Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-11-20

post Office.
See o. E. Davis window for toilet
preparations.
Use Laxacold tablets for that cold.
o. E. Davis.
Fine display of meerschaum pipes
at 0. E, Davis.
Salmon, 15c cans for Toe, at the
Farmers Store.
Miss Mary Webb is visiting her
sister at West Salem.
Nothing finer than Nyals' face
cream 0. E. Davis.
-"Rameses, King of Egypt" at the
Opera Electric, Saturday.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Include a sack of Marvel flour in
your next order. A. E. Surenson.
If you want the best, order sack
of Marvel flour from A. E Surenson.
One of the best lines of winter ap-
Piles just received, at A. E. Surenson's.
Mems Sl.25 flannel shirts soc, mems
81 so wool shirts 81, at Rogerson &
Dahl's.
Mics Emma Ward of North Dako-
ia, is guest of Miss Jane Hinkst in
this city.
Trunks, suit cases and bags Just re-
ceived in large quantities at The Blue
Front Store.
Miss Verges Hayden is visiting
NJ. end Ms. n. A. Syiggum and Mrs.
Albert johnson.
Mrs. J. H. McLees and Lincoln
Reed returned from visit with Mon
tana relatives.
Farmers, order your bran, mid.
dlings and cottonseed meal nos of
Thayer G. Bishop.
BY special arrangement. the mer-
chants are offering prizes at the Opera
Electric at each attraction.
Asa HOMELAND and bride were here
| from sparta 10 pass sunday with his
uncle, Sheriff Elect Hoveland.
James McCarty, we'll known citi-
zen of Readstown, suffered a paralytic
stroke, but is not seriously afflicted
Miss Minnie McAuley came from
hospital duties in La Crosse TO visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. McAuley.
When having pianos to tune give Jas
F. Parker chance. He does tuning
in city or country. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
-Mackinaw, duck and sheep lined
coats of the very best makes and at
reasonable prices at The Blue Front
Store.
We are dealers in building mater
ials of national reputation. and lead
them all in quality and price. Jno E.
Nuzum q Son.
There is the baby six months old
and hasn't had its picture taken yet.
Jasperson viii take them, and you are
sure to be pleased.
T7Jasperson is offering something
special before the holidays-the very
thing to give your teacher and class
mates for Christmas presents.
"A daughter came to the parsonage
of our new Lutheran Pastor Hofstad
Also at the farm home of Blaine
Wheeler.
How much longer will this fine
weather continue" is the query of all.
1t is clipping favorable days from
long winter.
As usual, the Weekly Inter. Ocean
will be dubbed with the CENSOR at Is
cents, or $1,25 for both within the
county.
Ladies Monarch rain coats. the
kind that mt and hold their color, in
tan, black, grey and blue shades. One
price $500. The Blue Front Store.
j. M. Cade and Risner Thompson
returned from Montana for the winter
The boys secured homesteads and are
well pleased with their years exper-
fence in the west.
"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.
Mrs. Adele c. King will be at Ro-
man & Felix, Saturday, November %,
in the interest of the Ladies' Home
Journal patterns. Dressmakers and
home sewers are cordially invited to
command her assistance.
The supper spread for members of
the game protective association was a
feast last Friday evening, Congrega-
tional ladies' doing themselves proud in
sufficient wild game to meet the de-
mands Of seventy-five who joined in
the spread.
The Lutefisk dinner and supper and
fair given by Synod church ladies' was
great success on Saturday. No de-
nominational or non denominational
tastes are recognized when Norwegian
feast fish is served in the right way.
Nice financial returns were realized by
the society.
John Binish, Junior, came from
Union town last Saturday to write on
the state civil service examination given
for accountants. He was the sole per-
son % appear for examination. Mr..
Binish is graduate of an Illinois com
met>ial college, bright, active young
man.
First number of the Band enter
tainment course tomorrow night, Thurs
day, at Opera house. Hon. John J.
Esch lecture on Panama canal from
personal observation. Reserved seats
now on sale at the jewelry store of
Sam Lillis. Single tickets 80 cents.
The four number course for S1.00.
DIR. Ralph T. Allen was sentenced
by Judge Higbee, at La Crosse, to ten
years in states prison on conviction Of
having enticed girls from st. Paul to
La Crosse for immoral purposes on pre-
tense that they were wanted for actors.
Allen has a long list of crooked things
charged to his account. He was a
travelling clairvoyant, and Hillsboro
was one of his visiting points.
We want to call the attention of
the people TO our splendid showing of