Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-10-05
Beautiful October.


inquire about Big Pen of Sam Lillis.
Jeweler.
-Children's blankets at Rogers for
25c, soc. 60c.
81 so house dress, 95c at the Fair
Savings Store
Big sale for five days at the Fair
Savings Store.
Rev. C. E. Buffers was in Michi-
gan last week.
-Children's black tights, all sizes,
25c at Rogers.
Ladies winter coats, from 50 90 to
S25 90 at Rogers.
Big Ben is holding out at Sam Lii
lis jewelry store.
Combs and barretts at Zoe at the
Fair Savings Store.
Children's winter coats from 81. 90
to $40 90 at Rogers.
Always on the job-Big Ben at
Sam Lillis', Jeweler.
Black taffeta silk, 30 inches, wide,
97c yard at Rogers.
Mrs c. L. Buffers is visiting rela-
tives in North Dakota.
81 90 all horse hide mittens at 65c
at the Fair Savings Store.
Your watch will run correctly If
fixed by Sam Lillis, Jeweler.
Mems 65c heavy ov rails at 45c per
pair at the Fair Savings Store.
All kinds of repair done absolutely
correct by Sam Lillis, Jeweler.
Druggist A. j. Johnson made a
business trip to Chicago last week.
Bargains in all departments for
five days at the Fair Savings Store.
Ladies and misses coats at great
gargain prices at the Fair Savings Store.
-"Munsing" underwear for ladies
and children, sold exclusively by Rogers
For the best results bring your
watch for repair to Sam Lillis, Jewel
er.
Great bargains for five days, be-
ginning October Z, at the Fair Savings
Store.
The largest PA size cotton blan-
kets ever sold in Viroqua, for $1.OO at
Rogers.
The dedication of the Coon Prairie
church will take place on Sunday, Oc-
tober 16.
Children's wool knit sweaters,
grey, red and blue trimmed, 43c each
at Rogers.
Merchant M. Steenberg of Retreat
circulated among VirOqua friends last
Thursday.
Paul Hanson of Jefferson town
shipped a carload of cattle to Chicago
last Monday.
Don't miss the Maeder orchestra
dance at the Opera hall Wednesday ev-
ening, October 18th.
Cotton blankets, 45c, Ace, Csc, 75c.
81 90, 81 25, 81 so, 81. 65, $I.75, $J.95
up to So 90 at Rogers.
"Wednesday. October 18th. is the
date of the Maeder orchestra dance.
Tickets Sl.00 per couple.
L. c. Steenberg of this city has
disposed of his store building at Chase
burg to r. Hoyt of that piitce.
Clemett Rowell Of Hilsboro was
adjudged insane and taken to Mendeta
hospital by Sheriff Helgeson last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jensoni Of, JEFF
ferson town mourn the loss of a seven
months-old son, from spinal meningitis.
The one underwear of which ,the
consumer says, Worth the price and
more" "Munseng," sold' only by
Rogers. :
Positively the best musical organi-
cation travelling the Maeder orchestra
at the Opera hall, Wednesday, Octo-
Der 18th. III.
Hazel Curry came last week from
the Buckeye state to visit his brother,
S X. Curry, who lies i'll at.,his home in
this city.
Why buy poor fitting, poorly made
underwear when you can get Mum
sing" at the same prices? Sold exclus-
lively by Rogers.
Ole Benson came from Canada to
renew acquaintance and visit relatives,
after several years absence in the
-. In. 30 ral0 MI u
conditions up there.
The aged Hans Larson of Reads
town, who has been suffering from
blood poisoning, had one of his thumbs
amputated in an effort to save his hand
and arm, if not his life.
Mrs. David StraWn, who was Sc
verely injured by fall last January,
still suffers from the mishap Her
friends grieve that complete recovery
has not as yet come to this pioneer
mother.
oil. FredricksOn and family, John
Tomten and wife, and Hans p. Skille-
rud, former residents of this vicinity,
came from Pigeon Falls, Minnesota, to
attend r, q, d,cation services at the Unit
ed Lutheran church and visit friends.
You get an education but once.
You ought to have the best. There is
no school like the Brandrup & Nettie-
ton Business College, Winona, MINI.
You can have their interesting book
free.
"A little son arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs ThOs. Amundson on Mon
day. MIR Amundson left yesterday for
Bloomfield, Montana, where he has ex-
tensive farming interests He will be
Joined later bV his family,
Ben Williams has decided to pass
the winter MOI tbs with relatives and
friends at Cardiff, Wales. He departs
next Sunday and viii embark at New
York on the Royal Edward" That
he will return to us hale and hearty in
the spring is the wish of all his friends.
John Hutchinson, fifty two years old.
a resident of kickapOo from bOyhood
till recent years died at his Nebraska
home on recent date from paralysis.
He was a brother of the late William
Hutchinson and has numerous relative
still living in our county.
-Chcstsr Ward eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs C. E Ward, was recently
married to Miss johnson of Chase
burg, whore the young people were
both born They have gone to MOnta-
ne to reside, where Mr.. Wards par
ents moved some months since.
A chorus of forty voices, also scores
of beautifully dressed girls, large and
small, will appear in the National Pa
geant,'' Saturday ard Monday, 0cto-
Der $40. Don't fail to see the children
as wax dolls in the charming pro-
ductinn. Reserved seats on sale Thurs
dav at SEQ a. m, az Sam Lillis' jewel
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