Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-11-26

no financial return or reward This
plan is one of the legitimate and neces-
sary methods of raising funds for its
support. These facts ought to be APP
preciated and liberal support accorded
Every entertainment of the course will
be well worth the price.
The season of year to renew sub
scriptions.
Mr.. o. G. Lewis was over from
Lacrosse on Sunday.
"A new line of dressins. sScdues from
so cents to 81 % at SutGie g. Tate's.
Certain it is, that tksre is much to
be thankful for this Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Lawrence Of Viola, paid Wis
it to the home of her son Paul, in this
city.
: Mrs. Louis Silbaugh returned from
visit with relatives in northern Wis
consin.
IS. W. Mossholder and Jesse Parr
were business callers from Clinton on
Saturday.
Mrs. Charles McDermott is home
after some days spent with her mother
in Monroe county.
Alex C. Morrison was at La Crosse
to consult specialist concerning i'm
palrment OF MS nearing.
Leave orders for cut flowers and
| funeral designs with A. E. Surenson
and you will be satisfied.
Mr., Jackson, meat market proprie.
| tor, was sick for some days. viii Dew
! lin is working in,his place.
Mrs. Bert Wilson departed for Alb
erdeen, where she joins her husband,
who has a position as k-keeper.
Peter Thompson and wife went to
! Minneapolis to minister to a daughter,
who was stricken with pneumonia.
-Adolph Sanwick returned from
Montana, after a summers sojourn.
He is back in his fathers clothing
house.
notwithstanding sloppy roads o.
A. Kalvestran autoed over from Gays
Mills on Wednesday, accompanied ~
j. /. Keller.
Special for two hours, from 3 to
| D. m. Saturday, November 20 fine quail
ity of percale aprons 10 cents each at
Suttle & Tate's.
Don't forget the big dance at Run
ning's hall Friday, November %. Mu-
sic by 5.piece orchestra. Come and en-
joy yourselves.
Now is the time of the year to
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cant lot, the backyard and the alley
will repay attention.
Agent Berlie Moore sold to A. H.
D; b & Co., at Westby, a new Ameri.
can adding machine, for which he is
agent in this county.
We are rushed with business but
will use you right if you will come in
and make your wants known. Bekke-
dial Lumber Company.
Everybody should read the new
captivating holiday story that COM
mences on inside news page today.
1t continues three weeks.
Henry Hendrickson has purchased
the residence property he recently took
possession of, north of the court house,
buying the same from C. w. Chase.
/ Mr.. Albert Cary is recovering from
a long period of illness and expresses
appreciation to friends and members of
the Christian church for messages of
cheer and calls.
AT the Office Of Judge Mahoney,
and by him, Saturday evening, Chester
bIrdick and Miss Buelah Van Duzee,
of Ontario and Clinton, respectively,
were united II marriage.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Finney of Merrill, rel
atives of E. w. Hazen and wife, we're
ycr-Sundsy guests. In their honor a
dinner party wac given by Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Z. Boyle. Monday evening.
Clark, the Buick man, went to
Genoa on Monday and delivered the
last machine from carload of No. Is
popular equipped Bucks. The sale was
to H. E. Subway and Son.
DIR. Lauder has purchased the Crit
Lxe1 L. 4 L. -
ward, expecting to make it his home,
where we doubt not a chicken farm OF
unusual proportions will be established.
1t will be unusually satisfactory
news to workers that the Bekkedahl
warehouse in this city will open for to-
bacco sizing next Monday. We don't
remember when work commenced be-
fore the holidays.
"A hunting party made up of Aaron
Glass, Glenn Miller, Arch Morrison, Alb.
Ames. Mason McGary arrived here
Saturday morning, having each a COW
eted deer which they secured in Taylor
county. Harrison Smith of Sparta,
was also of the party.
The CENSOR overlooked mention of
a visit paid by Editor Clarence Bolstad,
who was here from North Dakota to
see his parents and renew boy-hood
friendships. Four years in the west
has brought success to,him in his work,
which we are pleased to know. He
publishes two weekly papers.
Are you going to take advantage
of the CENsoR's clubbing proposition?
Three papers and a fine collection of
ZIG holiday souvenir cards, all for 81 50.
1t will be well for all to make known
their wants in season so the cards may
be had few days in advance of Christ
mas.
DIR. Fred A. Tate writes home of a
distressing accident that overlook a
party of Rice Lake business men, of
which he vas a member. They were
in Ashland county hunting. One even
ing while preparing supper stray bull
let pierced the breast of one Of the
party. and died soon after.
Buyer Harry Light lately returned
! from the east, where he found a de-
preston in the horse market A gtrin-
/ gency in money matters snd further
| fact that the use Of auto trucks and
automobiles has lesseued the dema
fur both daft ard Hrfeyjny animate