Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-20
-Cnlhane's Ministries an week.

Kenneth Smith renews his second
year work at Beloit college, going there
Tuesday.
-Chas. ]. Mcclellan was a business
caller in the county seat from Bergen,
yesterday.
DIR. and Mrs. Ben A. Norris came
from Portage to visit parents and take
in the fair.
AT Bristow, last Sunday, Frohock
Sluggers put it over Datch Rid. ball
team Is to Z.
M. v. B. Richards has a brother
and wife sfrom Boaz visiting himself
and family.
Diamond ring given away at the
Opera house, Saturday night. Have
your coupons there.
Miss Maude Twining went to Chi
cago to enter hospital to become a
professional nurse.
-Mesdames Eta Burnside and Emily
Goode, sisters of Z. w. Hazen, are
guests at the Hazen no ne.
Mrs. Stella Cade- Bradford arrived
from the west for visit with her par
ents, j. w. Cads and wife.
Married, Sunday, by Rev G. w.
NuzIm, Mr.. Fred Vance to Miss Flor
ence Weber, both of Viroqua.
-Bion Sewers IN is circulating among
young friends, after a half-year's en-
ployment in the state of Iowa.
Call and see those air dried red
cedar shingles, the best in grade, lowest
| in price, at Tibbits-Camerou's.
Bring in your old tches to be
repaired when you come to the fair and
leave them with Sam Lillis', Opera
Block.
Mrs. c. E. Lieurance and little son
of West Lima, have returned home
after weeks visit with relatives in
this city.
Miss Alice McChesney of Milwau-
kee, a former high school teacher of
Viroqua, is here visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E. Buffers.
Mrs. Ella Hendricks of North Da-
kota, arrived on Monday for visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Sviggum
on Belgian Ridge.
Miss Dorothy, daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. C. H. Trowbridge, has entered
Beloit college. She was accompanied
there by her mother.
Business men on west side of Main
street in Hotel Fortney, Lindemann and
Opera house blocks have special cleo
trical effects this week.
Miss Amy Colt departed for Mil
ledgeville, Georgia, on Thursday, to re-
sumo kindergarten teaching in the
schools of that place.
Mrs. Norris has the seasons smart
est and most facinating models brought
out for the fall and winter season.
Blending colors. In all shapes.
Mrs. NJ. c. Nichols is notified that
she is again grandmother, third daugh-
ter having arrived at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George Dudley in West Salem.
Never before have we had such a
good bargain in soap as we have this
week. / pound bar CASTLE for l5c,
bars toilet soap for 25c. 0. e. Davis,
druggist.
Gardens are full of bright fall flow
ers and woods are resplendant with wild
blossoms. Turning leaves on forest
trees makes the whole scene one of
beauty and joy.
Last week the CENSOR printed an
item that additional fee might be char
ged for issuing hunting licenses It
has been nliseonstrued. County Clerk
Moore states that licenses win be issued
from his Office as in the past at one dol
lar.
The editor Of the CENSOR cut from
his door yard an eighteen inch long, and
half inch in diameter, branch from q
Gideor apple tree that supported six
teen fine apples, weight twelve pounds
and nine ounces. They are as fine fruit
as one ever looked at.
-Enroute from New York to Lincoln,
Nebraska, on official matters, Ar. Miles
M. Dawson dropped in on home folk for
an-Uger- Sunday visit Little aged By
twenty five years absence Miles still
possesses the congenisi spirit and his
contact with the world in his special line
i Of endezvor In investigation has brought
national reputation, all Of which is ap-
preciated by his old friends at home.