Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-10-28


Mems winter caps plush lined ear
projectors. .................. 70
Mems winter caps fur lined neck
and ear protectors. ..... so
Mems winter caps value up to $3.50 80
Mems 15c heavy union wool socks
pair for. Observation-Disclosures. 70
Mems all wool socks all colors. 80. 25
County board convenes in tw o
weeks.
Look out for the wolfe" Novem-
Der Is.
All kinds of pipes at o. E. Davis
drug store.
"A new shipment of ladies silk waists
at Suttle & Tate's.
Ladies hand bags, all leather, 81. so
and up, at o. E. Davis.
Bargains in trimmed hats at Mrs.
A. o. Larson's millinery store.
Miss Ethel Fisher spent Sunday at
Melvina, the guest of Miss Esther Tu.
hus.
-12, 10 and 20 gage smokeless load
ed shells, SOC per box at The Kuebler
Hardware.
We still have a few skirts left
which we offer at cleanup prices.
Suttle & Tate.
Anderson & Sauer are showing
some very nice patterns of heavy limo
leum, two yards wide.
Captain H. T. James was over from
Ferryville to attend Masonic lodge on
Wednesday night last.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Fortney of
Franklin, went to Lacrosse, where the
latter will submit to an operation.
Il am prepared TO take in sewing or
GO out by day. Miss Mable Pierce,
phone 349, in the old Casson residence.
Mr.. L. w. Smith of Clinton was
thrown from his rig while driving to
CashtOn, but fortunately he sustained
only scalp wound.
Newton Yeomen will hold a meet
ing next Saturday night. Members re-
quested to be present. The lodge chart
er will be presented.
Rev. Bayne, Senior, was accom-
panied to Rochester by mis- son, where
he was given examination respecting
his physical infirmities.
Bargains in can peas, 4 cans for 25c
regular l0c value, special for Friday
and Saturday only. Do not miss this
opportunity at Sweger's Grocery.
Mr.. A. A. Breidung and family took
run from Whitestown to the city by
auto, last Thursday. They witnessed
the working Of CENSOR presses while
here
Don't wait until cold weather to
order your storm windows and doors.
Call up the Bekk edal Lumber Company
for prompt service and right price, you
are certain.
"A lady representative will be at
Surenson's grocery store Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday demonstrating KEEL
logs cereals. You are invited TO call
and sample them.
Sheriff HOMELAND, today, conveys
to Waupun Willard Priest of Hillsboro,
convicted in circuit court of arson
Charles Asbjornson was taken there on
Friday last.
Westby will hold a special election
November 9Th to vote upon the propo-
sition whether the village shall be bond
ed for SO, 900 to pave the county and
state roads within the incorporation.
Mrs. N. E. Bowman sold her resi-
dence property in the Second ward to
Earl Truesdsle, who in turn sold it to
Martin Jensen. Earl also purchased
the Skarstad residence and Munyon liv-
cry barn.
-Osteopathy is complete system,
and embraces all non-drug ideas in Their
apeutics with spinal adjustment as its
essential keynote. DR.. c. ID. Mead,
over Blue Front Store. Phone. office
200, house 312.
jackson & Longwell have taken the
agency for the Cownie Tanning Com
pany for the making of robes and coats
from any hides. Thew personally guar
antee the quality of all work done.
Give them your order.
Before the high school and public,
on Thursday night, November q, Prof.
Clark, gra duate of Oberlin col
lege, will give an illustrated lecture on
Ancient Rome, in the school auditorium.
Later particulars.
Wade Gorsline, young man, was
apprehended on charge of setting fire
to straw stack on the farm of Will
Aiken. Hearing will be before JUS
tice Pollard November 8, when it is be-
lieved clouded mind will be pleaded.
Saturday night of this week a So
cial will be held in District No. 5, known
as the Ole Torger house in Franklin.
Purpose of the affair is to secure funds
with which to buy flag. Certainly a
commeudable thing to do, and il is hoped
everybody will turn out.
Hon. Henry Johnson, state treasur-
er, was a caller in Viroqua this morn
ing between trains. He was taking a
survey of the political situation, carry
ing the assurance that the republican
state ticket will be a generous winner
on Tuesday next.
Now is the time for overcoats. We
have them in all styles and patterns,
in prices from So to $75. The adler
Collegian" overcoats have no equal
Fur coats. plush lined coats, fur fined
coats, sheep lined coats, Balmacaan
coats. We can suit the best dresser.
The Blue Front Store.
The farm dwelling of Ole Lee, three
miles west of Westby, in the town of
Coon, was destroyed by fire on Thurs
day evening last. 1t occurred while the
family was eating supper, originating
in the chamber. Little was removed
from the building. M. Lee lost about
$40 in currency. The house was insur-
ed in the Hamburg company, but not
sufficient to meet the loss.
Our bachelor friend, William j.
Lawrence of Retreat section, whom we
presumed to be 50 thoroughly confirmed
in his attitude against womsnkind, has
warmed up to the situation, married
and taken a bride to his splendid farm
home, like a sensible man that he is.
The lady is Edna Olive Miller, Prairie
du Chen maiden. Congratulations to
you, Jim.
On a recent day Merchant Enge-
bretson of Esofea, found near the court