Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-13

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More entertainment than at any
previous fair.
Get prices on Norway tobacco lath
at Tibbits- Cameron.
-Tollack Anderson went to Mime
apolis for a protracted stay.
This week, some new fall suits for
young men at Stoll & Groves.
Harry Cade and wife are the hap
Ply parents to baby boy, their first
born.
Tablets and note books at Tow
ner's. Large variety and best values
ever.
Chris Ostrem and wife were Min
nesota state fair visitors. Mrs. Ada
Ady also.
Ivan Wood went to Readstown to
accept work in the Hutchinson meat
market.
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.
Hand bags, purses, bill books, card
cases. common sense purses at 0. E.
Davis drug store.
If you want sweater coat that
will hold its shape, buy Bradley from
Stoll & Groves.
Chase & Sanborn's teas and coffees
are the standard of excellence. Get
them at A. E. Surenson's.
IF in need of cement, plaster, lum-
Der or roofing material for fall repair
ing see John E. Nuzum & Son.
If you desire the best medium
weight union suits made for 100 you
will go to The Blue Front Store.
Turn out, every citizen who has
the welfare of his community and fair
at heart, at next weeks big time.
Edward A. Schmidt and family have
rented the country home place Of Mrs.
Gott on the eminence south of town.
I'm the appropriate column is chron-
icled the death of Mrs. Sarah Smith, a
well-known woman of choice memory.
Mr.. and Mrs. McMasters of this
city, will keep house for Mr., Gribble
on his farm four miles south of Viola.
IF you want something distinctly
unique in your home, buy White Ivory
Art Pottery at A. ]. Johnson's drug
store.
Let US make you contract price
on Portland cement. Having bought
on low market we can save you money.
Tibbits-C Cameron.
Milo M. Sabins and wife returned
from trip to st. Paul and Minneapolis,
visiting the Minnesota state fair, also |.
W. Switzer's family.
a. E. Perkins and daughter Mary,
also Morton Alexander and wife visited
Mrs. A. E. Perkins at La Crosse Luth-
eran hospital Sunday
The CENSOR asks patrons to have
their job printing necessary for the
| fair done this week and avoid the rush
that usually presses on fair week.
Frank Heathcote and wife (nee
Emma OGDEN of Watertown, South
Dakota, were Minnesota state fair
visitors, making the trip in their auto.
Ladies' ready made suits, blues,
browns, copenhagen and red, jackets
satin lined, made of the American
Weolen Cos new serge, only SIS at
Rogers
The two daughters of Harrison
Smitn of Viroqua town, have gone to
teaching duties elswhere, Miss Ada &
to Gmnee, Illinois, and Miss Myrtle to
Norwalk.
We have handled Universal Port
land cement for six years and not a
dissatisfied customer. If you need a
cement floor we guarantee Universal.
Tibbits Cameron.
Western county base ball enthusi-
asts are getting not a little amusement
out of the game this season. On a re-
cent day Frohock Sluggers defeated
Romance nine % to 6.
Albert H. Mork has been spending
a few weeks visiting at the farm home
of his parents, west of the city. He
returned Thursday last, to his claim of
l20 acres near Miles City, Montana.
-Minshall's Vermont won the 2:i7
pacing race at Evansville, with GUY
Kayton, the Richland Center horse,
second. Vermont is entered in the
Madison races next week. Easy Daw-
son has been shipped there to go on the
mile track.
Mr.. Albert T. Forum has resigned
the place he has so long filed with
credit in the Lindemann store as book
keeper, and will take a respite from
close application to indoor work. His
place is now filled by Miss Inga Moen,
who has been assistant in the Office of
county treasurer.
On the old James farm, in Jeffer-
son, one-half mile south Of Esofea,
commencing at ten O'Clock, Saturday,
September 16, Ed. Rumsey will sell an
unusually large amount of stock, farm
tools, grain and household furniture.
Free lunch at noon and Andrew Hove
land to amuse the crowd as auctioneer.
--Atley A. Peterson of Clifford, North
Dakota, spent a couple days with rela-
tives in Crawford and Vernon counties.
Liberty Pole residents will well re-
member chubby Alley when he was
clerk in that hamlet, and be pleased to
know that he isnow a leading merchant
and citizen of his community in the
west.
From town of Coon comes report
of the sale of Hon. Ole Anderson's fine
farm, but to whom we are unadvised. 1t
is one of the best and most slightly
places in north western Vernon county.
Mr.. Anderson located there in early
days and has been a continuous resi-
dent since. His family has grown and
become scattered, life companion pas
sed away, and the old home is not
what it used to be, so Mr.. Anderson
decided to sell.
"A week of high class repertoire is
promised to all who attend the Opera
house during the week of September
Is, when Culhane's comedians will be
the attraction. This company is too
well known to need extended comment
Their plays are always of the class that
appeals to the intelligent theater-goer,
and are always well played by this sterl-
ing company. Sarah McLees is one of
the cleyerest little leading ladies' to be
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