Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-15
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Id CrOSSe.
j. Henry Tate is spending the week
in Chicago.
Eat at Joe's place in the N. b.
Smith building.
/ John Krester of La Crosse is in
the city for couple of days.
Don't fail to visit the New Rak-
ery's cpneiling next Saturday.
Miss Hazel Smith has accepted a
position at the Home Bakery.
Postmaster E, S. Goodell is at Mil
waukee attending the state fair.
For Portland cement, sclay or GEM
ent brick or wood pulp, go to Thayer' S.
Car, bran and shorts just received
at Williams feed store. Prices lower.
| Miss Hazel Baker left for Milwau-
kee last Monday to attend Downer col
lege.
See H. l.. Rayner about special
magazine clubs. He can save you
money.
L. A. Kalvestran has resumed work
at Luther theological seminary at St.
Paul.
| j. w. Thayer spent last week in
the northern part of the state looking
after business affairs.
Mrs. Kate Munger and son of Elgin,
Illinois. are guests of the lady's sister,
Mrs. H. E. Packard.
-Lindemanns are offering 20 ladies'
strictly tailored suits, spring styles,
values up to 500, for 1898.
New stylish neckwear, Barathan
silk front and back; all the new shades.
Only 25c. The Blue Front Store.
"A complete showing of all the latest
fall and winter millinery goods just re-
ceived at Ethel Atwood S millinery store.
DIR. II, j. Suttle, daughter Lois
and Miss Florence Webb departed last
Monday for visit to the Seattle Ex-
position. s
If you want pulp plaster that al
ways works well and easy to apply, buy
Plymouth brand. Sold b. Tibbits-Cam-
eron Co.
Glare Bowman has returned to his
home in this city after an extended
visit to points in North Dakota and
Minnesota.
Attorney C. ]. Smith went to
Richland Center Last Monday on busi-
ness mission. He will extend his trip
to Milwaukee.
Mrs. j.. A. Shepard, nee Anna
Gohde, of Claremont, South Dakota.
arrived in town today for stay with
heI mother and brother.
Singer and Wheeler & Wilson sew
ing machines sold on easy payments.
See them at the Singer booth at the
foir poupar
Congressman Kopp has accepted an
invitation to attend the county fair for
two days. He will make an address to
the old soldiers at their reunion.
Mrs. A. o. Larson and daughter
have returned from the city with an
up-to-date line of fall and winter mil
linerY. Ladies are cordially invited to
call.
Attend the fair next week, and if
you want anything in the line of fresh
oysters, coffee, lunches, ice cream,
cigars, ETC., A. j. Russell will meet
your requirements at his stand in tAe
Gund building.
La Force Terhune announces to the
general public that he is operating a
| first class lunch parlor in the w. ID.
sandwiches, etc., served with neatness
and dispatch.
Sam Owen returned to his De Soto
home last Sunday after spending some
time at the bedside of his venerable
father, Edward Owen, who lies ill at
the nome of his daughter, Mrs. C. H.
Groh, in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parrish of
renver, Colorado, arrived in the city
| blst Sunday evening for visit with
| friends and relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Parrish was formerly Miss Julia
Helgeson of this city.
Attorney Frank Winter of La
Crosse, has been appointed supervisor
of census for the Seventh congressional
district of Wisconsin. Supervisors have
been named in most of the ba5sar dis
| tricts. Our Third and one or two others
still remain unsettled.
Il am going to put you wise with a
few prices in my great reduction sale
! duripg home coming: Berry spoons
were 81, now 81. 10; cream ladies' were
81, now Csc; meat forks were SIPS,
now SOC; 8-day clocks were 3.75, now
$2.75. j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
| AT Bristow on Saturday, Septem-
Der Is, Anton Olson will sell at public
auction his stock of merchandise con-
sisting of hardware, shoes and groceries;
also personal property such as horses,
vehicles. harness, etc. Sale begins at
1000 a. m.
While assisting in the erection of
tobacco shed on the Lewis Lewison,
south of town, Ehck Thompson was
precipitated to the ground by the break
| ing of scaffold. He landed on pile
of rock and received serious injuries.
Mr.. Thompson was conveyed to his
| home in the Third ward of this city,
where he lies in critical condition.