Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-15

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Marvel flour at A. E. Surenson's.
-Thorson's studio at Westby is now
open every day.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. Butt & Butt.
Buy your bridge plank, shingles
and lath of j. w. Thayer.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
:oEcl Eank building. Phone 80.
| Mrs. L. r. Arlington has been
seriously i'll but is now improving.
Special sale on shoes at the Viro-
qua Shoe store. H. D. Williams & Co.
When in town call at Tibbits- Cam
eron' S end see their tobacco lath. Prices
low.
Novelty and view post cards, one
cent each, at j. w. Lucas jewelry
store.
Our motto: Everything the best.
The most of the best for the least at
Rogers.
Professor Theodore Running of Ann
Arbor, Michigan, visited relatives in
this city and vicinity last week.
Mrs. A. w. Green received visit
from her nephew and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harman, of Postville, Iowa.
My line of fall millinery is now
ready for inspection. All are CORDIALLY
invited to call. Mrs. j. E. Bigley.
just ask where Lucas jewelry
store is. Anyone can tell you where
the great reduction sale is going on.
The Quaker doctor, well known in
Ontario, will be at the White Hotel,
Friday and Saturday, September II
and Is.
If you want bill book, purse or
ladies' handbag, call at o. E. Davis
drug store and inspect his complete
| line.
Former Sheriff C. e. Ward of
Chaseburg, is off for an extended busi-
ness and sightseeing tour of the great
west.
Piano tuning by competant work.
man. All orders in city or country will
receive prompt attention. Brown Mu-
sic Co.
&C. ID. Alexander of Lamora, Ne
braska, is here for the home coming
and visit with his brother, F. w.
| Alexander.
Come to the fair and home coming.
Make our store your home. You are
welcome-our space is yours. The Blue
Front Store.
What more do you want than the
best of goods and prices that are right?
The one-price and plain-priced jewelry
store. Sam Lillis.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. E. Sarles of An
| tigo greeted their former parishioners
| in this city last week. They returned
home on Thursday.
DIR. Robert DeLap was guest at
the Harry Bailey home last Friday. He
was enroute to his home at La Fargo
after tour of the west.
"A number of the local attorneys de-
parted for Madison on Monday where
several cases from this circuit will be
argued in the supreme court.
"A. B. Norris, eyes ight specialist
and optometrist, will be at F. M. Town
er's store every Saturday. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Examination free.
Mrs. Louis Thompson and Mrs.
Aroe Slack entertained in honor of Mrs.
VIM. Hammond of Poynette last Tues
day afternoon at the home of the form
er.
The big races, the home coming,
the soldiers reunion and the other
events of interest will make week of
| large possibilities for our citizens and
visitors.
Earl Seaton has moved his restau.
rant supplies from the Hussa building
to the north room of the Rice block.
| l.. A. Larson will do restaurant busi-
ness at the Hussa stand.
e. c. Truesdale has disposed of a
half interest in his barber shop to
known as Grover & Truesdale. They
have moved the shop into the First
National Bank basement.
We have large stock of lumber,
sash, doors, lime, cement, hard plaster
and brick which we want to move, and
will make bargain prices on anything
you may want. Call and see us if in
the market. John E. Nuzum, the Lum-
herman.
| Tom Decker and wife of Turon,
Kansas, will be here to visit old friends
and relatives during homecoming, af-
ter an absence of nearly forty years.
Mrs. Decker was Miss Helen Long
mire, stepdaughter of Judge Newell.
Mr. Decker is the youngest son of
Moses Decker, who owned at one time
practically all the land on which the
present city of Viroqua was built.
Petitions for farm Institutes should
be Sc Mt in at once to be considered in
the pl eparation of the schedule of in
stitutes for next season. Blank forms
will be furnished on request to George
McKenow, Madison. The six meet
ings held in Vernon county last season
were so successful and productive of so
much practical good that an effort
should be early made tor as many in
stitutes as can be secured.
The postoffice department has de-
cided that children going to and from
school shall not be allowed TO get their
parents mail The postoffice habit
among the children has become nuis-
ance both to the public and the post
master and the department has done
wisely in making this decision 80 far
as it consistent in enforcing it. This
has been one of the postmaster's great
est trials, as the children go to and
from school several times daily.
Carpenters Chris. Peterson and Gil
bert Burkhart, ably and gratuitously
assisted by Messrs. z. nj. Baker, Her
bert Morrison, Henry Gray, ct al, at
tempted last Monday to repair brok en-
plate glass window in the south rom
of the Jerman business block, occupied
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