Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-04
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-OCto Brown was business caller
at Westby last Friday.
The phone number mt Andy Rus
sells restaurant is 152.
Editor F. c. Bum of Westby was
q caller in this city last Friday.
Miss Mabel Mithy of Wastby visi-
ted Viroqua friends last Saturday.
Paul Lawrence visited his mother
at the La Crosse hospital Sunday last.
Under. Sheriff VIM. Garrett had
official business in Coon Valley Monday.
Miss Alta Moore and Mr. ard Mrs.
Pearly Brye visited relatives at Reads
town
Ruel Flemming left Monday for
Minneapolis where he viii seek employ
ment.
Miss Hulda Wise spent Sunday
with the Jesse Silbaugh family east of
the city.
Mrs. John Joyce and Miss Kate
Joyce were visitors in La Crosse yes
terday.
For the greatest values tor the
least money, you must go to the Blue
Front Store.
Mrs. Ed. Wig and daughter, Lucille,
are visiting with relatives at Litchfeld,
Minnesota.
C. A. Morterud of Bloomingdale,
spent portion of the week in the
capital city.
Plenty of fresh cement, either Atlas
or Universal, always on hand at Tibbits-
Cameron's.
Mrs. George MeKinstry and child
rem spent few dsys at her parental
home near Purdy.
The fair and home conlingl Let
them be the objects to work for during
the coming weeks.
Lawns and pastures are wearing
November browness. Rain is much
needed, and that right soon.
You can buy at Morrison's jewelry
store a 14-earat, solid-goId 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.
Rev and Mrs. G. f. Sybilrud of
Westby and Rev and Mrs. Roseland of
Chicago visited Viroqua friends Mon
day.
Mrs Arthur Livingston returned
Sunday from a several weeks visit
with her parents at Kansas City, Mis-
souri,.
DIR. H. J. Suttle and family have
moved into their new residence just
vest of their former home on Main
street.
THE Measure of a Man. at the
camp grounds Saturday evening by
Rev. Frank Doran. Worth 81, only
rs cents.
Miss Kate Rayner left last week
for Groton, South Dakota, where she
expects to teach during the coming
school year.
&C. A. Ewers and family have re-
moved fromReadstown to state ofWash-
ington. They were accompanied by
Dortha Fish.
Hygeno kills flies and vermin of
every description. A real boon to suf-
fering farm stock. Ask o. E. Davis
about its good points.
Use Mrs. Prices Canning Com
pound and you will experience no
trouble in keeping fruit. For sale by
A. j. Johnson, druggist.
Found--At Peavy's feed store,
Gold Medal flour the best ever. Any
one can have it by paying cost, and
have the goods delivered.
Three officers of the Iowa national
guard journeyed through the city last
Friday enroute from Independence,
Iowa, to Camp Robinson, near Sparta.
1T is difficult to estimate the value
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a railroad train. That brings out his
pedigree and establishes his qualities.
"A woman is always waiting for
husband. Ii she is single she is wait
ing for him to propose, and if she is
married she is waiting for him to come
home.
Mrs. Prices Canning Compound,
used according to directions, insures
both good quality and fine appearance
for canned goods. A. J. johnson,
druggist, sells it.
If you want to save Is to 20 per
cert on mems and boys wearing
ap arel, go to the Blue Front Store.
The latest, the newest, the most stylish
as well as the best made.
The law firm of Hicks & Williams
Of Central City, Colorado, have opened
a branch Office in the city of Denver.
The junior member Of this firm is son
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Williams Of this
city.
People should bear in mind that the
annual camp meeting is not money
making affair. Each year shows a de-
ficlt. Just remember this, and do not
begrudge the 25 cent charge to the Sat
urday night lecture by Rev. Frank
Doran.
Mrs. A. Schmirler, daughter Anna,
and Miss Florence Ruka terminated
week visit at the II. E. Goldsmith
home Tuesday. Mrs. Goldsmith re-
turned with them to Boscobel where
she win spend two weeks at the old
home.
-Chss. Parker, one of Martin &
Kuebler's efficient force, sustained
very painful injury to his left eye Sun
day A rifle bullet DETECTED from
rock and gashed the eyeball badly. 1t
[ is sincerely hoped that the injury win
not impair his sight
H. c. Gosling, clerk of the circuit
court, departs for Salt Lake City to-
morrow to be in attendance at the
forty third national encsmpment of the
Grand Army of the Republic. He win
| be ioined here by his son Ernest Of
Minneapolis, who will make the trip
with him.
Few people realize how cheap pos
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