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

Earl q Smith came from Lacrosse
to pass Sunday with friends.
Eugene Denning went to La Crosse
for appendicitis operation.
DR.. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
oDal Bank building. Phone 80.
Include a sack of Marvel -four in
your next order. A. E. Surenson
Miss Marion Dahl entertained a
party of friends Halloween night.
Order cottonseed meal of Thayer
& Bishop, ard get quality and price.
Now is the time to select your
choice fur sets at Roman & Felix's.
"A full line of comforters and blank
cts at lowest prices at Roman & Felix's.
Shoe repairing done by Oscar Quain
one door west of Browns mnsic store.
Special features at the Opers Elec-
trie every Wednesday and Saturday
night.
Miss Genevieve Harris came from
Aberdeen to see her grandfather, Phil
lip Bouffleur.
Fay Sherrick has secured a position
on the St Paul road between Lacrosse
and Minneapolis.
John E. StoIl has sold Mrs. L. R.
Colt property in south end of city to
Knudt Everson of Towerville.
Thc greatest &C 2n C:v:! W2- Pic
lures, 1.-The Seige of Petersburg" at
the Opera Electric, Saturday night.
Henry Schotlen, Melvina, has pur-
chased Chas S. Slack Co.'S Is horse
Case engine to run his corn shredder.
Mrs. Name Coy arrived from the
south to remain till the hohday season
with her mother, Mrs. Salome Miller.
When having pianos to tune give Jas
F. Parker chance. He does tuning
in city or country. Satisfaction guar
antccd.
Seal of Minnesota and Purity -four
will De sold at bargain price to intro
duce for next thirty days, by Thayer q
Bishop.
"A farm of 200 acres short dis
lance from West Prairie. Good build
ings. Price IS, 500 See Albert Sol
version.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. B. Richards
went to Edmund to visit their daughter.
They were accompanied by Miss Anna
Turner.
Postmaster Nelson and Cashier Earl
and two 9th gentlemen autoed in
from Cashton on election day for an
outing.
New line of ladies' flannel shirt
waists ard shirts Ia the latest styles
and patterns. just received at The
Blue Front Store.
| MIR. Kanute Evenson Of TowerYille
has bought the property of Mrs. L. R.
Gott south of town, and proposes to
make it his home. " s. 1T -,
Almost a dray load of sweater
coats Just received. All styles and col
ors. Prices ranging from SOC to 81. so,
The Blue Front Store,
&c. ]. Mcclellan is in the city on
business to day. He was confined to
his Bergen home by a protracted ill
ness from typhoid fever,
You certainly read my ad in last
weeks CENSOR and prices offered.
They are the came now, and will be
from now on. Lem Stevling.
North Dakota experienced a foot
| fall of snow And we too had a little
| furry of the beautiful on one of the
pinching mornings Of last week,
Mrs. Helen Durn, Viola's first
school teachar, paid visit to the Rich
ards family in this city and also re-
viewed scenes at Viola. Mrs. Dunn re-
sides in Illinois.
"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.
First number of the lecture and en-
! tertainment course November 10. The
celebrated Huzzars will open the sea-
son. There is no finer attraction and
entertainers on the road.
Pearl Beaver met with a painful
and troublesome injury on Sunday,
when he was thrown from horse and
sustained a broken wrist. Monday next
Mr.. Beaver and family will remove to
Fergus Falls, Minnesota.
1t is cheaper to build warm houses
than to heat cold ones. We can tell
you how to build warm new house or
how to make your old house comfort
able. Our building experience is free
to our customers. Jno. E. Nuzum & Son.
John P. Melvin is over from Web
ster today, kind of celebrating the
6fty-eight anniversary of the arrival
of bis fathers family in Vernon coun-
ty, having passed through Viroqua that
day from Ohio to their longtime home
in Webster.
Rev. G. Sydney BARRIERS illustrat-
ed lecture, Travel in South Africa
is both entertaining and instructive.
He will be at As5ury church Friday
night and at Springville church Satur-
day night. Why not give him a full
house at both places?
Albert Larson has gone into the
real estate business and has associated
himself with A. ]. Beat IS a member
of the Vernon County Land Company.
They are well equipped 60 take care of
your real estate business whether you
wish to buy or sell. Office over Sur
enson's Grocery Store.
Information from La Crosse is that
Thomas Weavil is coming through with
the terrible injuries received in better,
shape than was feared He will not
lose his right arm, as was first thought.
A long silver bar has been engrafted
into the flesh to strengthen the limb,
which will be stiff but useful.
The CENSOR was little premature
in announcing in its last issue that
Charles B. Hauge and Miss Alberta
Dustin had been married at La Crosse.
Ths young people just little fooled
the wlseaeres, and the happy event
took place at the home of the brides