Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-16
Tomah is to have a postal bank.
Kodak aud cameras at Towner's.

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Viola.
Boys SOC knee pants 85c at stOll &
Groves.
"A fine line of floor mattings at
Towner's.
Timer Running is visiting relatives
in CashtCn.
Buy your shoes of Stoll & Groves
and save money.
Miss Alberta Dustin is visiting
friends in Madison.
Films developed as it should be
done at Jasperson's.
Miss Carrie Eide is employed at the
Running restaurant.
Window shades, porch screens and
awnings at Towner's.
Wild grapes and hazlenuts are bum
per crops this season.
The postponed band concert will be
given this week Friday night.
Special cleanup prices on mems
Oxfords at Viroqua Shoe Store.
-Surenson carries the most complete
line of canned goods in the city.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 90.
M. c. Bergh was an overnight
business caller in the old home town
Comforts for the sick room we de-
liver quickly. o. E. Davis druggist.
Trunks and sdit cases in large va
riety and at right prices. The Blue
Front Store.
DIR. Chas. Trowbridge row has his
office over First National Bank. Office
Phone No. ga.
Chase G. Sanborn's teas and coffees
are the standard of excellence. Get
them at A. E. Surenson's.
&C. o. Elwood, of the firm of FL
wood Bros, of Minneapolis, was in the
city few days last week.
If you desire the best medium
weight union suits made for Sl.00 you
will go to The Blue Front Store.
Miss Florence Hoffman of Viola
spent the latter part of last week, visit
ing friends in and about the city.
What has become of the old-fash-
Toned tavern bell, I" that was used to
notify boarders that meals were ready?
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Li1demann bank build
ing. 44-52
Mrs. H. C. Chambers and children
of Chicago, have been visiting grandpa
Warren Dunlap and Mrs. Thos. Weavil
in this city.
The CENSOR is pleased to acknow-
ledge the presentation of a basket of
fine apples from R Somerfield of As
bury Ridge.
Remember the picnic and farm de-
monstration at the county asylum mkt
Saturday. Farmers, townspeople,y and
all are invited.
Let US make you contract price
on Portland cement. Having bought
on low market we can save you money,
Tibbits-
Mrs. G. Wiganowsky ard son Of
Milwaukee are visiting with r. Somer-
field of Asbury Ridge and e. A. Wig
anowsky of Viroqua.
Apples are drug on the market.
They will scarcely pay the expense of
shipment. Both eastern and western
cities are oVerstocked.f
Clara Olson returned to Fargo,
North Dakota, after a months visit
with her parents at Bristow and other
relatives in this vicinity.
Wholesale or retail a carload of
First Patent hard wheat flour, selling
on commission for cash at Thayer's, at
bedrock prices. A snap.
Miss Almina Wise left Thursday to
visit her brother, Fred, at Cleverville,
Canada, until the opening of her teach
ing term at Great Falls, Montana.
Miss Cora Hagen returned from
few days visit at La Crosse. She has
severed her connection with the Roman
e Enlixy ov.d rr7Sll ~ aV,nr,loxfaA of
La Crosse in few days.
Before deciding on what business
college you are going to attend write
for catalogue of the Wausau Business
College, E. d. Widmer, Proprietor,
2Ol-2O3 Washington ST., Wausau, Wis.
Supervisor Ole jackson of jefferson
town states that plans are on foot to
call meeting for the purpose of voting
money to secure state aid in highway
building, and that the project is meet
ing with general favor and sure to carry.
Charley Snyder sends the CENSOR
papers from the city of Calgary, Cana
da. They are in the midst of political
campaign. The Liberals of that coun-
try are considered, Charley says, on the
same plane of republicans in the United
States.
Henry G. Costing received notifica-
ton of the death of his brother, Edward
Costing, who died at Mound City, South
Dakota, from apoplexy. He was res
ident of this section from boyhood till
sixteen years ago, when he went west.
Mr.. Gosling lived on the farm now oc-
cupied by L. o. Thompson Of Kickapoo
town. He was sixty-two years old
His going will be sincerely mourned by
many relatives and a large circle of
friends. Thos. Costing and A aron|
Class went to attend the funeral at
Mound City.
After three years absence search
ing for permanent employment through
Illinois, Iowa and western states, ].
M. Taintev has returned home to stay
permanently if he can secure occupa-
ton. He found labor conditions no.
where superior to the old home state,
and says that the general crop failure
throughout the west is causing many
to freak back to Wisconsin, where utter
crop failures are unknown. He stated
that even Illinois compares but poorly
this year in point of crop prosperity
with our state.
If you want 10 buy a monument
this fall you should be sure to see Lar
son Brothers supply of nice monu-
ments. You wiz have over fifty differ
emit designs to pick from as we have as
good a supply as any shop, and can
guarantee our work, having be n in
the business here in Viroqua for s.ven-
teen years and are known to do the
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