Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-06
Delightful weather.


in La Fargo.
Get your school supplies at o. E.
Davis drug store.
-Cullhane's Comedy Company at the
Opera house all fair week.
Wizard products for keeping every
thing clean at Towner's.
If needing lumber of any kind ii
amount, Thayer's prices will suit.
-Thayer's Boss feed is the best fol-
horses, cows, hogs and chickens.
-Surenson carries the most complete
line of canned goods IN the city.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat.
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Robert Small and wife are enter.
tanning Small addition to their family.
Ed. Wig passed most of last week
at De Soto looking after mercantile in.
terests.
County Clerk Moore is spending g
few days at the home of his parents
near Ross.
Gold Medal, Purity, Mothers Best
and White Lily -four at wholesale OF
retail at Thayer's.
Mrs. Sumner McLees arrived from
Montana on Thursday, for a visit with
kindred and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Dennison OF
Minnesota, are visiting George w. Hal
and wife in this city.
The aged Mrs. Paulson returned tc
her home near Westby after visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Williams.
j. Henry Bennett has removed hi:
law Offices to the Lindemann bank build.
ing. 44-52
Isaac White came from Reedsburg
to see his sister, Mrs. VIII Harris, who
is critically i'll at her home in Webster
town.
Mrs. Earl Truesdale and little
daughter passed few days with rela.
tives at Soldiers Grove and North Clay
ton.
Miss Grace Arlington went to La
Crosse to enter Toland's business uni.
yersity toperfect herself in stenography
and typewriting.
"A number of small town boys haC
a week of enjoyment in camp near Ava
lanche, Rev. A. F. Daschler being the
guiding star of the party.
Banker Lathrop, August Kniige
and J. E. Neefe were La Fargo bust
ness visitors in the city, Thursday, com
ing over in Lathrop's auto.
DIR. and Mrs. Martin Hagen re
turded to Cashton after an extended
wedding trip through Norway, spending
the summer with the Doctors parents
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 / vii
help you lean it safely, II you wish Il
borrow on good security / can help yol
find it. Usual rate 6 per cent, w. E
Butt.
Just arrived, carload of Portland
cement. Cement your barn basement:
with fresh cement. Anderson & Sauel
the Viroqua hardware merchants, sci
the best.
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. Cal
and see him.
We handle the Chicago A. A. Port
land Cement, one of the worlds bes
cement. If you are going to use any
see US before you buy. ANDERSON 4
SAUER, Viroqua.
DIR. Dinsdale and family have beef
reviewing their youth on a North Da
kota homestead ranch, spending tn
summer there, just returned to thei
Soldiers Grove home.
-Egyptia is the name of a new pot
terry, with imitation burnt wood finish
which A. j. Johnson is selling great
deal of these days. Call and see it
You will be interested.
The children of A. D. Helgeson lief
on Friday, for Washington, d. c., Il
live with their aunt and attend set DOL
There are three girls, Jennette, Ollie
and younger one, and Otto.
Having bought a car of Parole
roofing and wishing to clean it up be
fore winter, we will give 10 per cent
discount on all sales while it lasts. Cal
and get Sc mple. Tibbits-Cameroa.
Hans La.son Of Kickapoo, returned
from La Crosse, where he received med.
ical and surgical treatment. He is ir
the city for few days with his daugh.
tiers, Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. Asbjorn,
son.
That cold wont last long if you use
Laxacold, small tablets that you car
take. No quinine, no buzzing in the
ears. Handy to carry. We guarantee
them. Price 25c at o. E. Davis drug
store.
Mr.. 0. ]. Resland, one of the live
young farmers of Folsom section, had
businessyinsthe city, Monday. Unusual
money crops have been spread out fol-
the tillers of the soil in his neighbor-
hood, most of whom grow tobacco.
Ben Williams and his niece, Miss
Lawrence, departed for Bangor, Maine,
where they will visit relatives. From
that point the young lady takes passage
for her home in Cardiff, Wales. She
has spent delightful summer with her
uncle, making acquaintance and learn
ing the ways of this country. It was
expected her father would come across
to accompany her home, but business
affairs prevented.
1T was the purpose of the CENSOR
to last week mention the thoughtful
and humanitarian spirit that actuated
Superintendent and Mrs. Buffers to-
ward their wards at the county asylum
on the occasion of the Wild West cir
Gus, when all patients able to appre-
ciate or enjoy the show or witness the
parade were given an opportunity to do
so. Many we're brought to town in con-
yeyances used at the institution and
saw the procession. Those who failed
IN this were taken to the performance
in the afternoon. They occupied a sec
ton, looked after by Mr.. Buffers and
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