Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-30


Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Everything for school at TOWERS.
-Silo roofing the best made at Will
liams' Feed Store.
Highest price paid for oats. Will
liams' Feed Store.
Get prices on Norway tobacco lath
at Tibbits- Cameron.
Hollow tile, brick, cement and fir
stave silos on hand at Thayer's yard.
-Roofngs, barn and roofing paint
and paint oil cheap at.Thayer's yard.
Tablets and note books at Tow
ner's. Large variety and best values
ever.
Albert Groves mashed two fingers.
Unfortunate for farmer, scarce as is
help.
j. M. Axtell, late editor of the
Sparta Republican, was in the city yes
terday.
Special blue and white granite ware,
all first quality, values Csc to 81. 90, ali
go at SOC.
New and complete lire of Elgin
dress shirts just received at The Blue
Front Store.
w. P. and w. H. Morgan were in
the cav from Sterling and Wheatland
on Friday last.
-Groeeryman Surenson has Installed
a pair of western mules as delivery To-
connective power.
Miss Jane Butt returns to her edu-
cational work az Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA, departing tomorrow.
Best place in Vernon county to buy
shingles, cement and common lumber
for cash is at Thayer's yard.
If you desire the best medium
weight union suits made for 81. 90 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.
Mondays circus brought host of
callers, business and social, to the CEN
soR, mention of all not undertaken
but thanks just the same.
We wish to sell our furniture be-
tween this date and Thursday the 7th
of September. Everything is new and
in first class condition. F.. w. Plannett
10. Rosenthai has been in the city
greeting friends. 10. is as breezy as
Of old; thinks Viroqua good enough
place TO pass vacation from road sales
manship.
-Justrs Croh and son of Rising Sun
were in the city on business, Friday.
They are having their hands full this
season in mechanical repairs and hand
ing implements.
Feed your stock Hess stock food;
it tones the system and keeps them
healthy. If you are not satisfied with
the results come and get your money.
%. E. Davis, druggist.
Supervisor ]. c. johnson of Stod-
dard, was caller in the city last Wed
nesday. MIR. Johnson spent some weeks
in hospital to eradicate skin disease,
and he is quite himself again.
Miss Ethel Hamilton. for several
years very efficient teacher in the
kindergarten department of our schools,
has resigned to accept a similar, but
better position in Sioux City, Iowa.
Remember, whether your property
is in Viroqua or in the country and
whether John Dawson & Co. have your
Tornado Insurance at lowest rates.
Members of the Good Luck club
were entertained at the summer home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Stoll on Fri
day night by Mrs. Stoll and Mrs. Chas
J. Kuebler. 1t was a most pleasant
meeting of the society.
The largest and most expensive
sign west of Milwaukee may be seen on
the Wausau Business College. If in
terested in a business college write for
a catalogue. z. d. Widmer, Proprie-
tors, Wausau, Wisconsin.
Friends here learn of The death of
Mrs. Nustad, at La Crosse, formerly
Julia Lysne, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. j. Lysne, long residents of and
hotel managers in Viroqua. The young
mother leaves husband and three child
rem, youngest babe of six weeks.
Mrs. W. P. Colburn and son Allen
returned from visit at Rhinelander
with relatives. Mrs. Colburn had an
experience at fishing last Saturday
worth while, having landed two bass
that weighed two and half pounds
each and pike three pounds. She may
well claim the record of boss fisher wo-
man of the ranch.
"A number of county officers and
theirfamiies were entertained by Treas
urer Henry Rentz at his boyhood home
at Esofea on Sunday. It was Mr..
Rentz' purpose to have the whole
court house family present, but Elks
picnic and other causes prevented at
tendance of the official entirely. Those
who attended had most cordial enter
tainment, were Toasted on the best
things productive farm and progress
sive family could provide.
John E. Nuzum and family left,
yesterday by auto, for Galesville, TO at
tend the marriage ceremony of their
niece, Miss Kate Snodgrass, who will
be united in matrimony to Mr. Lynn
Severance today at noon. The young
lady is daughter of the late Rev.
Thos. j. Snodgrass, and grand -daugh-
ter of Rev. G. w. Nuzum. For some
years she has been a teacher in the
Spokane schools. Rev. Thos. Foulkes
performs the ceremony, which was to
have been pronounced by Father Nu-
yum, who was physically unable to
make the trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Severance
viii reside in Minneapolis.
In a neighboring town a CENSOR
subscriber who has claimed inability to
pay his subscription for several years,
is able or has credit to purchase tour
ing automobile. What do you think of
that? The matter deserves special
mention, but out of regard for the feel
ings of the gentleman's family, name is
omitted. There are those, toe, who oc-
caslonally return their paper or leave
no address when they take departing
scoot, who owe for the same. Other
contemplate methods are used to avoid
payment Of these honest debts. In fu-