Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-09-21

west.
-Townerl Headquarters for school
supplies.
Order storm sash now of J. W.
Thayer.
Visit ]. W. Lucas jewelry store
during the fair.
Eyes tested free at ]. w. Lucas,
jeweler and optIcian.
Three pound pail of lard for 45c at
Devlin's meat market.
For that awful cough H. w. Bar
ker's cough remedy. c. F. Dahl.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone ~.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney
Nichols last Thursday, a daughter.
The largest and best tablets and
note books for the money at Towner's
Attorney ]. F. Moen transacted
legal business in La Crosse on Satur-
day.
Orders placed with A. z. Surenson
for fresh cut flowers, insure your salts
faction.
School supplies: tablets. pencils,
pens, penholders, etc, at o. +. Davis
drug store.
Theodore H. Brown arrived from
Minneapolis to renew friendships and
attend fair
When you are at the fair remember
J. w. Lucas half-priee sale j. w.
Lucas, Jeweler.
Don't fail to see the new perfume,
''Rieger's Flower Drops" at o. f.
Davis drug store.
Mrs. Toms of Richland Center is
the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. T. h. Gorsuch.
d. 0. Mahoney goes to Black River
Falls to deliver an address at the coun-
ty fair next Thursday, Equity day.
Henry Hendrickson is again knight
of the grip, having accepted position
as traveller for Latch Grocery house of
La Crosse.
Mrs. Burln is here from Tomah to
attend fair and greet old neighbors and
friends. Her son Frank came and
spent Sunday.
The CENSOR calls attention to the
new departure in this paper. The pag-
es are now cut and pasted, making
the inside news pages much more ac-
cessible.
Attraction: That word does not
begin to express the beauty of the new
line of neckwear just received. Moth
ing old in our line. All entirely new.
The Blue Front Store.
Call and see the beautiful display
of new millinery goods. Latest styles
and trimmings. Also fine line of furs
to make up in hats and turbans to
match your furs. Ethel Atwood.
Secretary Briggs OF the Gays Mills
fair is in the city attending fair and ad-
vertising for his home society, the
dates for which are October II to ID.
People over in the valley always put
up creditable fair.
Get out of drudgery into pleasant
occupation. You can. From the BUSH
ness college to high salaried positions
81 sss.e s,soay 0I thousands 0f Door
young men. Brandrup and Nettleton's
Winona Mimi business college free
book shows how. Send today.
Thomas ]. Ady is circulating among
old friends in this section, after an alb
sence of a dozen or more years He is
located in North Dakota and Canada,
and says it makes a man a decade
younger to be up in that healthful eli
mate.
DIR. Walter B. Corey has bccn in
town for two days shaking hands with
| boyhood friends. He has grown to 1885,
pound proportions since leaving here
sixteen years ago and might easily be
taken for his late father, DR.. Albert
| Corey. Walter resides at Peoria, ILL
nois. and is surgeon for the brother
hood of railway locomotive engineers,
his work taking him to all parts of the
country and occupying most of his time.
Mock-Sad- Ali Company is playing
| to capacity audiences at the Opera
house this week, with matinee on Sat
urday afternoon. ''Mock" is maintain
| ing his record, and better, as All amuse-
ment producer and he is supported by
strong company. The special feat
ures are Mock's clever and deceptive
work as a magician, and the tricks of
! Prof Brydon's Eskimo dogs, and they
are certainly great. The company is
entitled to and is receiving fine patron
age.
| "A telegram was received here on
! Monday announcing the sad death of
Mr.. Walter Miller. eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs l.. F. Miller of Red Mound.
| Walter recently contracted as teacher
in school at Forsyth. Montana, the
home of his sister, Mrs Claude Marcy.
Particulars of his death have not yet
arrived, but it must have been very
sudden as his parents have J 0 news Of
any accident or sickness. Funeral SER
vices will be held at Central churh to-
morrow Thursday afternoon at
o'clock.
"A happy and quiet wedding occur
red at the home of DIR. W. w Hanson
in Virouua, this morning, when Willard
NJ Chase and Miss Josephine Th0mp-
son, La Fargo young people, were made
man and wife, Rev Buffers pronounc-
ing the word. Willard Chase is the
Youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ID.
Chase, and the bride a daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Thompson of Pleasant Ridge,
and sister of Mrs. W. w. Hanson.
The young couple departed on the morn
ing train for Milwaukee and Chicago TO
spend some DAYS Hearty cOngratula-
tons are extended by many friends and
acquaintance.
"A greater number Of people from
this vicinity attended the state Fair
than in past years. all pronouncing It a
marked success in ali respects. The
aeroplane feats each day were the most
attractive feature and marvel Wiscon-
sin people have ever witnessed. For
twenty minutes each Afternoon, the op-
orator went flying about the grounds
with the lightness of bird. The last
day, because of a brisk and unfavorabIe
wind, the machine came to the ground,
and. in lighting, q number Of p.ople