Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-11-05
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

New invoice of house dresses st
Suttle & Tate's.
Money to loan on real estate. Call
on j. E. Stoll.
See the new Tango hand bags at
Suttle & Tate's.
Get your window glass and putty
at 0. E. Davis drug store.
All kinds of storm poof roofngs and
papers at the Nuzum Yard.
Attorney o. R. Skasr came from
Lacrosse for probate court.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Fine combs, course combs, all kind
of combs at o. E. Davis drng store.
Probate court term brought num-
Der of distant county people to the city
on Tuesday.
Place orders now for storm sash,
while our stock is complete. The Nu-
yum Yard.
Mrs. C. ]. Smith is receiving a Wis
it from her sister, Mrs. Wingate, of
Minneapolis.
Eight hundred buck towels at bar
gains for Friday and Saturday, at Ro-
man & Felix.
The birthday anniversary of Fred
Eckhardt was observed at his home by
few neighbors.
Ladies' misses, children's sweater
coats, at bargains for Friday and Sat-
urpay, at Roman & Felix.
Leave orders for cut flowers and
funeral designs with A. E. Surenson
and you will be satisfied.
Mrs. F. E. Tate received sad intel
ligence of the death of her brother in
Indiana, who had long been ill.,
The new, nifty, semi English suits
in black and white for young men are
very popular. See these at the Blue
Front Store.
R G. Bestor, eyesight specialist,
will be at the Fortney Hotel, Viroqua,
on Tuesday, Nov 18th, return visit
every month.
Special trains have been necessary
on the Viroqua and Kickapoo railroads
to carry live stock to the Milwauk ee
and Chicago markets.
We are rushed with business but
win use you right if you will come in
and make your wants known. Bekke-
One lot misses and children's shoes
that formerly sold for 50. 90 to So so for
Friday and Saturday cleanup price SO
cents, at Roman & Felix.
The jury commission, consisting of
F. P. Bean, L o. Brye and R, P. Dali
ton, met here on Friday and revised
the lists for jury service.
Fl. W. Ericsson ard Will Setback OF
Rockton, and Attorney Drew of La
Fargo, aetoed to the County seat and
remained over Monday night.
Hardware Merchant B. S. Ander-
son returned from several weeks So
Ijourn in Montana. receiving much ben
eft from rest and change of climate.
On Friday and Saturday small sizes
of ladies' bigh-grade SHOES, button and
lace, that formerly sold for 81 so to
SO so, cleanup price per pair, SO cents.
Mrs. Willard Bowman and daughter
Daisy, accompanied by the little grand
daughter, Margaret, are spending a
couple of weeks in Minneapolis and St.
Paul.
Miss Mertie Myers. who has been
employed at the Norris millinery store,
left for her home at Rockton where she
was called by the serious illness of a
brother.
do not overlook the storm windows
aud doors till cold weather comes. Or
der them now. Bekkedal Lumber Com
pany will take the measure and guar
antee fit
-Profs. Brown ami Gilman went to
Madison to witness the foot ball game
between the universities of Minnesota
and Wisconsin. Minnesota was victor
ious 20 to 3.
AT her home in Springville, Mrs.
Etts German was given birthday sur
prise by neighbors and friends on We'd
nesday evening last. Generous were
the good wishes and tokens of remem-
brance.
The death of Valentine Hess, late
of Springville, who died at the home
of his son-in-law, Charles Croniger,
near Towerville. A widow and large
family survive. Mr.. Hess was sixty
years old.
-Chas. S. Slack is making a special
low price on his white house on the cor
ner of his business block if taken at
once. A good investment to rent out,
as it can be rented continually at $40
per month.
-DeSoto officers brought over for
residence with Mine Host HOMELAND at
the county crowbar hotel, one A. ].
Mcdonald, who is alleged to have used
threatening and slanderous language to
housewife of that village. His term
of incarceration is set for ninety days.
Where is better location in Viro-
qua than Chas. S. Stacks fine home
property with two large lots of land?
This is in the heart of the city on the
highest ground, with good drainage AMI
facing the south; shade trees that take
a life time to grow. Now is your chance
to get in line. Mr.. Retired Farmer, or
Mr.. Business Man.
Halloween prankers were moder-
ate in their antics in Viroquo, whether
from fear of arrest or a general re-
formation in this respect. Let US hoLe
the latter. Juvenile parties were held
IN some instances, the most notable at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. C.. BOYLE
for their nieees, Louise and Mary Tate.
&C. F. Wallace returned home after
several months travel and work in diff
ferent parts of the country Minnesota,
Tennessee and elsewhere. For some
time be had been in the cranberry sec
ton Of this state experimenting har-
vest OF that crop, barrel of choice
berries following him here for distribu-
ton among neighbors and friends.
Mrs. C. L. Peterson and Miss Clara
Glenn attended Rebecca district con-
vention at Tomah. The convention was
q large one ~ BEING ureaorf Miss