weavil is expected home to-
morrow.
! See these mems over-coats Ston &
lGroves received last week, and they
only cost you $500; other styles as low
as $1,000.
-Stoll & Groves have always sold
Ever Wear hose for men, now they
have complete line of women's and
children's.
We are dealers in building mater
ials o. national reputation. and lead
them al in quality and price. Jno. E.
Nuzum & Son.
DIR. W. E. Butt took from his gin
seng garden the three-year- old roots
from 20 feet square, which brought in
the market $40.
| There is the baby six months old
and hasn't had its picture taken yet
Jasperson will take them, and you are
sure to be pleased.
A man named Finn, workman on
the Burlington steel crew, was run
over and killed between Victory and
De Soto on Friday.
-Bobs for every purpose, both small
and large, long and short, at Chas. S.
Slack's. The Stoughton anti-tip kind
that your neighhor has.
Bert Morrison and wife selected a
Sunrise Summit cook stove at Cbas. S.
Slack & Co.'S, and it is fully guaran-
teeed to give satisfaction.
Will Best and family of Liberty,
departed for Minnesota to visit rela-
tives and attend the wedding of John
Wood, Mrs. Best's brother.
--Jasperson is offering something
special before the holidays the very
thing to give your teacher and class
mates for Christmas presents,
Ladies Monarch rain coats, the
kind that fit and hold their color, in
tan, black, grey and blue shades. One
price $780, The Blue Front Store.
Mr.. X. o. Johnson, who has been
cashier of Stoddard state bank since it,
establishment, has accepted like po-
sition with the banking institution at
Mt. Sterling.
A new line of the most up-to-date
neckWear just received. We ask you
to see our 25c fourth hands; equal t.
most of the SOC goods m the market.
The Blue Front Store.
e. N. Kilmer has secured position
with a Watertown lumber firm, where
he went on Monday to commence work.
His services will be used in invoicing
stock at different points.
Underwear that does not last you
more than one season is dear at any
price, "Munsing" lasts two or more
seasons. Ladies', misses and children
sold exclusive by Rogers.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have the Pip
in in gasoline engine and they are
selling them, too. They had one order
from Louisiana last week for ten
horse engine, feed mill and American
potato planter from one man.
Don't miss the big Thanksgiving
dance at the Opera House Thursday
night. Music by the City Orchestra.
The proceeds are needed for new mu-
sic and both old and young are cordial
| ly invited. A good time is assured.
John Christoferson, aged 81 years,
of West Prairie, was committed to the
state insane hospital, where be was re-
ping at the Hanson hotel in this city
he attempted to beat out his brains
with hammer.
Express companies are expected TO
file 2 nsw schedule of rates with the
Interstate Commerce commission De-
cember l. This is to meet the ex-
pected competition through the opera
ton of the parcel post, which goes into
effect January l.
John Boomer, who consulted DR..
McElwee last month for relief from g
very distressing form of nerVsus dis
ease, is already experiencing consider
able benefit from the Madison special
lists treatment. Mr.. Bremen had been
unable to sleep for many weeks but is
now sleeping about three hours every
night and is greatly improved in his
general health.