Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-08-03


Ferguson building. Phone &C.
Go to o. E. Davis drug store for
paints, varnishes, Chi-namel etc.
DO you want a good watch cheap?
If so, consult Sam Lillis, Ieweler.
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock
sharp, open-air theater. Don't miss it.
Great sale of all-over embroideries
and houncings at the Fair Savings Store.
Wanted, house work by experience
ed housekeeper. Inquire at this office.
Miss Eta Butt is in Chicago the
guest of her sister Mrs. Allard Smith.
Miss Grace Arlington is spending
two weeks at Aberdeen, South Dakota.
Harold and Maude Bs Hey of LaFarge
spent a week at the nome of G. B.
Fisher.
Orders placed with A. E. Surenson
for fresh cut flowers, insure your salts
faction.
Conductor Brad Miller of Lacrosse
circulated among Viroqua friends last
Saturday.
-Tibbiss- Cameron can save you mon
ey on any kind of lumber for house,
barn or granary.
Paris green, London purple and
Arsenic lead for potato bugs at o. E.
Davis drug store.
Ladies' white tailored and lingerie
waists at radically reduced prices at the
Fair Savings Store.
ATTEND the open-air Electric thea
ter, Wednesday evening, corner Main
and Decker streets.
Misses Clara and Ethel Mccall re-
turned from South Dakota where they
spent several weeks.
Grain cutting is about finished and
stacking is now the order. Some
threshing is also done.
Lost, a bunch of keys. Finder
please return same to Fl. p. Proctor,
Jr., and receive reward.
Universal Portland cement always
fresh, no better on earth. Always on
sale at Hbbits-Cameron' lumber yard
Miss Emma Schmirler returned to
Boscobel yesterday after a weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs H. E. Goldsmith.
Mrs. A. o. Anderson and daughter
Bessie departed for Fergus Falls, Min
nesota, on Monday evening for a visit
with relatives.
IF you want varnish that you can
wash with boiling hot water and not
hurt the gloss. use Chi Namel. o. E
Davis, Druggist.
Our local ball team received bad
trimming at the hands of the LaFarge
ball tossers last Sunday. The game
was played at LaFarge.
s-Messrs, Torger Fortney and Adolph
Surenson are in Milwaukee in attend
ance at the national convention of the
Knights of Pythias order.
Brick for all ordinary kinds Of
work, for cistern. chimney, or silo.
Right quality and right prices. Tb-
bits Camn-an Lumber Co.
-Open-air Electric theater each and
every night next week. A complete
change of program on Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday nights.
Miss Edna Mitby returned to her
home at Cashton last Friday after two
weeks visit in this city at the home of
her aunt Mrs. Henry Running.
VIM. Williamson of Mt. Sterling
came to the city last Saturday to visit
his neice and nephew Mrs. O. G. Chris
topherson and John o. Munson.
Miss Alice Lee of Coon Valley was
in the city on Saturday. She was ac-
companied by couple of her lady
friends who reside at Stoughton.
Miss Vera Cass is acting as city IL
brarian during the absence of Miss
Clara Glenn who is the guest of rela-
tives living near Columbus, Ohio.
Advertised letters at viroqua post
office: Rue Alexander, Miss Amanda
Davis, F. H. Goodnight, Tn. Olson, X.
Peterson, w. Ward, Jr., P. Amsrud.
Miss Regina Groves of Madison is
visiting relatives and friends in this
her native town. She was principal OF
schools in an Illinois town the past
year.
"A. 0. Wangen, secretary of the
Chaseburg creamery, was county seat
visitor Yesterday Mr.. Wangen says
their institution is ranked as the third
largest CO. operative creamery in the
state.
A well shaped hand looks all the bet
ter for little adornment, and what
would be more handsome than nice
ring? We have a complete line Of
ladies' and gent in seal, chased, plain
and set rings at reasonable prices. Sam
Lillis, Jeweler.
The Viroqua Creamery company paiC
their semi annual over-run last Friday,
Four cents per pound on butter fat wa:
paid, whice is the largest over-run ever
declared for the first half of any year.
G. B. Fisher was high man with 6
check of $61.24.
j. E. Costing spent the fore part
of the week at the home of his father
H. c. Costing. He was enroute hons
from White Sulphur Springs, Yves
Virginia, where he attended a meeting
of the agents of the ''Blue Ridge" snt
"Kanawha" despatch routes. He rep
resents these despatch routes at Sal
Lake City, Utah.
Some three hundred little ones witt
a sprinkling of their elders of the Meth
odist Sunday school left on the morning
Southeastern train last Wednesday TO
Camp Tate. The occasion was theil
annual picnic. The day was ideal witt
the exception of few rain drops a
the dinner hour. Baseball, tugs of war
swings, hill climbing, fishing and wad
ing filed in the time. Thirty gallon
of lemonade vanished almost as soon a
made. The crowd arrived home at SO
D. m. tired out but with only one yer
dict: I'VE had a good time.
The piano dealers and manufactur
ers of America, held convention las
Monday in Richmond, Virginia, a
which time many Of the more progress
sive dealers exhibited samples of thei
var;ous new STYLES. One of the larpes