Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-15
Short News Stories of Interest
Picked Vp by Censor Reporters Various Sources
-Chinaware at J. Omundson's.
Eat Purity home made bread.

Eat Pur1ty nome siiSue Dredu
Marvel fou. ut A. E. Surenson's.
F. M. Towner is purchasing goods
in Chicago.
Piano tuning, leave orders with
Brown Music CO.
Amy and allgrades of lumber cheap,
for cash at Thayer's.
Elmer Davis attended the Mime
sofa state fair held last week.
Watch window at New Bakery,
Nichols block, next Saturday.
Every in perfumes from SC IL
$500 at o. E. Davis drug store.
F. R. Gohde made business trip
to st. Paul last Saturday, returning on
Monday.
Mrs. Clyde Foster will entertain
the Priscilla club Thursday afternoon,
September l6.
Cement either Atlas or Universal.
Portland always fresh at lowest prices.
Tibbits-Cameron.
Eyes tested free. Spectacles and
eye glasses at the lowest prices at j.
w. Lucas jewelry store.
On account of sickness Miss Lilah
Curtis has resigned her position as one
of the local hello" girls.
Blanche Sage Holcomb, teacher of
piano and voice, here every Thursday.
Inquire at Brown Music Co. store.
DO you contemplate buying a
take in consulting Sam Lillis, Jeweler.
Wanted, Medium Red clover, AL
syke and timothy seed. Will pay high
est price. H. d. Williams & Co.,
phone 1913.
If you don't get hand bill telling
of my great reduction sale, call at my
store and get one. j. W. Lucas, Jew
eler and Optometrist.
Mrs. Dewitt, mother of Frank,
Jasper and Pearl of Clinton town, died
at an advanced age at the home of her
son Pearl. She was pioneer of that
community.
Our new fall and winter suits are
surely winners, by the way the best
dresser are buying them. Nothing like
them for style, tone, fit and wear. The
Blue Front Store.
Stoll & Chase sold quarter section
Liberty Pole, to Pearl Fisher whose
AQdEICl SCILlOu III tllC IOWU VI lllDCIlJt .
was taken in exchange.
For sale, 81 acres land, modern
house, barn and out buildings, city
water, electric lights. Fruit and shade,
for less than improvements alone would
cost now. S. B. Gates.
Mrs. Chas. johnson of Chicago,
who is visiting at the John Stoll home,
drove to Viola Tuesday in company with
her daughter Mable and Mr.. Stoll and
dined with Geo. Schroeder and wife.
Eva Reeves returned with them.
The "New-way, Singer darner is
the latest and best device for holding a
stocking so that it can be darned at
any point on any sewing machine by
anyone who can run a sewing machine.
See them at the Singer booth CT the
fair grounds. H. L. Rayner, Agent.
In selecting my millinery l have
endeavored to choose not only the novel
ties and extreme styles, but the prac-
tical and moderate pricedgoods as well.
The line of hats arranging in price from
81 to $4 is extremely good. You are
welcome to inspect. Mrs. ]. E. Bigley.
Attend the Wisconsin Business Uni
versity in beautiful La Crosse, Wis,
the great business training school of
the Northwest. 6055 graduates en-
ployed earning six million dollars an
nually. Students may enter any time.
Special term begins October first. Send
for beautiful catalogue free.
The Cashton Record says j. S.
Jenness received by mail one dozen
queen honey bees of the Italian stock.
They came from Ohio and were placed
in little wooden cages, each cage con-
tanning one queen and six working bees.
Mr.. Jenness has quite number of
swarms at present and has several hun
dred prounds of honey stored away.
He has been in the bee business for
over fifty years.
Miss Tirza Dinsdale, a former vi
roqua girl, has accepted an offer to be-
come secretary of the La Crosse Young
Women's Christian association. After
graduating from the Viroqua high
school Miss Dinsdale entered Lawrence
university and there completed her edu.
cation. For some time she has beer
connected with the students associa.
tion at the University of Wisconsin and
has wide acquaintance throughout the
state.
The statements made by the com.
petiCors of the Wisconsin Business Un.
iversity regarding this schools financia
standing and general success are proven
to be absolutely false and malicious.
The Wisconsin Business University i:
vouched for by the following banks ir
La Crosse: National Bank, Bataviar
Bank, Security Bank, and State Bank
also the First and Second Nationa
Banks of Winona, Minnesota. The ire.
mendous success of Toland graduates i:
a fact of common knowledge and needs
no further comment.
An animated discussion recently
took place in the Hotel Fortney rela'
tive to the ease with which crimina
could elude capture by mingling in 6
crowd, even though a partial descrip
ton of him was generally known.
representative of the w. F. LindemanI
Co. happened to overhear the argu
ment and became so impressed with the
pros and cons of it that the company
have instituted something along tht
same line for home coming week
The particulars can be CLEANED from
their large advertisement which appeal
on the last page of this paper. Th'
search for the mysterious Mr.. Rafie
promises to be very interesting.
Brown Music Co. represent larg
line of pianos for the counties of L
Crosse. Monroe, Vernon, Richland an
Crawford During July and Angus
+hay xxyara fortunate in anIiiuu one m