Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-10-13

Read the premium awards care
fully.
-Patronize Joe's Place, Joe Rosen-
thai, proprietor.
Big supply of barn and shed boards
cheap at Thayer's.
Stephen Minshall transacted busi-
ness in La Crosse today.
DR.. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
Arthur Mccall has returned from a
visit to points in South Dakota.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 81.
H. d. Miller came from Milwaukee
to visit his mother, Mrs. S. Miller.
Be sure to order storm sash and
doors of Thayer. A fit guaranteed.
e. E. Mitby and wife OF Cashton
greeted Viroqua friends yesterday.
H. w. Dickson has reduced the
price of plow work and horse shoeing.
Just received car of unusually
nice w. c. fence posts at right prices.
Tibbits-Cameron.
AT the Gays Mills fair La Fargo
trimmed up Prairie du Chen ball team
and Viola lost to Muscoda.
Miss George Schroeder of Viola
spent few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Rogers, Sr.
Now is the time to fix those broken
windows. o. E. Davis carris stock
of all sizes in window glass.
-"Dicky" kersey pants have no
equal for warmth and wear. See the
line at the Blue Front Store.
Attorney and Mrs. C. w. Graves
spent Sunday in La Crosse the guests
of Judge and Mrs. E. C. Higbee.
Mrs O. G. Munson gave a dinner
for her daughter, Mrs. H. Ray Verge
ront of Montfort, Friday evening.
Mrs. Mary Ady and son, Will, went
to Lake City, Minnesota, to visit Mrs.
George Everitt and other friends.
w C. T. U. meets with Mrs. T.
o. Mork next Tuesday afternoon. Al!
members are requested to be present.
After spending month with friends
in this city and vicinity DIR. Robert
Kroge returned to Chicago last Sunday.
Model Grocery viii open not la
ter than next Saturday. Wait for our
ad. in next issue. S. Minshall, Propri-
etor.
Genoa village is reported to have
a few light cases of scarlet fever, on
account of which their schools were
closed.
The Quaker doctor will be at Hotel
Byer, Cashton, on Friday, October Is,
and at White Hotel, Ontario Saturday
and Sunday, October 16 and II.
Mr.. Aaron Watson will spend the
winter months a. the home of his son,
Aaron, at Quincy, Florida. He de-
parted for that place last evening.
w. F. Lindemann, Jr., will hold an
auction sale Of Jersey cows, BERKSHIRE
hogs and farm machinery on Wednes-
day, October 27, on the A. B. Smell
farm.
The genial face of Mr.. Albert
Mork will be found hereafter at Thay-
er's lumber yard. Mr.. Mork is well
known and will be welcomed back to
Viroqua.
This week puts forth extraordinary
opportunities for big money saving in
all grades of hats. urge ycu 70 come
and take advantage of the opportunity.
Mrs. l.. c. Norris, Park Hotel.
Put on that new roof. Do it now.
Spring will see shingles higher. Tib-
bits Cameron can supply your roofing
needs in roofing or shingles at bottom
prices. Call and examine our goods.
The best and only place to buy mac
caroons, lady fingers, angel cake and
other delicacies. Fresh every day.
Special and personal attention given to
afternoon tea orders. The New White
Bakery.
The Coon Valley News says that
Ed. Ihle, S. Hougen, Anton Nelson,
Oswald Thrune, C. Dunnum, Selmer
1hle, Carl Anderson and Joseph Burke
departed for the west, where they will
file on land.
Ole A. Paulserud. who learned the
tailor's trade in this city greeted Viro-
qua friends last Saturday. For several
wears Mr.. Paulserud has made his home
in the state of Washington and will re-
turn there soon.
Gloves and mittensl No such line
shown in the city. Western made.
Have fit, service and wearing qualities.
We have all kinds in leather, yarn, Jer-
sey and canvas. Prices are right. The
Blue Front Store.
The Reedsburg Times asks why it
is that lady who considerably re-
moves her hat at theater so as not to
obstruct the view of others generally
fails to be equally courteous in church?
No mere man can satisfactorily answer
the question.
-Tailors find they cannot equal the
clothes shown at the Collegian Clothes
store. They certainly cannot afford to
sell clothes with the same amount OF
quality at anywhere near the same
price. We suppose this is the reason
that store commands the young mems
trade. The Blue Front Store, sole
agent.
The Gays Mills fair, always CROWD
collector, broke the record last Thurs
day, when it would seem the people OF
the surrounding country brooke loose en-.
mssse. The train north that evening
carried eighteen passenger coaches
loaded to the rails. The fair is reported
to have been creditable throughout, anc
also financial success.
Uncle Tommy Edwards was pleas.
ant caller at this office. He has been
a resident of Richland county fifty.
seven years and if he lives till the 16tl
of next February he will be "a years Of
age. He tells us his father, Daniel
Boon and Davy Crockett were neigh
bors together in Kentucky in the ole
days of Indian warfare and Mr.. Boor
and Mr.. Edward moved to Boonville,
Missouri. Uncle Tommy's mind is AZ
bright as ever and he converses Of