Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-10-10
Aylward tonight.

Special fall prices on sll lines at Se-
verson & Co.'S
/ w. W. Powell of Genoa town, was
in the city on Monday.
-Tibbits. Cameron for any s.ze of
! storm sash or windows.
Attorney G M Bait, Jr., spent
last Thursday in Sparta.
-S4ovgaard ana his company, rues-
day night. October 16
Canvas gloves only five cents the
! pair at S verson q Co.'S.
Harold Clark. of Viola, was in tine
city on business, Saturday.
Miss Nina Woods of La Fargo,
visited Viroqua friends last week.
"A portion of the front wall of the
Dyson business block is being rebuilt.
M J. Flemming is receiving visit
from his mother, who resides in Ohio.
| Homer Lombard of La Fargo, spent
! couple of days in our city last week.
= st Tibbits- Bameron's yard you can
Il i'tIae best pulp plaster. We guaran-
teo ..
- Henry Bennett is about to huild
an addition to the west side of his Jtsi-
deuc'.
"A few friends surprised Mrs. o. P.
Hill, last Friday evening, in honor OF
her birthday.
Hon Van S. Bennett and wife of
RocktoD, visited with Viroqus friends
last Saturday.
For mems and boys best underwear,
two piece aud union suits. look at the
/ Blue Front line
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Ssndmire If
Ash Ridge, we're guests at John Daw-
sons over Sunday.
Newest aud nobbiest overcoats, fam
GUS Adler" make
The Blue Front Store.
-BransOn Potts resigned his position
ia Ed Harriugton's barber shop and will
journey iu tha west.
Mr.. and Mrs. los. Oswald spent
ptrJ of last week in Boscobel, attending
the fair and visiting friends.
Mrs Geo. Wise of Viola, will move
to our city this fall to be near her sons,
Messrs. John and Fred Stoll
john Kendall supplies local church
at II email village y,ear Appleton, while
attendiog Lawrence university.
--Miss lila B. Newlam returned to
her home ut La Fargo, ehe having COM
pleted the work NJ Snow = college
-Cemeut WALKS have been laid ehe
past week in front of In" residences of
ab rx6r Natursy1
The CENSOR ackno wisdges a call
from Mr., and Mrs. A. j. Smith of
Wheatiand town, While ia tEe city last
Saturday.
Harry Davis former Viroqua
young man, spent few days with reia-
tives in this city. Harry has employ
ment with railroad construction crew
in North Dakota
Students of the first grade begin
today attending school both morning
and afternoon. Heretofore the grade
has been divided INTO two sections, each
attending half day.
What's become Of the old fashioned
fellow who, about this time of the year,
would tell what he could do If he didn'e
have the "rheumatism' and if ne had
his own coon dogP
Mrs Addie Ady left on Thursday
of lss5 week, for Moline. Illinois, where
ohe will v'si5 her daughter Miss Effie
dy. Before returning she will visit
relatives in Iowa ,Ind Missouri.
-Th, purollment at Shows college is
rapidly Increasing but there are still
many ladies who on gbt TO consider it
before is is TOO Ite Visitors are well
come to come any time of the day.
d S Wafie and wife departed ON
Saturday morning last for Broadhead,
where they will make their home with
their daughter. Mrs. Carl Anderson.
They rented their residence to Mr..
Frank Byers.
We have. good assortment OF
windows, sash doors and large supply
of building paper which we will sell at
discount in order to make room for
another years supply.
Tibbits-C Cameron Co
e. L. Tomtingen, former we'll
known pioneer settler of this county
died in Minnesota He was postmaster
and merchant at Esofea many years
ago, before moving to the west Many
relatives still reside here.
Jasper J. Peterson, accompanied
by wife and baby, arrived in the old
home, Saturday, for visit with rela-
tives and friends. Jasper holds a po
sition with large firm of contractors
and builders. He likes Iowa AMI her
people.
Il d Glenn writes from Ann Arbor
Michigan, university, thai the number
of students r gistered there at the years
orening is over five thousand He and
Chas J Miche'et are the only Vernon
county students so far this season
Prof Theodore Running is professor in
mathematics.
Mr.. and Mrs William johnson or
Moutfort, accompanied by Miss b irbarsa
Munson, spent Saturday ip the city
Mr. Johuson il "A nephew of NJ. V. b
Rchards The trip here and return
wss made in au automobile, and - half
day each way was consumed in th'
drives The G4s' ance is sbout seventy
miles
Martin Nelson write. to baYe his
CENSOR changed trom Madison to Lilo
coin, Nebraska where he ms engaged
with the state unIversity ~ professor IN
the agricultural college Mr. Nelson
expected TO have super afendency OF
tue Msrinetts couaty agric ulfuraE