Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-08-29
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IS ID pail of lard for so; at Deylin's
meat market.
Miss Stella Nuznm has returned
from Tomsh.
MIRA Albon Liudemsnn is visiting
in Chi cago.
Vote for d F. Mains, candidate
for assem- bly,.
10 10 pail of lard for 81 at Devlin's
meat marKet.
Get puzz q far and win a priz,.
W. F Lindemsnn Co.
Miss Kathrine Lipdemann is visit
Ing in Sparta.
-Branson Potts spent Sunday with
friends at Viola.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas M Thompson
spent Sunday at De Soto
-Albon Lindemann is in New York
City, purchasing his winter stock.
Mrs. Henry Karn will leave for
Moline, Illinois, the end of the week.
Jesse Frank of Chicago, spent few
days at the home of W. N. Cofiand.
Mrs. B. F. Norris has gone to Chi
cago to buy her fall stock of millinery.
Miss Barbara Munson leaves, Fri
Mrs. c. H. Nye of PIatteville, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J, Fl. Chase.
Miss Laura McCullock is receiving
visit from Mrs. Wright of Prairie du
Chen.
Miss Mabel Chase will attend the
Milwaukee conservatory of music next
year.
Mrs. Calvin Morley and son Cham.
cy, are spending several days in La
Crosse.
The W. C. T. U will meet with
Mrs N II. Nelson, Tuesday, Septem
Der
Miss Kate Goodell entertained
party of ladies at dinner at The Fortney,
last Sunday.
-Mrs. Flora Arnesop of Victory, is
visiting her father E A Owen, and
other relatives.
% W. Kaulbarsch leaves for Chi
CdSu, GDudy, W buy Aoi SOOdr AOA UuO
Lindemann store.
Farmers! Your interests would be
carefully guarded bv d. F. Mains, If
elected to the assembly.
DIR. Bert Tainter came from Mil.
waukee to spend week at the home of
his mother in this city.
Who is Jack2 Get a puzzle fan
and find out.
w. F. Lindemsnn Co.
Mrs. A. o. Larson and daughter
Welma will go to Milwaukee this week
to buy their fall stock Of millinery.
Misses Almina Wise and Sadie
Rogers left, Monday, for Stevens Point,
where they will attend tire normal
We are on top because we sell the
best goods at the bottom.
Fair Savings Store.
Earl Arlington returned home on
Sunday evening, after spending several
months in Milwaukee and La Crosse.
Mrs Anderson and Miss Francis
Anderson of McHenry, North Dakota,
are guests at the home of L R. Aiding
ton.
On the back page of today's CEN
SOR is given an excellent likeness of d.
e Mains, republican candidate of as
sembly.
Mrs. Jackson Silbaugh is again at
home after delivering series of
lectures at various points in the state in
the interest of the W. G, T. U.
Carl J Severson's store for the past few
days while Mr.. Severson took an en-
forced vacation on account of illness.
A. N. Ashury and family leave to-
day for their home in Lincoln, Nebras-
ka, after three weeks visit with rela.
tives and friends here and ut Reads
town.
Lost, last Monday, between Dsvlin's
meat market and the fair ground,
light coat Party returning same to
Deviins meat market will receive a re-
ward.
Sparta will hold special election
on primary election day, September 4,
to vote upon the question of putting the
mayor and aldermen of that city under
n salary.
The young people of the United
Lutheran church are going 20 give an
ice cream social at the home of Mr..
Chris Eliefson next Saturday evening,
September g All are welcome
% C. Weeden Of Argentine, Kansas,
ia visiting at the home of his sister,
Mrs. A. F. Stark. Mr. Weeden has
recently visited his old home in Yer
mont W htch stats he last visited in 1856.
School begins September 10, Prof.
Colburn will be at the Office in the high
schooi building every forenoon next
week and will be glad to assist any
pupil in planning IL course of at udy fer
the year.
New arrivals of the famous Adler
suits and overcoats These are the most
up.tn-date, stylish make on the market.
adler" is sure guarantee Of the very
best in make, style and fit. $12 to SIS.
The Blue Front Store.
MIR. and Mrs o. II. Holton and
children left for their home at Stough.
ton, after spending a month visiting
with Mrs Holton's parents, MIR and
Mrs 7. B. Thompson of Pleasant Ridge.
Mr.. Holton has spent most of his time
while here buying tobacco,
Stock buyer John Stoll purchased
two steers from T. S. Thompson cf Sag
City, which weighed 1850 pounds and
brought 1921 55; also a COW which weigh