Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-08-07
Seattle, Wash, July 30, 1907.

The finest tobacco lath in the city
at Nuzum's. Call and see them.
Mrs. Albert Broadhead has been
very i'll at her home on West Prairie.
Ole Jackson has had a 308-foot
well drilled on his Jefferson tow farm.
j. Billings accompanied hi nephew,
Prof. j. E. Lake, to Char paign, Hi
nois, for visit.
Two representativ- S of that relig-
ious faith are holding Mormon meetings
at Soldiers Grove.
"A car of bridge plank just arrived
at the Tibbit- Cameron yard. First
coa.e, first served.
Another carload of trunks, suit
cases. telescopes and bags, just receiv-
ed at the Blue Front Store.
We have an overstock on sash,
doors, and interior finish. Call and see
them. We can save you money at
Nuzum's.
w. p. Colburn will visit Sault st.
Marie 10y hoat after finishing his in
stitute work at Wausaukee. He ex-
poets to reach home some time during
the coming week.
The payment for cream at the Vir-
oqu creamery from July 1st to 18th
was almost 50, 000 The price per pound
was "a $40 cents. That is good show
ing for two weeks.
According to the Wisconsin state
horticultural society the new seedless
and coreless apple trees that are now
advertised for sale, are fraud. Far
mers will save money by remembering
this article.
Let us prepare you for first-class
office position. Five thousand gradu-
ates now employed. Fall term begins
dress, Toland's Business School, La
Crosse, Wis.
Friends in this city are notified of
the marriage at Minneapolis, on Satur-
day last, of Eugene Stimble and Miss
Antoinette MacMurphy. Gene" has
many friends here who will join with
the CENSOR in wishing much happiness
and prosperity for Mr.. and Mrs. Slim
BILE.
Judge and Mrs. C. w. Graves and
daughter, Ada, arrived home from
Sparta on Sunday. The Judge and Mrs
Graves report most d." tful auto
mobile trip to Watertoy u. outh Da-
kota, on which they wero guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. John Brock of Sparta
They spent some time "t st. Paul and
Minneapolis enroute.
The high grade en- .eter of our
clothing is more than maintained in our
new fall line. This with honest repre-
sentation has given us the lead in cloth
ing and furnishings With the clean
up, last February, our line is practical
ly new throughout Our prices are
guaranteed as low honest goods can
be sold. The Blue Front Store.
1t is now certain that local prices
for hay will be high. The crop, which
was light one at best, was b Wy dam
aged 10y the recent heavy fioous. Many
valley fields were completely inundated.
the hay being totally ruined 1t is
thought by some that before next
spring haled hay will reach the SIS
mark If it does those who have dis
posed of their superfiuous stock will
have occasion to rejoice.
--Mesdames r. NJ. Towner and L.
&c. Boyle gave lawn party at the
home of the former on Wednesday
afternoon of last week About fifty
ladies' were present and their skill in
answering n series of questions with
the names of various kinds Of cloth and
in drawing pictures was tested. The
results caused much merriment. Or
succeeding Friday the same ladies en-
tertained another large party of ladies'
at 800" at the l.. G. Boyle home.
The two parties were among the most
delightful ones of the summer social
season.