Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-20
The annual fair is on.

Every tIlng ioF SCHOOL at 4OWnSf 5.
Theatre all week at the Opera house.
j. E. Bigley jeweler and engraver.
Work guaranteed.
Go to Mrs. Norris for white hats.
In all shapes.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &C..
We are still selling g. 50 Tan Elk
shoes for S1.75. Rogerson & Dahl.
Everything in the jewelry line at
Sam Lillis', jeweler. Right prices.
Tablets and note books at Tow
ner's. Large variety and best values
ever.
Trunks and suit 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.
Hand bags, purses, bill books, card
cases, common sense purses at 0. E.
Davis drug store.
Frank Williams and wife spent
Sunday at Sparta with relatives and
attended conference.
If you desire the best medium
weight union suits made for Sl00 you
will go to The Blue Front Store.
Let US make you a contract price
on Portland cement. Having bought
on low market we can save you money
Tibbits-Cameron. j.
What's become of the old fashioned
fellow who said he always said what
he thought no matter whether or not
it suited other people?
Another letter from Rev. McCallum
in this issue. 1t is full of interest.
The first of his series of foreign special
letters to the CENSOR.
Walnut, hickory, butternut and
hazelnuts are very plentiful this season,
and parties for their gathering might
with propriety be organized.
-Richland fair is on for next week.
Our neighbors have the leading county
| fair in all western Wisconsin. Their
race program is larger than usual.
Our Marbleman Oscar larson, has
purchased the nice new residence built
and owned by Adolph Bickle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Larson will soon take possession.
Postmaster Nelson and wife, Mrs.
E. H. Brown and Masters Campbell of
Cashton, were guests Of Attorney and
Mrs. Moen during portion of last
week.
h Rev. E. L. Cooper and Mr.. Ralph
of Cuba City, Grant county, came this
way by auto enroute to conference,
stopping for day with the Lemen
family.
Otto Brown spent week in the
Kickapoo valley working up piano trade.
He had with him the professional piano
tuner who represents the Brown Music
Company.
We have handled Universal Port
| land cement for six years and not 9
dissatisfied customer. If you need 2
cement floor we guarantee Universal.
Tibbits- Cameron.
Rev. Beckholt, R. H. Drake and
wife. Miss Fora Fish and Miss Bon
ME Potts attended state meeting Of
/ Christian churches in Milwaukee. They
also attended state fair and exposition.
-Inter-S State fair at La Crosse next
week will, as usual, attract big attend
ance from this county. Thursday il
will run an excursion that day and make
specisl rates.
The CENSOR was in error last week
stating that Nels Appleton had suffered
to the extent of eleven acres of tobacco
in the hail beating. The storm scarcely
reached the Brush Hollow territory
with its destructiveness.
Mr.. C. ]. Miller of Ross returned
from La Crosse, where he went to see
his brother, Adam B. Miller, who un,
derwent critical operation a week
since. He is getting along nicely anc
hopes to return home in few days.
Bert NJ Hail sold at auction or
Saturday, to good advantage, SECOND
carload of western horses and mules.
They were good stock and sold for fair
prices. Mr.. Hall, for stranger, ap.
pears to know the demands of this Sec
ton.
Levi and John Lake, jr. returned
from La Fargo, where they plastered
a fine new house on the farm of Bert
Southworth near that place. 1t is one
Of the modern houses in that prosper
GUS section, exterior finish stuceo and
pebble dash.
The firm of Stoll & Chase, composed
of John E. Stoll and Frank A. Chase,
has by mutual arrangement, dissolved
partnership. The firm has done large
business during the past three or four
years. Each member will work in his
own interest in the same line.
-Viroqua and La Crosse had their
regular Sunday bout at ball, as usual,
! Viroqua winning, to z. No trouble
for the home boys TO wallop the city
chaps, but quite different thing when
tackling a Kickapoo team. But the
eastern valley is the home of base ball
and the nursery for breeding good fans.
"A rather humorous story comes to
our notice concerning a young man
who, while dancing, observed raveling
on his fair partners waist. As they
| danced, he wound up the raveling and
| by the time the dance was finished. the
young man had a pocket full of thread
/ and the young woman was Mortified
to find that her union suit had entirely
| disappeared. One thing is certain-she
was not wearing a Munsing union suit
sold by H. E. Rogers, for they are abb
solutely guaranteed not to rayel.
MIR. Brown, manager of the theatre,
! takes great pleasure in announcing the
/ engagement of the new Perry product
| ion, Indiana Folks" which comes to
our city for one night only, September
18th. The play deals with the rural
| life in Indiana, in an entire different
manner than any play of the rural order
| yet produced. There are no overdrawr
types Of characters, but each and every
one is taken true TO life from the in
habitants Of that section. Mrs. Alkaline