Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-11-17
: Insure with John Dawson & Co.

insure with J0nn dawson q 20
Thanksgiving Thursday Of next
week.
-Lutefsk and Bazaar all day Friday
at Running's hall
Mrs. DIT Buchanan returned from
her western trip.
An sizes of window glass at o. E.
Davis drug store.
See the new things in overcoats at
Stoll & Groves.
"A fine line of pipes from 25e up, at
o. E. Davis, drug store.
For your Thanksgiving eats 60 10
Henry Brothers grocery.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second door
Ferguson building. Phone SO.
Mrs. S. ]. Sauer returned from
Rochester and Austin, Minnesota.
Save your money for the Congre-
gational Christmas fair December 4.
You can save money buying lum-
Der, -four and feed at Thayer's yard.
Isaac Groves ard wife of Ross, Wis
tied relatives and FRIENDS at Waupaca.
We handle the best of barn paint
at right prices. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
New materials for party gowns.
with trimmings to match at Suttle G.
Tate's.
You will have no regret buying
your lumber for fall repairing of j. w.
Thayer.
Don't forget the big fur sale at
Suttle & Tate's beginning Saturday,
November 20.
W. E. Garrett and George Schroe-
der are the proud owners of Buick D44
six-cylinder roadsters.
Miss Rhoda Mcconnell, who lives
with her sister, Mrs. Fl. S. Chapman,
fell and fractured one of her arms.
We take measurements for storm
sash any place in the city, and guaran-
tee to fit. Call phone 43. The Nuzum
Yard.
Saturday, November 10th, is the
last day to get oil paintings at the Rice
building. Positively no pictures left
for sale.
Prof. w. p Colburn had the honor
of presiding over the state teachers
convention held in Milwaukee two
weeks ago.
The parents of Mr.. C.E. Nowatney
came from Mills aukee to make him a
visit. His father left again for trip
to California.
Remember, Thanksgiving is only a
week from Thursday. And remember
that A. E. Surenson specializes in
Thanksgiving groceries.
Former Sheriff Martin Root is nurs.
ing painful hand. A scratch injury
developed blood poisoning, but he is
gettin, along well now.
Fred Veglahn and party autoed
through the city to their homes near
Victory, having been on trip to &c
lumbia and Adams counties.
Annual Thanksgiving dance to be
given in Running's hall, under auspices
of Culver's orchestra, Friday night,
November 26 Everybody is invited.
Buick Agent Clark has just re-
ceived carload of the famous cylin-
der Bucks, models D44 and D4t, and a
carload of Oakland Model 80 6-cylinder
care.
Mrs. i w. Fowell Of Sylvan, visit
ed at the '.cme Of her brother, Geo. w.
Griffin and family. From here che
went to Waupun for q weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. Geo. B. Fisher.
This weather must call your attea-
ton to the need of good, warm under
wear. We have it in the best makes,
both union and two-piece garments.
The best 81 union suits to be had. The
Blue Front Store.
Miss Alma Nelson sustained more
severe bruises than at first realized
when the Henderson automobile tipped
over two weeks ago near Hunter bridge.
She came home from Richland Center
to rest and recruit from the mishap.
Herbert S. Cha oman and wife have
abandoned the farm for the present,
removing to the city. occupying house
north of the Southeastern station.
Fred Chapman and young wife will
manage the home farm west of town.
Having purchased the residence
property of Herb Weavill, in the Third
ward, Mr.. and Mrs John Friddell have
moved to the city, and they are vel
coined here. The Friddell farm south
east of Viroqua, has been leased by
their son Herman.
John E. Stoll and George w Schroe-
der, accompanied by their wives. went
north week ago in order to be on the
grounds when the deer hunting season
opened. Many parties from all sections
of the county have gone to the hunting
grounds in different portions of the
state.
Everything from a tulip bulb to
an orchard Howe Compbell Nursery
Co , Inr. Rochester, New York Leave
orders with Chas. S. Slack & Co., vi
roqua Office. Special premiums free
for the next thirty days. Call at the
Office and talk it over. No money IN
til delivered in spring.
An exchange remarks that the
most powerful king is working; the
LATEST, shir- king; the leanest, thin
king; the most thirsty, drinking; the
slyest, win-king; the best liked by all
ladies', tai. king; the most humiliating,
sim king; the most stern, spanking;
the most necessary, ba king; the most
optical, looking; the most vibrating,
and the most despised, snea-
king.
Relatives and OLD frierjs in this
county learn with sir -ere regret of the
affection that has come 10 Judge and
Mrs William j. Mossholder, at Sam
Diego, California, in the death of their
eldest son, Marks p householder. From
the newspaper clipping giving account
of his death and interment the CENSOR
CLEANS that be was a young gentleman
CT high standing, popular with all class
es, a lawyer of brilliancy and 32d de-
gree Mason. Among the pail hearers
we notice the name of Newton Nj Layne,