Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-10-09

crash, fell TO the ground. Luckily no
one was injured 7. c. Knudson own
ed the outfit.
Great weather.
Joel NJ. Nuzum and wife visited
their son Ben at Readstown.
-Thayer has several good cottages
for sale at reasonable prices.
j. w. Thayer has moved his place
of business to the Wise feed store.
$4,000 display of Gordon furs at
Roman & Felix Friday, October II.
Vaudeville at the Opera Electric,
Thursday, Friday and SATURDAY, of this
week.
-SiIas Calhoon of Clinton town is
preparing to move to Vircqua with his
family.
Edward Gorsliue carries one foot
and ankle in a plaster cast, the result
Ct kick from horse.
Mrs. B. ]. Castle of Madison, is in
the city, visiting at the home of her
brother, Andrew Baldwin.
When having pianos to tune give Jas
F. Parker chance. He does tunins
in city or country. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
Fred P. Bean and Frank ]. Davis
of Retreat passed through the city en-
route to La Crosse in the formers au-
tomobie.
DIR. Christensen's West Prairie
Guernsey herd is to be shown at the
Illinois state fair and national dairy
show in Milwaukee.
Miss Tilda Cmundson and Mrs. Ell
ia German represented Viroqua and
Springville w. c. 7. u in state con-
vention at Appleton.
Almost a dray load of sweater
coats Just received. All styles and COZ
ors. frices ranging from SOC to $3.50.
The Blue Front Store.
A new line of the most up-to-date
neckwear just received. We ask you
to see our 25c fourth hands; equal to
most of the SOC goods on the market.
The Blue Front Store.
We sell the guaranteed Adrian
woven wire fence. This fence can be
used over any kind of uneven ground
and will give you perfect satisfaction.
John E. Nuzum and Son.
What's become of the old-fashioned
man who bobbed up aboct this time of
year with prediction as to the kind of
winter it was going to be? Doubtless
there are plenty of them left.
Order your storm sash now. and be
prepared for winter. Measurements
for storm sash taken any place in the
city, and fit guaranteed Telephone
No. 80. John E. Nuzum z Co.
Hans Tollackson took home a Mel
rose wagon bed. Chas. S. Slack & Co.
are setting up their fifth shipment here
and have also made two shipments to
Louisiana of this wonderful invention.
-Helloi is this Sides grocery?
Please add package of that delicious
Butter Cup coffee to my order; we like
it better than any other coffee we have
ever used. That's how the orders come
in-John Side.
Attorneys Bennett and Graves are
at La Crosse trying, in United States
court, the case of John w. McLees
against Chase & Stoli in the western
land transaction. The principals and
others from this section are on hand for
the action.
L1ArCAlhd has q ItGM AAGATUSG
convertible wagon bed, and he will
have no more heavy lifting on an old
hay rack, as the, Melrose can ne chan
ged in an instant to suit any kiad of
load. Better try one, neighbor, from
Chas. S. Slack.
Mr.. Lorenzo Hockabout arrived
from Iowa, called by the illness of his
sister, Mrs. Samuel Henry. Mr.. Hook
about was one of numerous colony of
Liberty Pole citizens who moved to and
formed colony in the state Of Iowa,
forty years ago.
Our neighboring city of Prairie du
Chen experienced a twenty thousand
dollar fire in a partial burning of their
wooden mills. Rapid work of repair is
on. The institution was three months
behind with its orders, so brisk has been
the demand for its wares.
To-day Mrs. F. W. Alexander de-
parts for the state of Oregon. where
she will spend some time with her
other relatives and friends.
Mrs. Alexander has been in poor health
the past year and hopes to receive ben
eft by the change. Mr.. Alexander ac-
companied her to La Crosse.
%. H. Helgeson writes that he was
not quoted quite correctly in a recent.
statement which appeared in the GEN.
SoR concerning crops in his section of
Montana. He says they have never
had failure on lands that were proper
" cultivated and seeded, their worst
being to Is bushels of wheat. This
year they have yield of 20 to 40 BUSH
els A hail storm wiped out the crops
One season.
Luther H. Glenn is advised that his
son, Attorney Lewis Dow Glenn, has
been given the republican nomination
for representative in the legislature
from the district in which he resides in
Montana. A young man Of ability and
vim, Dow ought TO represent his people
ably and with strict integrity. He mas
the foundation of character, graduate
from Viroqua high school and Michigan
state law school.
These are days Of silo filing. It
IS well that so many new ones have
been constructed and brought into use