Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-09-14


Insure with John Dawson & Co.
-Towner! Headquarters for school
supplies.
Eyes tested free at ]. w. Lucas,
jeweler and optIcian.
Five pound pail of lard for Use at
Devlin's meat market.
DR.. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
Mis- Blanch Running of this city is
teacher of school near Esofea.
DR.. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
iOnal Bank building. Phone 30.
The largest and best tablets and
note books for the money at Towner's
Misses Hazel and Vera Cass are
students at Lawrence university at APP
pleton.
County Clerk Moore attended the
state fair as member of the Tomah
band.
Orders placed with A. E. Surenson
for fresh cut flowers, insure your salts
faction.
School supplies: tablets, pencils,
pens, penholders, ETC., at o. E. Davis
drug store.
Don't take chances when H. w.
Barker's cough remedy will cure you.
C. F. Dahl.
L. F. Terhune and family occupy
the residence just north of the Chris
tian church.
Don't fail to see the new perfume,
s'Rieger's Flower Drops at o. E.
Davis drug store.
When you are at the fair remember
J. w. Lucas half-price sale. J. w.
Lucas, Jeweler.
"A phone to 206 will bring you the
newest samples of wall paper to your
own home. L. F. Terhune.
"A carload of very nice oak lumber
was shipped yesterday by J. w. Thay-
err to Radford Bros. & Co. of Oshkosh
If needing carload we can fill
your order, and if only one piece we
cheerfully furnish that item at Thay-
er's.
Postmaster C. J. Smith was an
attendant upon largely attended con-
vention of postmasters at Eau Claire
last week.
My fall line of wall paper consists
of new goods. A few patterns of
spring goods at a closing-out price. l..
f. Terhune.
Biggest bargains you ever saw in
fence posts, shingles and lumber at
Thayer's. Bought at slaughter prices
and selling at let-live prices.
Place your orders now for fence
posts and get them at bargain from
the car. Car will soon be here. lib
bits-Cameron Lumber Co.
Harry Pulver is in the city for sew
eral weeks sojourn with relatives and
friends. He is employed in a manu-
featuring plant at Akron, Ohio.
Professor Taylor Frye, former
Viroqua high school principal, is one of
the republican nomit ses for member ~
assembly in Eau Claire county.
Ole H. Doxrud, former resident
of Viroqua, was nominated on the
republican ticket as candidate for
register of deeds in Monroe county.
Why buy outside flour when you
can procure a local product of equal
value? Our "Excello' is guarant, ed.
Try a sack and be convinced. Lewis
Thompson, Miller.
&C. S. Nuzum of Big Timber, Mon
tana, is spending few weeks with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj. Nuzum.
This is his first visit to Wisconsin for a
period of ten years.
The fair is where you will be able
to meet the friends that you see and
visit but once year. For many years
we have had a creditable fair. Help
to make it such this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Livingson are
visiting the latter's old home at Neva-
da, Missouri. George Livingston of Ra-
cine is taking care of their agency here
during his brothers absence.
Call and see the beautiful display
of new millinery goods. Latest styles
to make up in hats and turbans to
match your furs. Ethel Atwood.
Business men and others who have
Job printing to be done for fair use
should place their orders early, and
thus avoid the rush that is on during the
days just preceding and during the fair.
AT a recent civil service examina-
ton MISS Geneva Graves of this city
received higher standing than any
other contestant in the state for the
position of assistant university bulletin
editor
Every person interested in the
development of our county should con-
tribute something to the success of the
county fair. Any thing to create an
interest, either great or small, will help
create creditable show.
You can save s. 90 and get three
months tuition free if you act at once.
The first student to enroll from each
post Office will get both Send for par
iiculais and free hook. Brandrup &
Nettlefon Guinness College, Winona,
Minnesota.
tn Hillshoro Sentry says Elias
Fox went to Minnesota and returned
witha t1gTg man who was charged
with s,caiing sum of money from Ed
Kaufman Mr. Fox took the young
man to ViroqnI where he plead guilty
and received his sentence.
Nyc Jones and family are now MAX
ing TIN city their home coming here
from Sparta Mr. Jones is about Ia
estahli n Singer sewing machine agen-
cv 10 the Tate building on Decker
street tie will also he prepared to re-
pair machiues Of any MAKE. Give him
trial.
That the people of Brush Hollow
deserve their repu alton for benevo-
lepce was fully demonstrated last Sat
ur,lav. when men with axes and saws,
and women with ell filled lunch bas-
kets came from all direc. ions to The
home Of the widow of the late Lew
Dewitt The men imnediltsly wet
to work with a viii, and the ladies
served dinner. Not only Is credit due
to the immediate neigbborhood, for
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