Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-10-04
STANDARD patterns at Towner's.
Plenty Of good wood IT Thayer' 5.

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tober 10
We continue to give away silver
spoons at the Electric.
/ -Chas. s. Slack is making a ten
days trip through the south.
60 to TGwner' 5 for your school sup
plies the best for the money.
New, hobby fall coats just received
at low prices at Roman & Felix's.
Mothers Best, Purity and White
Lilly Flour, at 81 % at Thayer's.
/ -Assemhlyman Grimsrud was in the
city yesterday attending probate court.
Tablets and note books at Tow
ner's. Large variety and best values
ever.
Trunks and suit cases in large va
riety and at right prices. The Blue
Front Store.
Mrs. c. j. Smith is receiving visit
from her sister, Mrs. E. A. Winfield OF
Minneapolis.
DIR. Chas. Trowbridge row has his
office over First National Bank. Office
Phone No. 81.
Hand bags, purses, bill books, card
cases, common sense purses at 0. E.
Davis drug store.
Mrs. E. w. Hazen gave thimble
bee Saturday in honor of Mesdames
/ SoOae ana blrhslue.
Call ana see those air dried red
cedar shingles, the best in grade, lowest
in price, at Tibbits- Cameron's.
Elf you desire the best medium
! weight union suits made for S100 you
will go to The Blue Front Store.
--TheWoman's literary club met with
the president, Mrs Ferguson, Monday,
Mrs Smith leading in the first meeting.
har
gain, get syme of that underwear. Only
70 cents per suit at ostrem & David
sons.
DIR. Geo. W. Minshall arrived home
from South Dakota, after a season
spent there, now ready for his veteri-
nary work.
Let US make you contract price
on Portland cement. Having bought
on a low market we can save you money.
Tibbits-Cameron.
DIR. and Mrs. A. P. Minshall ar
rived home on Monday They spent a
month Of delightful travel and sight
seeing in the great west.
Jerry Richards ran in from Chiea-
go and spent Siniay with his family
! They hsve taken up housekeeping in
the old Trowbridge homestead.
Never before have we had such a
good bargain in soap as We have this
week. pound bar CASTLE for 15c,
bars toilet soap for 25c. o. E, Davis,
druggist.
We have handled Universal Port-
land cement for six years and not q
dissatisfied customer. If you need q
cement floor we guarantee Universal
Tibbits- Cameron.
DIR. Butt had high score for the
years rife shooting in the Westby rifle
club on August first, when he quit.
/ John Peterson, last years high man.
evened up the score during August and
! these two must now settle first place
~. Q. Hanson and son have pur-
chased the livery stock of Mrs. Den
ming and will continue business at the
old stand, having repaired building and
vehicles. They will also conduct the
Denning hotel as farmers headquar-
tiers, opening the 18th.
Robert { ray of Nebraska, was the
guest of George E. Morse and family
the past week. He has been at the
old home in Bergen. Mr.. Gray settled
in this county in 1858, removing to the
west thirty-five years since, but has
made frequent return visits.
Miss Bessie Potts vents to La
Crosse, yesterday, to enter upon her
work as stenographer and typewriter in
the offices of the Listman Milling Com
pany, closing an arrangement while in
that city last week. For two years
past she has done the clerical work in
the insurance Office OF Livingston Broth
ers.
Mr.. Fred W. Shepard, wife and son
Will took final leave of Viroqua and her
/ IL 80 krs-
home at Fennimore, where Mr.. Shep-
BILE business. The Shepards have been
residents of Viroqua for about twenty
five years. Their going is regretted
and all hope that full measure of de-
served success and happiness may come
to them in their Grant county home.
4 --On Tuesday night Viroqua knights
i Pithias lodge renewed work for the
season after a lapse for the summer
months. A good number of members
were on hand to enjoy refreshments,
music by the orchestra, gaming at bill
lizards and pool and card tables. Alto
gether pleasant session. Viroqua Sir
Knights Commandery opened after a
few months vacation on the same eve
ming.
Mrs. Arthur Rogers arrived from
Massaehus stts for a visit among rel
atives and old friends, after a residence
in the east for half dozen years She
likes the east well, and with her indus
trious husband finds pleasure and profit
in fruit culture, chicken raising and
dairy work. They sell some supplies In
! the Boston market Mrs. Rogers brou-
! ght the CENSOR some premium ounces
from their orchard.
Gays Mills fair comes next week,
the last one for the season in western
/ Wisconsin. Like Viroqua and Viola,
our southern neigbbors are trying the
experiment of no horse races. They
1 have secured many other attractions
and will put on base ball tournament
/ that win be worth taking in. All the
/ Kiekapoo valley teams and some strong
ones from outside viii contest. We
hope to see Gays Mills favored by a
| large attendance from this section.
About seven hundred passengers
found the Southeastern train of Thurs
1 day morning q convenience to atten-
the la Crosse fair. We say convenience
literally, but conditioned that they were
bound to accept such travelling con-
veniences as were at hand. Both rail-
way companies entering Viroqua are
4 too apt to underestimate the crowds TO
/ be carried on public occasions, neglect
I ing IT, make provision for the safe care
and proper transportation Of passengers
T who pay their good money for made
/ quite accommodate tons. This should be
1 corrected in the future. But 70 the
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