Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-10-23

IL wanting 10 Uugs sSii Ut rent your
property, call on j. w. Thayer.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Tablets, pencils, inks and all kinds
of school supplies at o. E. Davis
All kinds of toilet soaps, l0c per
bar, or three for 25c, at o. E. Davis
Put Hyde & Thayer's quick hitch
into your single harness and save time.
-Hocky caps, aviation caps, sweater
coats for ladies and misses at Roman &
Felix.
Get Barker's Remedy cures and pre-
vent catarrh, colds ard rheumatism,
all druggists.
Storm sash-save half your winters
coal bill. Get them now of John E.
Nuzum G. Son.
Mrs. o. G. Munson purchased a
Rapid Steel range with polished top of
Chas S. Slack.
Sal Vet is the best preparation for
Kidding your stock of worms. Buy it
from o. E. Davis.
-Pillsbury's Best. -four, S. 20 per
barrel White Lily flour, ST 30 per
sack, at c. H Ostrem's.
Reuben Farr, who met with such
serious injuries in threshing machine,
is able to be about town.
We are showing a large assortment
of Gordon & Ferguson furs at very low
prices. Roman & Felix.
Dancing school and social was well
attended last evening. Prof. Falls
will make Viroqua every Tuesday.
Hans H. Davidson has entered The
big Doerfinger Park Store of Lacrosse
as salesman, and moved his family to
that city.
When having pianos to tune give Jas
| r. Parker a chance. He does tuning
in city ar country. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
New line of ladies' flannel shirt
waists and shirts in the latest styles
and patterns. Just received at The
Blue Front Store.
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.
We sell the guaranteed Adrian
woven wire fence. This fence can be
used over any kind of uneven ground
anu viii give gOu pcI4cCl SdtiSAdCliOtl.
John E.. Nuznm and Son.
/ : William M. Bouffieur arrived from
/ the state of Oregon to see his father
and spend two months. He reports
fine conditions in the west this season
ard satisfaction of himself and family
with their change Of location.
The broad acred Heron homestead
farm in Jefferson town is reported sold,
/ Frank Knower being the purchaser. 1t
is one of the largest farm deals pulled
off for some time in these parts, Ed
ward Wig being the negotiator, -
-Chas S. Slack received an order,
by wire, Friday, for a Melrose wagon
bed to be shipped to James Nc Nalley,
Colfax, Louisiana. They have a man
exhibiting their goods at the fair in
Louisiana this month, and prospects
are good.
The first number of the season S
entertainment and lecture course will
open November l8, with the Hussars,
the company of nine singers and brass
choir. Their reputation as entertainers
is of the best. The course consists of
| five choice numbers.
Relief Corps convention for La
Crosse District was held in La Crosse
Tuesday Following attended from vi
roqua corps: Mesdames T. O. Mork,
| E. d Harrington, A. j. Thompson, C.
S. Dickson, w. w. Wigginton, j. w.
Miller, Thos. Weayil, NJ E. Ogden,
Hugh Porter, G. NJ. Henry, A. C.
Hook.
Friends in Viroqua receive cards
announcing the marriage of ]. Harry
Gaines, who was welded October 18th
to Miss Laura Osborne of Ashland.
Their home will be at Duluth, where
Harry has been located much of the
time since graduating from our schools.
His many friends of boyhood days will
extend heartiest congratulations.
H. H. Rabbit and his cement crew
are about through with their season s
run, having cleared up all work in the
city apportioned to them They yet
have a strip of walk to construct at the
county asylum. Mr.. Rabbit tells the
CENSOR that they have done construc-
ton work of walks and crossings in the
city to the amount of thirteen thousand
dollars this year.
Stock ship nents from Viroqua and
other stations in this neighborhood are
heavy, embracing hogs, cattle and sheep.
All kinds of live stock is commanding
war prices. Mich cows and young
stockers are above anything known in
these parts for years. Abundance of
rough feed and grain and enlarged num-
Der of silos affords farmers opportun-
ity to carry over an unusual number of
animals
A farm fire that might have been
much more serious occurred on the
ridge near Benefits corners Sunday
evening, when the roof on the tenement
house of Walter Hardie, occupied by
Vernon Farr. Prompt assistance of
neighbors prevented spread of flames
except to one side of the roof. Henry
Anderson's automobile came in for
praise in taking a party of rescuers in
double-quick.
MIR. John w. Curry of Ablemans,
was in town to visit his mother and
transact personal business. He recent
ly returned from Montana, where pas
sed portion of the season. John has
acquired block of 8, $40 acres of land
all in one body, will soon remove to
Montana and take up the life of ranch
man. He is stocking the same with
Herefords and Shorthorns. This sect
ion Of the country will regret the re-
moysl Of so good business hustler.
"A call has been extended to Rev.
o. K. Ramberg TO become pastor of the
West Prairie, Bad AK and Northwest
Prairie Lutheran churches. The Synod
Lutheran church OF this place, which
he has served as pastor for about eight
years, has granted him honorable re-
lease and he will move tn hiz new