Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-11-13
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Honey to loan on real estate Call
on j. E. Stoll.
Snow drop perfume, the new odor,
at O. E. Davis.
Mrs Pearley Brye and daughter
visited Readstown-
See Albert Solverson for farm and
city property bargains.
Fresh Atlas and wood fibre plaster
at John z. NuZum & Sons.
Dining room girl wanted at Hotel
Fortney. Inquire Immediately.
"A fine assortment of Utz & Dunn
shoes always at Roman & Felix.
For good safe investments in farm
or timber lands, see j. w. Thayer.
Now is the time to get Style Plus
suit CT overcoat at Roman & Felix.
Mrs. S. R. Pollard went to Chicago
to visit her daughter and remain a
month.
Mrs. Dixon came from Sparta to
visit Mrs. II. P. Proctor and other
friends.
Deer season is on. Several cases
of accidental shooting and death are
reported.
The baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Olaf Walby has been critically i'll from
pneumonia.
"A fine showing of guaranteed Cor
don & Ferguson fur scarfs and muffs at
Roman & Felix.
Good time to select a hot water
bottle. New lot right from the maker.
o. <. Davis.
-Silas Calhoun and family have moy-
ed to Viroqua from Clinton town, oc-
cupying the Buckley house.
Postmaster Fredriekson, Editor
Hage and P. P. Hektoen we're in the
city from Westby on Monday.
DIR. W. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
D. p. Davis drug store. Phone 284,
residence and Office. 1-52w.
Mrs. James Lyttle and daughter
of Chicago, Mrs. Bosshard of Bangor,
have been guests at the home of Mayor
Smith.
Mrs. Louise Sine, substitute com
positor in the CENSOR Office, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at her Soldiers Grove
home.
Don't forget that family group
while the children are all home for
their vacation. Jasperson will make
them for you.
Monday, the best boys combination
suit two pairs of pantsl ever shown
in the city-oniy $500. worth at least
$3.50. The Blue Front Store.
Ladies' Mo4ssS1s. z.s- 1~S.s, sl.-
kind that fit and hold their color, in
tan, black, grey and blue shades. One
price s7.e0. The Blue Front Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Schoonoyer
returned to their home at Richland
Center, after two weeks stay with
their son, Ellis and family, west Of the
.city.
Now is the time to prepare for win
ter BLASTS Repair that broken window
sbefCrs snow flies. A. J. johnson has
"a complete range of sizes in window
glass.
If you wish to either buy or sell
your farm, or obtain a loan on farm
property, the Vernon County Land Co
is prepared to give you good service.
Office opposite post Office.
The people in Viroqua may now
have the services of an osteopathic
physician in their homes. DR.. A. u.
.Jorris of La Crosse visits this city every
Saturday, at Hotel Fortney.
j. w. Rurkhard visited in the city
for few days, while enroute home to
North Dakota, from Chicago, where he
delivered consignment Of two carloads
of beef cattle from his own ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Baldwin have
moved to their cozy new home, just
completed, which is constructed for
convenience and comfort. The resi-
dence vacated by them is now occupied
by Clarence Nelson and family.
Fine time for doing fall work, and
everybody appears to be improving the
good weather and favorable conditions.
Flowing, corn gathering, repairing
barns, and a multiplicity of small and
important things occupy the minutes
and hours of agriculturists.
Mr.. John Field of New Jersey, ar
rived here Friday and remained over
Sunday, visiting his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. d. Williams and other rel
atives and the friends of his youth in
and about Viroqua. He is a son of
Walter S. Field and wife, born here.
The family has lived in Washington
most of the years since their removal
from Viroqua.
-Chas. Nelson, who is with a thresh-
ing crew in North Dakota, writes to
his mother that they are having hard
luck, not being able to run on average
of more than one day in a week or &C
count of heavy fall rains and later STOW
falls. Grain shocks are covered wit h
six inches to foot of snow A lare
per cent of the threshing is undone ant
will remain so till spring.
Mrs. Julius Cole sends the CENSOR
souvenir postal cards illustrating scenes,
buildings and other things in and about
Great Falls, Montana, where she re-
sides. 1t is one of the brightest and
best towns in the entire vest Mrs
Collie states in her note that the fall
has been fine there, that crops are good
and people generally prosperous and
happy.
The county board and Col. C. E.
Morley had a birthday on the same
day. Having this in mind, members
of the body gave the colonel surprise
that nearly produced paralysis The
entire roll call, with county officers and
a few others, marched upon Mr.. Nor
ley's place of business Tuesday even
ing and made him happy with their call |
and good wishes, and presented him |
with a beautiful fountain gasolene |
reading lamp and other things. Chair |
man Eastman was spokesman for the |
party, presenting the gifts and we'll |
wishes of the party in cheering words. |
After Cal. had recovered his equilibrium /
and his breath he became eloquent with |
words of appreciation This was in |
compliment to the colonel as an ex-
member and chairman Of the board. |
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