Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-01

SlA1 SNHOOlS upCll HeAl 0oiludg.
Insure with John Dawson& Co.
Marvel flour at A. E. Surenson's.
Are you making ready for the fair?
Only three weeks till fair and home
coming.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ity. Butt & Butt.
Mrs. Thos. Ellefson is guest of rel
atives in La Crosse.
Waited, timothy seed at Williams
Feed store. Phone 1913.
Miss Ruby Weber returned from
Reedsbnrg last Monday.
-JoeRosenthal is again circulating
among friends in Virogua.
John Watson and wife of De Soto
visited in Viroqua Tuesday.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &C.
William Smell is assisting at the F.
K. Gohde & Co. furniture store.
-Thorson's Westby studio is open
every Wednesday and Saturday.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Miss Isa Joyce is attending the
normal school in Duluth, Minnesota.
Red Amber winter wheat and fall
rye for seed at Williams Feed store.
Melvin Steenberg is assisting for a
few days in the Wig store at Retreat
-DIiss Lucille CRUDE of Mauston is
visiting at the home of John Nuzum.
When in town call at Tibbits-C Cam
eron' s and see their tobacco lath. Prices
low.
Mrs. e. M. Rogers entertained sew
eral ladies at six O'Clock dinner Thurs
day.
-Springville schools open up on Tues
day of next week, Monday being Labor
day.
Henry Swangstu was in the city
today enroute home after a visit with
relatives in Dunn county.
1T doesn't seem possible to sell de-
pendable children's sweater coats at %
cents, but Rogers is doing it.
Wade Henderson drove over from
Richland Center last Saturday for a.
visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Iona Slack leaves Monday for
Detroit, Michigan, where she will at
tend the Thomas school of music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lind had as
guests last Sunday Mrs. Robinson of
La Crosse and Miss Buehl of St. Paul.
Get ready for the "Home Coming"
BY buying new suit. See those new
adler" suits at the Blue Front Store.
%. A. Kalvestran has business in
Readstown today. His sor. Spencer,
and Miss Flo Rogers accompanied him.
While engaged in threshing near
Liberty Pole, I. I. Tronson suffered
the loss of his separator by fire yes
terday.
Get prices on barn and shed boards,
shingles and roofing. Don't forget to
get our prices before you buy. Tibbits-
Cameron.
Miss Amy Gott left Thursday night
for visit in Bluffton, Indiana, before
returning to her school work in Esca-
naba, Michigan.
Mrs. +. Gohde has removed from
Liberty Pole to this city to make her
home with her son Fred. They occupy
apartments In the Casson house.
Mrs. Jane Dupee and daughter,
Mrs. ]. K. Sorens6n of Soldiers Grove,
have been visiting the formers sister,
Mrs. N. E. Bowman of this city.
When you can buy Jack and Jill
stockings at 26c for two pairs, you had
better so while Rogers offers them dur
ing Friday and Saturday. You can't
do it every day.
Mrs. O. P. Hill and Mrs. H. M.
Davis returned from Brookings and
Gettysburg, South Dakota, respective
ly, where the ladies' have been spend
ing month with their sons.
Next Sundays issue of the Mil
waukee Sentinel will contain wrIteup
of the approaching Vernon county
home coming, by Gen. 3. M. Rog-
ers. Get copy at F. M. Towner's.
Hon. Perry C. Wilder, well-known
tobacco buyer of Rock county, who has
operated quite extensively in this sec
tion of the state for some years died
at his Evansville home on Friday last.
In mentioning the claim of Thorn
ton Taylor that he was the oldest liv-
ing native of old Vernon now residing in
the county we erred year in the date
of his birth, he being born May 8, 1850.
e S. Stretsbery left Monday after
noon to attend the funeral of his daugh-
oCis HAESs IIdSc DillltH VI Ly LIES Lid
Crosse county. Deceased was twenty
eight years of age and is survived BY
husband and five small children.
Mrs. H. z. k. johnson Of Platte
vile, and Mr.. and Ars. Will johnson
of Monitor were guest at the NJ v. B.
Richards home ever Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richards accompanied them as far
as Boaz, where they will visit H. E
Richards.
"A new engine for CargiIl's Mon
tana road is beng tried out mn the
Southeastern railway. The engine WIS
made for hard coal or fuel with small
clinkers and has almost rigid CRATE il
On this account one crew was forced 70
make both runs Thuday.
Don't worry about the future of that
boy or girl. A course in the Brandrup
& Nettleton Business College, Winona.
Mimi, assures a successful career. Our
handsome, T0-page book, finely illus
trateG, is yours for the asking. Drop
US postal now today.
Guy De Garmo sustained a severe
injury to one arm last Wednesday by
being thrown from horse while Just
opposite the camp ground. In the dark
nesc, he did not notice a nile of crushed
rock in the center of the street and
both himself and the horse took a severe
fall.
Following the ball game Sunday
afternoon, our Third Regiment band
gave by long odds their best open air
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