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


Electric theater Saturday night.
Everything for school at Towner's.
Barn and roofing paints at Thayer's.
Shingles and roofngs cheap at
Thayer's.
Mrs. w. A. Curtis is visiting her
parents at Readstown.
-Cullhane's Comedy Company at the
Opera house all fair week.
Best assortment of hardwood floor
ing in the city is>at Thaver's.
Mike Harris and Vincent Rabbit
took in the big wrestling bout in Chi
cago.
Tablets and note books at Tow
ner's. Large variety and best values
ever.
About one hundred hunting licen-
ses have been issued by the county
clerk.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. D. Chase are
home after two months stay at La
Fargo.
Mrs. Mary Beat is at home after a
summers sojourn in Dane county with
relatives.
Chairman William Kapanke was in
from Hamburg on official business,
Saturday.
-Jeweler j. w. Lucas is in Chicago
making selection of holiday goods for
his trade.
Mrs. Knudson accompanied her son
and family from Minnesota, to remain
some time.
Trunks and suit cases in large va
riety and at right prices. The Blue
Front Store,
DIR. Chas. Trowbridge now has his
office over First National Bank. Office
Phone No. Ga.
-Assemblyman Grimsrud was in the
city from Wsstby. yesterday, on pro-
bate matters.
The w. C. 7. U. will meet with
Mrs. N. A. Newman next Tuesday
afternoon.
Frank Primmer and wife are tax
ing in the Minnesota state fair at Min
neapolis, this week.
Chase & Sanborn's teas and coffees
are the standard of excellence. Get
them at A. E. Surenson's.
Mrs. Nye was here from Viola for
visit with her son and daughter, E.
M. Nye and Mrs. j. H. Chase.
Gus Nordeel is raising his residence
and placing basement under the same.
William Benson is doing the masonry.
--Adolph Surenson and Theodore John
son, two of Viroqua's busy young mer-
chants, are doing business in Chicago.
/ Edwin Taipter has been among
relatives and friends for brief time
He has charge of the electric light plant
at Darlington.
Let us make you a contract price
on Portland cement. Having bought
on low market we can save you money.
| Tibbits- Cameron.
i Mayor Mork and wife visited the
latter's brother, Albert Hutchinson, who
recently removed to Viola and is Waten.
man in the Excelsior plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hay drove over
in their car from Sparta Monday tc
visit the Weber family. Miss Lotus
Weber accompanied them home.
For g limited time A. j. johnson
| will conduct cleanup sale on Parker
fountain pens. The discount will be
large and should induce you to buy.
Peter L. Adams was in the city
from Stoddard on Monday. He is ar,
ranging to take up farming on a place
acquired between Ontario and Rockton,
Mrs. Norris has just returned from
Milwaukee with large assortment oil
the latest styles in fall and wincer mil
linery. Ladies please call and see hel
line of fine millinery,
We have handled Universal Port
land cement for six years and not 6
dissatisfied customer. If you need a
cement floor we guarantee Universal
Tibbits-Cam
Sundays ball game with La Crosse
team was defeat for the local play.
ers to 5. Attendance was small for a
well contested and inseresting exhibi-
ton of the national sport.
AT the Spring Green fair races
Howard Minshall's Vermont took sec.
ond money in the 2:l5 pacing race. He
was first in two heats and break lost
him the third. Mandus Larson's jnmper
won first money.
1t is rare that silo filling is done in
August. Such has been the case in a
number of instances in this section.
Farmers are now devoting much time
to that work Silo crews and threshinp
outfits are in sight in every neighbor-
hood. Corn is in prime condition for
the silo.
DIR. Bertram G. fainter came from
Milwaukee to spend Sunday and Mon
day at the ol5 Viroqua home. He re-
ports satisi g. DRY practice in his pro-
fession of den tistry, and is much in love
with Milwaukee as a residence and bust
ness city.
When you feel that you need some
thing to stimulate that blood flow, in
crease its nourishment properties, some
thing that is nerve and brain food as
WELL remember to get Nyals Nutritive
Hypophosphites. Price $1.00 at 0. E.
Davis drug store.
Mr.. Swenson, one of the longtime
residents of Bloomingdale community,
died and his funeral was held on Sun
day. A dispatch was received the same
day that a son of the deceased had
passed away in West Virginia. He
had been an attache of the treasury de-
partment in Washington for a number
of years.
The CENSOR reported an automobile
accident which occurred on the big hill
| between La Crosse and Chaseburg a
week ago. One of the victims of the
affair, Mrs. II. Noetzel of La Crosse,
died from her Injuries last Thursday
/ The other woman injured, Mrs Dora
] Burkhart of Chssebu-g, is resting cas-
| lily in La Crosse hospital with a
| broken ankle.
The celebrated "Dr. " Till is again