Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-10-11

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r ". Rogerson was a La Crosse
visitor.
Herman wolfgram is home for a
vacation.
Miss Emma Thompson is at home
from La Crosse.
William Welch and wife were guests
of La Crosse friends.
William WEIGH and wife were guests
of La Crosse friends.
Mrs. Ananias Smith visited her
daughter in La Crosse.
Wall paper at prices to suit the
trade at 0. E. Davis.
Ben ToIlefson and wife returned
from visit near Boscobel.
"A large number of Viroquains are
at Gays Mills attending fair.
Ben F. Adams of Manning was
among town folk yesterday.
Editor Graves, wife and daughter
passed Sunday at West Salem
Mrs. Will Gilman and children are
visiting her folks at Eau Claire.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone %.
Tablets, pencils, fountain pens, ex-
animation paper, etc. at o. E. Davis.
We sell Atlas Portland cement-the
best that is made. John E. Nuzum &
Son.
Mrs. L. R. Gott broke bread with
DR.. and Mrs. Schreiner at Westby on
Sunday.
Special prices in mems fleece lined
ct1sf 20 ne or O-fraVV1
& Davidson's.
Mrs. D. NJ Hunter and daughter
were here from Viola for visit at the
Nuzum homes.
La Fargo and yiroqua high schools
will contest on the ball diamond in this
city Saturday next.
Mrs. Chestes A. Minshall attended
Order of Eastern Star grand chapter in
Milwaukee last week.
One lot dress trimmings worth up
to SLIGO per yard, your choice this week
at sc per yard. Rogers.
American Wooden Co. serges, jack
cts satin lined. are the suits being of
fered for Sll this week at Rogers.
DIR. H. ]. Suttle is at his old Lam
caster home attending annual session
of Odd Fellows grand commandery.
If in need of cement, plaster, lum-
Der or roofing material for fall repair
ing see John E. Nuzum & Son.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Li7demann bank build
ing. "a 50
A most complete and beautiful line
of the latest millinery goods on display
at Ethel Atwood's. Orders taken for
hair goods.
Travelling salesman Fred r. Ghode
is doing the towns in this section and
will be in this neighborhood for week.
He reports encouraging business in his
new work
Will Smell leaves today for New
Hampton, Iowa, where he has posi-
tion rendered him in an undertaking
establishment.
His friends will be pleased to learn
that'J. Harry Gaines has located at
Duluth, engaged in fire inspection in
surance office.
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.
If you have money to loan l will
helm you loanit safely; if you wish to
bore on good security can help you
find it. Usual rate s per cent. w. E.
Butt.
Thursday of this week big avia-
tion meet is scheduled for La Crosse.
Many from here viii go to see the bird
men perform in the air. The South
eastern will run special train to bring
Messengers home in the early evening.
DR.. F. P. johnson was a welcome
caller from Ontario, yesterday. Like
all true sons of the place, DIR. johnson
is enthusiastic for the new projected
railroad to that village, and says with
emphasis that it is now practical GER
tainty.
Big auction sale of horses and
mules at Chaseburg next Monday.
Bert M. Hall of South Dakota, who
disposed of two consignments here in
past weeks, is owner. Andrew Hove
land will run over to make this sale.
See advertisement on another page.
The funeral of Mr.. Samuel Henden
of Jefferson, occurred in this city, con-
Quoted by Pastor Smelly at the Synod
church on Saturday, when very large
procession from his home section fol-
lowed the remains. Burial was in the
cemetery southwest of town Mr.. Hen
den had long been an exemplary citizen
of this section, coming from Norway
many years since.
New readers to the CENSOR are
getting on the band wagon hourly.
Subscribers should remember that we
will again furnish the old reliable Inter
Ocean at rs cents per year in connect
ion with the CENSOR. And DEBORAH
Postem at Is cents year. Other per-
iodicals viii be added for benefit ar
convenience of ouY patrons.
Viola fair ran amuck of the foul
weather that has overtaken most of the
fairs this season. Wednesday opened
good, Thursday soaking rain in the
afternoon, and Friday a complete
abandonment of everything because of
continued rain and cold atmosphere.
They had every promise for success,
good exhibits, catching attractions
The stock show was best the society
has had for years. Financially, it is
believed the fair win rot materially
suffer, receipts about meeting expenses.
Mr.. H. W. Ferguson, representing
the National Rating League, has been
in the city some days presenting his
plan of operating on the credit system.
which appears feasible. Every man in
The community is rated at his ability
and disposition to meet obligations. A
re, I'D Of this standing is given wide
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