Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08
Insure with John Dawson& Co.
Marvel -four at A. E. Surenson's.

-ThOrsCn's studio at Westby Is now
open every day.
Larry Shower is teaching at Coon
Valley this year.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. Butt & Butt.
Wanted, timothy seed at Williams
Feed store. Phone 1873.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ioial Bank building. = Phone 80.
Prof. ]. Lien of Valparaiso, Indiana,
is the guest of friends in the city.
The wagon service for the Home
Bakery will continue for the present.
-Selmer Kjos went to Decorah, To-
wa, yesterday to enter Luther college.
When in town call at Tibbits- Cam
eron and see their tobacco lath. Prices
low.
Our motto: Everything the best.
The most of the best fer the least at
Rogers.
Miss Vera Cass went to Wcstby
last Sunday, where she is teaching in
the public schools.
Clarence Nelson is taking a vacation
from his clerical duties at the Dahl
store at Westby.
Miss Mary Rayner went to Beloit.
where she renews her work as instructor
in the city schools.
Our Third Regiment band will give
one of their popular concerts on the
street Friday evening.
1 <la,.o Il fo,. ko,.4I
field, Minnesota, last Monday. He will
attend St, 0laf's college.
Miss Alta Cdss has returned to her
home at Belvidere, Illinois, after a
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. A. w. Hagenah and daughters
of Abbotsford, are guests of the lady &
sister, Mrs. Howard Smith.
Photographer j. j. Henry is enjoy
ing vacation. At present he is view
ing the river sights at Victory.
Make inquiry at the Blue Front
Store and learn about the free hat
racks" displayed in south window.
-AttorneysA. F. Drew and DIR. H,
N. Cohen we're business callers at vi
roqua last Friday from La Fargo.
IS. H Egeland, who has been visit
ing here for the past three weeks, re.
turned TO his home in South Dakota.
Get ready for the Home Coming
by buying new suit. See those new
'fAdler" suits at the Blue Front Store.
Get prices on barn and shed boards
shingles and roofing. Don't forget t.
get our prices before you buy. Tibbits
Cameron.
Mrs. Nelson Allen pleasantly en-
tertained the Friendship club last Thurs
day afternoon at her home on ne-ti
Main street.
-0rville Weber has severed his con
nection with the Southeastern railway
He is now employed On the main line o.
the st. Paul system.
My immense stock of watches
clocks, jewelry and silverware will ap
peal to you. Be sure and investigate
| ] w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Mrs. Mary Heron returned from
North Dakota, where she spent thret
months with her children and Other
relatives and friends.
"A. B. Norris, eyesight specialist
and optometrist, will be at F. NJ. Town
guaranteed Examination free.
-Justus Fulmer was a county sea-
caller from Stark town on Saturday
He reports little damage to tobacct
and other crops by the late frost.
Mel Nelson and Harry Blyth' re
turned to this city Thursday, after hav
| ing spent the summer at Delamere
North Dakota. The boys resume STUDY
in our high school.
During the week of homecoming
am going to give you some of the big
lgest bargains in watches. Don't fai
to visit my store. 1t viii pay you. j
w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Mrs. Carrie Tate, who has been al
employe Of The Tate Mercantile Co
| for term of years, resigned that po
sition to accept employment at the w
F. Lindemann Co. store.
I Great reduction sale during homo
commq. Have decided to give grea
reductions in every line / carry in m
] iewelry store. Come in; | viii shoy
you. | can business. j. w. Lucas
Jeweler.
We have large stock of lumber
sash, de.rs, lime, cement, hard plaster
and brick which we want to move, an,
will make bargain prices on anything
YOU may want. Call ard see us if il
the market. John E. Nuzum, the Lum
herman.
Quite a number of Vernon COZ It.
students entered the sew La Cross
normal school when its doors opened t.
| the public yesterday. So far as we ar
advised those to enter from this i'm
mediate vicinity are the daughters 0
John N. Olson and Misses Nellie Mahon
ey and Hetty Rusk.
During the next two weeks tn
! Thompson roller mills will be SUBJECTS
10 a thorough overhsuling. Severs
new pieces of machinery will be in
stalled. No grinding viii he done dur
ing this time.
| Business men and others who havr
| Job printing to be done for use durirj
fair week will confer a favor on tn
local print houses by placing their OF
ders in advance of fair days so the rus
of work may be avoided.
Monday was labor day in Wisconsin
In every city the occasion was observe
with exercises appropriate to the day
Viroqua had no observance becaus
there is no organized labor TO make
! demonstration.
Attend cur Friday opening day an
/ see for yourself why this is going TO b
the busiest place in Viroqua this sea
son. Hats prettier and more becoming
are indeed hard to find. But her open
& ing means more thar complete line o