Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-07-28
Short News Stories of Interest
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Found: A aackage Of ground coffee.
Inquire at CENSOR Office.
Attend the Wausau Business Col
lege, Wausau, Wisconsin.
Or. Baldwin, dentist. second floor
Ferguson 3suilding. Phone 66.
-@Dr. Chase, de.sssst. Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Our motto: Everything the best.
The most Of the best for the least at
Rogers.
The ladies' civic club meets at
rest room of library Monday, August
2, at 500 p. M.
Verne Slack is taking a weeks va
cation from duties at the A. j. john
son drug store.
Miss Caroline Bancroft, of Rich
land Center, is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Harry Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harris returned
TO La Crosse Sunday last, after visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Lucille and John Newman departed
Thursday morning for Waukesha, to
spend the summer with relatives there.
You can buy at Morrison's jewelry
store 14-carat, solid-gold fountain pen
for one dollar. Call in and see them.
Remember bargains await you
throughout our entire stock. You save
money by trading at the Blue Front
Store.
Paul Lawrence went to La Crosse
last Thursday to visit his mother who
underwent an operation at hospital
there.
Miss Rose Roman, of Ironton,
Michigan, is visiting with her sister,
Mrs. NJ. j, Felix She will remain
until Septerca-r
Mrs aeIs Solverson and daughter,
0lene, ere the guests of her sister in
Chicago. They will remain for two
weeks.
The band win give one of their
popular street concerts next Friday
night, at which time they viii produce
the numbers most popular at Camp
Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Fromader, of
Camp Douglas, spent Saturday and
Sunday with their relatives, the FTid-
dells and other families northwest of
Viroqua.
Regular rehearsal of Third Infan-
try nand Thursday night, at which
time all members are requested to have
th ir equipment at the hall in proper
order.
IF you want to save IS to 20 per
cent on mems and boys wearing
apparel, go to the Blue Front Store.
The latest, the newest, the most stylish
as well as the best made.
Mrs. Joe Pulver has greatly inn
proved the display front Of the busi-
ness block, occupied by her Otteson &
Steenberg furniture store. by the in
stallation of plate glass windows.
Station Agent and Mrs. l.. N. Fin
stad had as their guests, last Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Ericsson of La
Crosse, Miss ANA Larson of Stod-
dard. and Mr. and Mrs. Matt Larson
of Chaseburg.
90 saved by the student who is
wide awake enough to be the first to
enroll from his postoffice in the Brand
rup & Nettleton Business College, Wi
mona, MINI. Write at once for this
chance. 1t is given to only one.
Three miles east Of Sparta, on the
new national range, there are now en-
camped three batteries of light field
artillery. The camp makes quite a
formidable showing as one whizzes
last on a G. NJ. & st. Paul train.
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. Fall term begins September
9TH. Send for beautiful catalogue free.
Advertised letters for week ending
Jalg II, at the Viroqua postofice: j
s Henry, W. j. Lawrence, Mrs. Reid
Shafef, Miss Carrie Anderson, Clarence
Anderson, Alfred Anderson, Emil Ella
sen, II. A. Faver, SYene Larsen, E.
Miller.
Does it pay to advertise? 1t is
sometimes well to answer the above
question by practical illustration. In
seven sale hours advertised by Martin
Il Kuebler in last week S CENSOR, the
firm completely exhausted a goodly
supply of preserve kettles. Certainly
it pays to advertise.
Joseph Truesdale, an inmate of
the National Soldiers Home, at Mil
waukee, is spending some days with
his son and old comrades in this city.
Mr.. Treusdale thinks the home pro
vided for the veteraDs of the rebellion
by our Uncle Samuel is all that can be
desired for the old boys.
Mr.. and Mrs H. P. Proctor have
Just taken possession of their elegant
new residence in the second ward. In
architectural design, both interior and
exterior, il is the most complete and
desirable home in the city. The CENSOR
hopes to soon print picture and de-
scriptIon of this modern domicile.
We are in receipt of the following
communication from some truthful
wit: s'The CENSOR observer" last
week observed that many farmers
bestow names on their cattle, horses
and dogs, but the farm itself is name
less. We would rise to remark that
the reason for this is probably because
the farm has not ears to hear with.
The names that too mary farmers and
others apply to their work horses and
other stock would make a brass donkey
blush.
@ r. Davis exhibited a stalk Of
alfalfa taken from the fine farm Of DR.
Christensen which appears to us TO be
marvellous in many respects. The tap
root Was about two feet in length, and
this a growth of the present year.
The tap root Of old stalks attain a
length oll ten feet and over; penetrat-
ing Ear into permanent Moisture. No
doubt this in great measure accounts
for the stability Of thu crop Although