Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-08-31

Geo. Hauge visited at Coon Valley.
See Butts For Loan in the
want ad column. "
-Towner, the stationer. has every
thing needed for schools.
Get your stencils and stencil dros
at 0. f. Davis drug store.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist. second flor
Ferguson building. Phone 60.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office IN Ma
ional Bank building. Phone 30.
Mrs A O. Larson is in Chicago
making purchases of millinery stock.
The largest and best tablets and
note books for the money at Towner's
Mr.. ]. J. O'Neil of Chicago, piano
tuner, is employed at the Brown Music
Co. store.
Miss Alma wilkins is back from
her trip to the Pacific coast, returning
on Sunday.
B. F. Norris and wife returned
from a visit to their son Manley at
Columbus, Ohio.
w. C. 7. u. meets with Mrs. An
drew Larson on North Main street next
Tuesday at 2:30
John Bingham and wife came over
from Forest town for two days visit
with Viroqda relatives.
Peter Midthun of Sparta was a
CENSOR caller last Friday He former
~ resided at La Fargo.
DR.. Thos Nuzum of GAINESVILLE is
guest at the home of his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. G. w. Nuzum.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Hendricks, nee
Gertie Wade, of Chicago, are guests at
the Ed. Harrington home
Hunting licenses can now be secur-
ed. A number have already been is
sued by County Clerk Moore.
Miss Myrtle Arlington returned to
her school work in Michigan, stopping
at Madison to visit her brother Earl.
Don't forget that Jthn Dawson &.
Co. still sell gilt edged tornado insur-
ance at "a 90 per 81 200 for three years.
New York" ;,e cream is served
exclusively at the Optimo. II costs us
more, but we want you to have the
best. Note the cream in it.
Remember that when you are look
ing for the best Portland cement that
you always find the word Universal on
the bag, Tibbits-C ameron's have it.
Ed. Nestingen was at Coon Valley
on Tuesday to attend the Brye-Knut-
son wedding The happy event was
participated in by over six hundred
people.
Near Mt. Sterling last Friday Pc
ter Eiburg lost a setting of grain, and
Finer Emerson a separator, by fire.
Sparks from the engine caused the con-
fiagration.
Ben Norris returned to the city after
visit at the summer home of his son
Marley at Hamilton, Ohio. Mrs. Nor
ris stopped off at Milwaukee for sever
al days stay.
Ole A. Kalvestran and family took
their departure for Gays Mills, where
they win in future reside, Mr.. Kalve-
stran having engaged in the farming
machinery trade.
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.
LosT-Black and tan hound, fair size,
stsip in face, white breast. Suitable
reward will be given for information
of whereabouts Address Geo. Calhoun,
Cashton, Il. F. ID. No. 3.
| -Mrs fainter and daughter Edith
arrived home from their western trip
where they have been visiting many
relatives and friends. On their return
they visited few days in Milwaukee.
Have you tried that special ice
cream the 0ptimo serves? Note the
rich yellow color that's the cream in
it-and then compare with that which
is served elsewhere. There's differ
ence.
Mrs. Sadie Sweeney, Mrs. J. Pat
terson and Miss Margeret Herman re-
turned to their New York City home
last Friday after three weeks visit
with the formers sister Mrs. c. A..
Minshall
Being wholesalers as well as re-
tailers buying as we do sometimes, a
mills entire output, can insure iur
customers a good grade as well S a
saving of money. Call and be convinced.
Tibbits-Cameron Lumber Co.
Isaac Warne, formerly from this vi
entity, died at st. Paul on August 18th,
and his remains were inferred at Re
treat His wife and daughters were
guests of Mrs. NJ A. Gauper in this
city on Wednesday of last week.
The county training school opened
for new years work on Monday with
more students Chan can be accommo-
dated. Prof. Smith and Miss Wilson
are in charge, as they have been since
establishment of this important link in
Vernon county educational affairs.
Senator Fairchild, republican can
didate for governor, was in the county
on Monday, making stops and brief
speeches at Stoddard, Chaseburg, Coon
Valley and Westby, closing the day
with a welI-attended meeting at the
opera house in the evening. Mr. Fair
child is a candid and pleasant speaker,
treating all interests and candidates in
a gentlemanly and respectful way.
After life residence in this Sec
ton, George w Allen and family left
for Montana to pioneer again as their
forefathers did in the wilds of Vernon
county. That their new home may find
for them happiness and prosperity will
be the earnest wish of many friends.
Mr.. Allen and his two sons come into
possession of better than a thousand
acres of homestead lands. They locate
seventy miles from the nearest railroad.
Mrs. Ed Syverson of Westby mar
rowly escaped death from the approach.
ing south-bound Southeastern train or
Sunday evening. She occupied a bug
gy near the railway crossing in the
northern limits of the village. waiting
for the train to pass, when the horse
suddenly made forward plunge. The
vehicle was drawn so close to the en-
CINE that the wheels on one side of the
|, buggy we're smashed and the occupant
hurled to the ground. Fortunately sh'
sustained no severe injuries.
Equal 10 the kurtzmann
A decided compliment was paid tn