Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-10-23
Short News Stories of Interest
PckUps Gongs
Vroqua and Vicinity
Money loaned. W. E. Butt
-Insnre with John Dawson & Co


Few if any vacant houses in Viro-
qua now.
Every day big lumber sale at the
Nuzum yard.
Money to loan on real estate. Cal
on ]. E. Stoll.
Wide silk ribbon, 1Oc per yard, al
c. H. Ostrem's.
e ]. jennings bought a sulky pillow
of Chas. S. Slack.
"A full stock of flour and feed al
Thayer & Bishops.
Cloudy Ammonisi Try it in your
bath. o. E. Davis.
-''Don Juan and Charles wat Opera
Electric Saturday night.
Fresh Atlas and wood fibre plaster
at John E. Nuzum & Sons.
Engineer Shirks has as his guest a
friend, Mr.. Horn, of Chicago.
Don't miss our suit bargains, $40. 7E
and Sl6.75 Roman & Felix.
Bank up that house and otherwise
get ready for six months winter.
&C. M. Culver was in the city from
Cashton, looking as young as of yore.
Mrs. M. ]. Flemming and family
now occupy the Maggie Curry residence.
-Viroqua w. C. T. u. meets with
Mrs. N. H. Nelson Tuesday afternoon
next.
j. R. Spellum purchased a combi.
nation hay and stock rack from Chas
S. Slack.
Two hundred new coats Just re.
celved, Tor ladies ana misses, at Roman
& Felix
Mr. F. M. Sayles and son drove
over from Rockton and did business il
the county seat yesterday.
This week marks the beginning oil
the twenty-seventh year connection Of
the writer with the CENSOR.
Ole o. Tuhus sports a new automo
bile. He has taken agency for one oil
the leading makes of machines.
DR. W. w Hanson, Dentist over
o. E. Davis drug store. Phone 284
residence and office. 1-52w.
Judge Higbee and his son, Attorney
Higbee, with their families, motored &
this city on Sunday, taking dinner will
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Graves.
Monday, the best boys combination
suit 1.-TWO pairs of pants) ever showr
in the city-only $500. worth at least
$3.50. The Blue Front Store.
Paul Lawrence has purchased the
Geo. Stokes residence in Second ward
removing there. The house vacated il
now occupied by VIM. Clark.
Mrs. C Page paid a visit to thu
western part of the county, attending
while there, the funeral Of her brother
Elisha H. Warner, at Stoddard.
Mrs. A. o. Anderson has gone {,
South Dakota to pass the winter will
relatives. She was accompanied by
her son Martin, who visits briefly there
Now is the time to prepare for win
ter blasts. Repair that broken window
before snow flies. Al. Johnson hal
a complete range of sizes in window
glass.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Billips, Mis-,
Alma Nelson and Mr.. Leslie James mo
tored over from Richland Center anC
spent few hours with relatives ant
friends on Sunday last.
Rev. L C. Jacobson is at Zumbro
ia, Minnesota, attending conference
He assumes presidency of Red Wins
district association, which embraces
western Wisconsin and eastern Mime
sofa.
Grand masquerade ball at Running
hall, Wednesday evening. October 80
First masquerade dance of the season
-Four big prizes given. Music by tbs
Viroqua four-piece orchestra. All in
vited. Henry Running, proprietor.
Window glass and putty are tw,
essentials for winter comfort fully al
important as fuel. Davis, the drug
gist, keeps plenty of these things, bu
the fuel must be secured of others
Remember the Davis drug store fol-
glass and putty.
When you are looking for your
winter underwear, remember that We
are sole agents for the well known
Lewis closed crotch" union suits. VIZ
also carry the best in two.piece, all
wool garments, as well as the best
grade of wool fleeced in both two piece
and union. The Blue Front Store.
John w. Brown returned from {
months visit among the old scenes in
Ohio. He declares that matters politi.
cal in the Buckeye state are extremely
quiet for presidential election year.
John is sanguine that if talk he hearC
enroute can be relied on republicans
will win the election, with President
Taft at the head.
DIR. r. H. Brenizer, former ply.
stefan at Ontario, late years a resident
of Lime Ridge, in Sank county, died ir
Reedsburg hospital on a recent date,
mourned by family and host of gooc
friends. In 1898, at the breaking out
of Spanish-American war, DIR. Brent.
ger joined Viroqua Company NJ, becom.
ing lieutenant. He was the largest
man in the regiment, with heart tc
correspond
We want to call the attention OF
the people to our splendid showing OF
overcoats. The adler CoIlegian'
coat is too well known to need any word
from US. Our plush lined coats We be-
lieve you will find superior in quality
and cheaper in price than you will find
elsewhere. They are the "Wearfine'
brand, sheep lined coats. The best
quality Of moleskin and lined through
out with the best of peIts.
The BLUE FRONT STORE.
The editor of the CENSOR and fam
lily and Captain j. Henry Tate drove to
Richland Center and spent two days
with friends. Mr.. Tate had not seer
the old town since 1877, and you may
be sure he was astonished at the mark
ed improvements in that thriving city.
The new $40, 900 municipal auditorium,
the 500, 600 milk condensing plant, the
new postoffice, the large number of
business and dwelling houses are i'm
provements no city in all western Wis