Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-11-20
"A weektill Thanksgiving.
Mighty ehangeable weather.
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Herman Boufiieur came from Spo-
kane to see his father.
Fine ASSIGNMENT of Colonial dra-
peries at Suttle & Tate's.
If looking for good investment call
on or write I. w. Thsyer.
Thayer's tile are as cheap as rock
and make warm neat wall.
Prank A. Chass has sec 1red agency
for the Mitchell automobiles.
Order tile for your silo. or for barn
or house wall of j. w. Thayer
Beautiful thanksgiving linens with
napkins to match. at Tate & Suttle's.
Fred Groves returned from Mon
tana, having passed the season at
Waller.
Get Barker's Remedy cures and pre-
vent catarrb, colds and rheumatism,
all druggists.
&C. H. Ostrem is giving six hand
some painted china plates at the Opera
Electric, tonight,3
o. E, Davis sells Ansco cameras
standard of the camera world. They'll
please you. Cali and inspect them.
Mrs A. Nj. Stevenson of Denver, ar.
rived for a months visit with her
mother, Mrs. Abbey, in Harrison hol-
low.
-Jasperson, the photographer, has
full linz of the latest and most up
to-date mounts. Call at his studio and
see them.
Wool bed blankets, IS so value, 81;
81 so wool fleece blankets $1.S5, $3.50
large cotton blankets 81 Is, ut the Farm
ers' Store.
Superior Australian lambs wool
anti moth process wool bats for COM
forters, ties s feet by feet, 50 each
at Rogers.
General and Mrs. Rogers enter.
tanned the male members of the city
Friday evening.
The families of w. F. Fisher, John
w. and Levi Lake were Sunday visitors
to the Jefferson farm home of Mr.. ard
Mrs. Adam McLees.
Attorney Paul w. Mahoney of La
Crosse had professional business in the
city last Thursday; also visited his
brother Judge Mahoney.
Otto Fulmer writes the CENSOR
that he has accepted position as
book keeper in one Of the national
banks at Austin. Minnesota
Mrs. S. E. Pearson of Blooming
ton, came to renew friendships formed
while they lived here and her husband
was seven years principal of high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Rogers, Jr.,
entertained at 800" or Tuesday even.
ing. II was large party, delightfully."-
cared for in their beautiful bungalow.
DIR. Schrelner passed through the
city enroute to Franklin to profession
ally call on DIR. N. H. Bropy, who is
confined to his home with a critical i'll
ness.
"A new line of suits in the new
brown basket weave. Also blue I'M
finished worsteds. These are entirely
new and up-to-date,. The Blue Front
Store. IN.
Rip Van Winkledrew a large crowd
at the Opera Eleetaic last Saturday
evening. Manager Brown is certainly
doing his part in securing excellent feat
ures.
Mems winter shoes in low ard high
cut, best of material and workmanship
The "Hirth Krause" make. The name
guarantees these shoes. The Blue
Front Store,
-Gjert Larson has just completed re-
building and improving his farm re-
sidence on Pleasant Ridge. He brought
the carpenters, who are Avalanche
workmen, here Saturday.
Mrs. W. ]. Dewitt was here from
Warrens greeting relatives, acquaint-
ances and friends. She returned home
on Saturday, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. F. K, Van Wagner, who
expects to pass the winter there.
F M. Towner is the authorized
subscription agent for all magazines
and newspapers. He will meet the
lowest price offered by anyone, in clubs
or otherwise. Will furnish the Mil
waukee Daily Sentinel or Free Press
for So. 90 per. year. See him before
sending in your subscriptions.
Hon. Chas. IA. johnson of South
Dakota, was caller in the city, hav-
ing business in the probate office in
connection with the estate of his aged
mother, whs recently died at Hillsboro.
Mr.. Johnson left our county about
twenty years ago. He is interested in
barking, farming and merchandising.
During the eresent season the CEN
SoR is informed that J. w. Thayer sold
tile for thirteen silos, all of which are
good specimens of good farming. These
were sold to a lot of representative
farmers and all filed with frosted corn.
Let us watch their ensilage and see if
a good tile silo will assist in relieving
the waste usually caused by Jack Frost
The school and other friends of
Lewis Dow Glenn will be gratified to
learn that he was elected as q repre-
sentative from his county in the Nom
tana legislature at the recent election.
He was the only republican on the
ticket in his county that survived the
democratic landslide. Dow is q son of
Mr.. and Mrs Luther H. Glenn, is a
lawyer and farmer.
There are few public speakers sd
perlor to our Congressman John J.
Esch. The opportunity to hear him is
offered TO the people of this vicinity
Thursday night, November 81, at the
Opera house. We should honor Mr..
Esch by full house. Seats for the
lecture Tow on sale at the jewelry
store Of Sam Lillis, phone 135.
Ludwig Groskopf and Mr.. Krause
Of Bergen town, marketed their clover
seed here, RECEIVING enough more for
the same 70 Warrant them in hauling
from the Mississippi section, a good rec /
ommend Mr.. GtOskopf told the CEN
soR that he had added another chapter
to his family history since his last visit
to the county, his children nov num-
bering thirteen, the eldest about twenty
years old