Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-09-28
Short. News Stories of Interest,
Picked Up by Censor Reporters Various Sources

-Towner! Headquarters for scboo
supplies.
Five pound pail of lard for Use p
Devlin's meat market
Eyes tested free at ]. W. Lucas
jeweler and optician.
Ten pound pail of lard for 81 50 a
Devlin's meat market.
Fountain pens from 75c to 81 50 al
o. +. Davis drug store.
Hi Page and family came over from
Woodstock to attend fair.
For that awful cough H. ". Bar
ker's cough remedy. C. F. Dahl.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat.
ional Bank building. Phone 60
George MacGonigal spent Sunday
at Tomah with his wife and sister.
Harry Bailey Of Richland Center
was in the city q portion of las week.
Attorney Bennett made profes-
sional visit to La Crosse on Saturday.
The largest and best tablets anc
note books for the money at Towner' 5
Orders placed with A. E. Sucensor
for fresh cut flowers, insure your salts
faction.
Ray Henry was here for fair. His
mother, Mrs Milt Henry, accom9 anied
him home to Waukegan.
-Hillsboro sent over to the fair Lutte
Purdy. Geo. d. Thompson, w. G. AuI-
sebrOok, Lew Warden and wife.
Their first darling. a nice baby boy.
IS being entertained by Mr.. ard Mrs.
c. A. Billups, born last Thursdav.
The wife of Judge e. C. Higbee
spent a few days in this city with Mrs.
c. w. Graves and Mr. and Mrs. w. IL.
Stogdill.
Advertised letters al postofIice: A.
X. Rusdal, VIM. w. Wilson (2). Her
man Peaslie, Peter Letclien, Philip Alb
rahamsOn.
Miss Bessie Anderson returned
home from Prairie du Chen sanitarium
much relieved from the rheumatism at
tack she suffered
Have you any piece or furniture
that needs refreshing2 Orif YOU want
a mission finish use Ch-Namel Call
at o. f Davis drug store and see
samples, etc.
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
DIR. H. j. Suttle and son are max
ing a trip through the sunny south
The CENSOR acknowledges receipt of
cotton pouches fresh from the stem,
sent from Atlanta, Georgia.
Get ready for winter. Now is the
time to repair your house or barn so
you can keep yourself and stock warm
during the cold weather. John E. Nu-
yum sells just what you need for this
work.
On Saturday last Mr.. and Mrs. J..
M. Nuzum received visits from their
FIVE sons. George K of this city, VIII
liam F. # Tomah Charles s If EiH
Timber, Montana, j. Frank of LaFarge,
and Benjamin S. of Beaver Dam.
Fall and winter millinery are now
being shown in all the latest adaptation
in millinery. Never before have been
so fortunate to secure such exquisite
models in hats Call and see the beau
tiful display at Mrs. l.. C. Norris.
Mrs. George w. Morgan of Chat
tanooga, Tennessee, is in the city to
renew friendships formed by residence
here many years ago. 1t will be re-
membered that her husband. the late
George W. Morgan, conducted photo
graph gallery in Viroqua fer term e
years.
On hand as usual, was Elijah Til
ton, to attend the old county fair He
was a resident of this place when the
first meeting of the society was held
and he has ever since held close asso-
citation with its affairs, serving in every
capacity from president down Ar
Tilton located near VirOqua in 1856
Congressman A. w. Kopp mingled
with Vernon constituents one day at
the fair. He went to Westby on Fri
day to size up the postmaster vacancy
caused by resignation Of Mr. Bratlie.
The CENSOR is advised that Mr. Kopp
gave hearing to all of the five candi-
date for appointment and received en-
dorsements and met a large number Of
friends and hackers of the aspirants
for the honor.
Ladies Aid society of Congrega-
tional church have decided to present
to the public at Opera hall. October z
and 8, the picturesque National Pag-
cant, >" under the directions Of Mrs
Anne Hooking Smith Mrs Smith is a
master in her lire ard will drill about
seventy five people, old and young, Sc
lected from the best talent the city al
fords, for this beautiful and instructive
production. Watch the papers for par
ticulars and don't Forget the date.
lid building committee of the new
county Jail held a session in Vircqda on
Thursday last, at which time thorough
inspection of the work was made by
the committee and architect. The steel
work window bars, cells and cages
having been practically completed,
settlement was made with contractor,
ten per cent. of the amount being with
held until the building is turned over to
the county. Work is rapidly progress
ing on the new structure and it is pro-
bable that by the time the county board
meets in annual session it viii be ready
Tor occupancy.
Elliot wilkins Nuptiais