Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-11-06


Buy flour and feed of Thayer &
Bishop.
May Stewart IN Twelfth Night"
tonight.
Every day big lumber sale at the
.Nuzum yard.
Money to loan on real estate. Call
on ]. E. Stoll.
Snow drop perfume, the new odor,
at o. E. Davis.
Lace curtains at bargain prices at
Roman & Felix's.
-Seige of Petersburg at the Opera
Electric, Saturday.
See Albert Solverson for farm and
city property bargains.
Good baled hay, corn and oats want
ed, by Thayer & Bishop.
Fresh Atlas and wood fibre plaster
at John E. Nuzum & Sons.
-EdiUor Houghton and wife passed
Sunday in the city with relatives.
Country roads have not been bet
ter at any time this season than now.
--Chas. S. Slack & Co. have a ma
chine for treating seed grain for smut.
Every sack of -four guaranteed
satisfactory to the user, by Thayer &
Bishop.
Good time to select hot water
bottle. New lot right from the maker.
o. E. Davis.
The city sporting club contemplate
an old-fashioned hunt with game sup
per TO follow.
Annual ''roll calP' will occur in vi
III Efallox.rr loIern on, the Mo ht
of November %.
"A SOC battle of Palmolive Shampoo
free with every purchase of six bars
of Palmolive soap at Roman & Felix IS.
DIR. W. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
D. E. Davis drug store. Phone 2S4,
residence ard cfice. Lew.
Monday, the best boys combination
suit 1.-TWO pairs of pants) ever shown
in the city-only So 90, worth at least
81 so. The Blue Front Store.
Now is the time to prepare for win
ter blasts. Repair that broken window
before snow flies. A. j. Johnson has
a complete range of sizes in window
glass.
Will F. Morrison has purchased an
-eighty-acre farm in the town of Frank
lin and will take possession next spring,
when his lease expires on Col. Butts
farm. sass.
Scott Curtis was home from north
yern Wisconsin, for few days. His
game warden duties keep him on the
border line between Wisconsin and
Michigan.
Annual meeting Of the state teach,
aers' association will be held in Milwau-
.kee November to 9. School Office rs
are authorized to, allow teachers the
time they spend in attendance without
loss of wages.
When you are at Stevlings store to
do your trading ask for trading STAN ps.
They ars worth 10 per cent in cash
when your purchase amounts to SIC. 90.
Remember the place, Lem Stevling'f
sstme. Viroqua.
The way Rod rick White makes his
StraGiyarius speak out its melody was
a revelation to many of what violinist
can really do. His playing was sympa-
theft: and filled with vitality. Press
Criticism. Opera House, Tuesday, Nov,
II.
Mrs. ]. A. Mills, formerly of Coor
Valley, died from paralysis at the fam.
lily home in Ipswich, South Dakota
She was woman of middle age. A
husband, children and other relatives
mourn the going of one who was very
dear to them.
-Viroqua exerienced quiet and re.
spectful Halloween night. The chill.
dren had their neighborhood pranks
and joys, but there were no demonstra-
tions of lawlessness and destruction OF
property and trespassing such as have
marked some past years.
The election news was received
here without mnch demonstration, all
parties joining at the Opera house,
where special wire and telephone gave
the news from nation, state and coun-
ty. The fret returns indicated the
overwhelming election of Wilson.
While painting the store front of
John Side the workman, Thomas Bu-
chanan, had fall of about twenty feet
to the concrete walk. Luckily no bones
were broken but Mr.. Buchanan was
badly shaken, sustained bruises and has
been confined to his home for a week.
Mr.. w. C. Craigo leaves today, for
San Diego, California, where he will
spend the winter with a brother. He
desired to go some time ago but felt
that he ought to remain and vote for
Taft. Our neighbor Coffland, candid
ate for congress, closed the speaking
of the campaign at the Opera house,
addressing good and appreciative aud
fence.
Not for forty years has there
been so quiet and undemonstrative a
campaign in Vernon county as the one
just closed. Viroqua and HillsbOro are
the only places favored with republican
political meetings. while democrats
held many in all sections of the county.
Divisions and lack of harmony and in
terest on the part of republicans was
marked.
"A miscellaneous shower was given
for Miss Grace Morrison, who is soon
to become bride, at the home of Mrs
E. J. Older on Wednesday evening last.
Miss Morrison was invited to spend the
evening with her friends, and what was
her surprise to find so many friends
and presents to place in her new home
The time was spent by the fourteen
ladies in playing cards and games until
the "wee short hours" Then lunch
was served.
A beautiful specimen of the Amer
lean eagle was shot last Sunday near
Bloomingdale by Gene Lewis. The bird
measured seven feet from tip to tip of
its wings. Eagles are very scarce in
this section of the country and or
once in a while is one seen, probably
straying from the big timber in the
north . Homer Lord, former Cash
r