Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-09
Short News Stories of Interest
picked Up by Censor Reporter. from varIou. Source.
HiIlsboro fair next week.

Car Of Thsyer's Boss feed coming.
Corn, hay and oats wanted at Thay-
er's.
Geo. Johnson of Sparta visited in
Viroqua.
Something new la water sets at
Towner 5.
IS. A. Sweger and T. E. Davis sell
Ardee flour.
Mrs Lawrence Finstad spent Sun
day in Chaseburg.
-Silo roofing the best made at VIII
lisms' Feed Store
Highest price paid for oats. Will
liams' Feed Store.
Get prices on Norway tobacco lath
at TibbitsCameron.
-Towner has the best fruit jar on
market, the Economy"
Mrs. ]. O. Anderson visited rela-
tives in Sparta few days.
Economy Jar" for sale at Joe
Omundson's. Opera block.
Barn paint, four colors, for s5c per
gallon at o. E. Davis drug store.
Send Gilbertson Land Co., Melrose,
Wis, card for list of farms for sale.
Mrs. Braley of Madison is a guest
at the home of Mrs. c. H. Trowbridge.
Lumber and building material of all
kinds at slaughter prices, at Thsyer's.
Lawrence Peterson returned from
Muscatine, Iowa, after a two weeks
visit.
-Bena Peterson entertained in honor
of Emogene Van Dusen, of Chicago,
Friday evening.
Miss Belva Nelson of Westby spent
the first of the week with her friend.
Miss Wirnifred Nicks.
Mrs. E. w. Hazen will entertain a
numerous party of lady friends at her
home this Wednesday afternoon, at
800"
Merchant Hans Davidson has en-
joyed weeks visit from his mother of
Soldiers Grove, and sister Hannah of
Madison.
You can save good deal of money
by buying clothing at the great clean
up sale which starts Friday at Roman
& Felix's.
Chester Mitby and three sisters
autoed down from Cashton Thursday
and spent the day with Henry Running
and family.
The great reduced prices in the dry
goods department at Roman & Felix S
during the clean up sale should cause
you to buy now.
-Magnus Larson has started, with
his running horse, Young National, to
take in the southern fair circuit, racing
at Boscobel fair this week.
Miss Isa Joyce. who has spent the
past year in Duluth, is guest at the
home of her parents. She will remain
here during the fall and winter.
If you are going to need anything
in the way of barn material, either
boards or shingles, don't buy until you
see Tibbits-Cameron and get their price
AT Rogers, new fall styles in dress
goods, wool tatfetas, fancy serges, hen
riettas, ottamans, shepard plaids, ram
porschuddahs. Samples mailed on re-
quest.
Mr., and Mrs. Victor Lind of Bow
bells, North Dakota, and Miss Eva
Ingersoll, of Pekin, Illinois, left Satur-
day morning after visit with j. J..
Wilsey.
Parties wishing to buy small
amount of land for home near city can
find what they want of John E. Nuzum
Either with or without building. Call
and see him.
The stork has been good to Viro-
qua, dropping little girls at the homes
of B. S. Anderson and Perley Brye,
and son at the residence of Grocery
man John Henry.
"A camping party consisting of Prof.
A. E Smith and wife, Miss Hazel
Smith and Chas. A. Parker. is putting
in week on the banks of the Father
of Waters near Victory.
Remember, whether your property
is in Viroqua or in the country and
whether John Dawson & Co. have your
fire insurance or not, they will sell you
Tornado Insurance at lowest rates.
Mrs. Geo. H. Clark has purchased
the battery and electric outfit of Mrs.
j. l. Hayes, and will be pleased to do
shampooing and hair brushing for Viro-
qua ladies. Prices reasonable. Phone
No. l..
Professor W. ?. Colburn and son
Herman departed, Sunday, for Vine
land, New Jersey. where Herman will
enter the New Jersey training school.
Mr.. Colburn will visit several eastern
cities before his return.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Proctor return
ed home after nearly month spent in
the west. Beyond the satisfastion of
a visit among relatives, look at vast
pralrles, the delight of their outing was
3 trip through the great Yellowstone
National Park.
John H. Frazier of the Viola In
telligencer, has been appointed one of
the proof readers in the office of Sec
rotary of state at Madison; salary 81 200
per year. The position is under civil
service. Mr.. Frazier is well qualified
for the place. Congratulations are in
order from the editorial brethren.
H. D. Williams is buying and ship
ping early apples to the Chicago mar
ket. They are so plentiful that prices
are low. Mr.. Williams has party Of
pickers and packers at the nursery of
Andrew Hanson near Esofea, where
they will put up approaching thousand
bushels. Mr.. Hanson has one of the
finest, if not the best orchard in the
county.
After August 18th excess fare will
be collected on all trains between points
in Wisconsin of travellers who are not
provided with tickets. Conductors and
station agents on all lines have been
notified to collect ten cents extra as
provided by law, from all persons not
having tickets, if the station where the
passenger boards the train has an Office
open for the sale of tickets. 1t will be
well for passengers to bear in mind this
new law.