Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-13
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Vhoqua and Vicinity
Electric theater tonight, wednes-

Groves.
-Stoll & Groves store always will
be one price store.
Wall paper at prices to suit the
trade at o. E. Davis
Wizard products for keeping every
thing clean at Towner's.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Its time to think about Munsing
union suits, sold by Stoll & Groves.
Tablets, pencils, fountain pens, ex-
animation paper, etc. at 0. E. Davis.
Harold P. Proctor is off for BUSH
ness and professional trip to Phillips
and Ashland.
Ideal Ladies' Tailoring Co.'S suits,
coats and skirts made to order and a
perfest fit guaranteed. H. E. Rogers.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Lindemann bank build
ing. 44-52
Rev. Finstad has had call from
the Norwegian Lutheran church at
Silverton, Oregon, but has declined to
accept it.
Hunters, and all others, will enjoy
the fall display of equipment so artis-
tically shown in the Kuebler hardware
store window.
IL yOu d-C EOAAB W HCC0 dAJ lAhils
in the wsy of barn material, either
boards or shingles, don't buy until you
see Tibb.ts-C Cameron and get their price
See ou exhibit of the famous Ad-
rian wire fence at the fair next week.
The woven wire fence with "The Tie
That Binds" John E. NuZum & Son.
The Enterprise states that Charley
Chase of that place drew number 11S
in the recent government land drawing
in the western Buthold Indian reserva-
ton.
If you have money to loan l will
help you loan it safely; if you wish to
borrow on good security can help you
find it. Usual rate per cent. w. E.
Butt.
Just arrived, carload of Portland
cement. Cement your barn Easements
with fresh cement. Anderson & Sauer
the Viroqua hardware merchants, sell
the best.
Ben Tollefson and wife arrived
from Minot, North Dakota, for a visit
with relatives and friends. Mr.. Toilet
son is engaged in merchandising in his
western home.
We handle the Chicago A.A. Port
land Cement, one of the worlds best
cement. If you are going to use any,
see US before you buy. ANDERSON &
SAUER, Viroqua.
Merchant H. E. Rogers left for
Chicago to replenish his stock of fall
and winter goods, expecting to be alb
sent most of the week. Mrs. Rogers
accompanied him.
-Egyptia is the name of a new pot
terry, with imitation burnt wood finish,
which A. .. johnson is selling great
deal of these days. Call and see it.
You will be interested.
John E. Costing came from Mormon
dun to pass day at the old home
with father and sister. For several
years he has been located at Salt Lake
with leading western transportation
company. m
DIR. Surenson snd Mrs. F. w. Alex
ander accompanied Mrs. A. E. Perkins
to La Crosse Lutheran hospital, last
Thursday, where she YVES successfully
operated on for appendicitis and gall
stones.
La Fargo community is sending a
goodly number of students to La Crosse
normal school. They are Phebe Gross,
Hazel Widmer, Hazel Brokaw, Mabel
Potts, Ethel 0ldenburg. Audie Curry,
John LaWton, Jean Rolfe, Halle Rob,
erts.
The Brown Music Company tell the
CENSOR readers some things that will
certainly interest," them if piano bar
gains is what they are looking for.
When the Browns make bid for Gus
toners as they now are doing, they
mean business.
DIR. and Mrs. Chorlog were sum-
moned to Westby because of the pain
full injuries inflicted on Rev. Halvorsen,
father of Mr.. Chorlog, in the recent
runway accident. All will learn with
satisfaction that the good pastor is
slowly recovering from his bad usage.
State Treasurer and Mrs. Dahl
were visitors to their old Westby home,
coming to attend complimentary re-
ception given their son Harry and his
bride by the people of that village. 1t
was large company of neighbors, who
were dined and toasted in honor of the
happy couple.
Ole Solyerson brought his young
son from Franklin to be treated for a
wound inflicted by jumping upon and
running rusty nail through his foot.
The youth was out gathering eggs and
maue leap upon the piercing snag.
The boy is getting along nicely and no
evil results are now looked for.
Manager Brown has booked the best
and largest attraction ever given in
this city. This is the seasons opening
date Saturday night and should be
greeted with packed house. If you
want to see real city show don't miss
this. Mr.. Brown gives his word that
the show is just as represented. Seats
now selling, reserved at 75c.
The remains of Peter SWenson,
who died in Virginia, arrived at West
by accompanied by Melvin Swenson, a
brother, funeral services being held at
Coon Prairie church, where interment
took place. The gentleman had long
held position in the treasury depart
ment at Washington, but was in Vir-
ginia seeking health when summons
came.
Mr.. obert Sletten of Spring Cooley,
with two cousins from Boston, spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walby in this city. Mr.. Sletten will
return to the east with his kindred to
enter upon his closing year at: law in
Harvard college. He has some thought
of engaging in practice of his profession
at Boston. He says there are 1000
Scandinavians in that city, a large per-
centage of them engaged in the higher
mechanical trades and arts.
-Culhane's Comedians, well known
attraction, will open week S engage
me-t at the Opera house starting on
Monday September IS. The plays Sc
lected for the engagement are new and
up-to-date. Sarah McLees still heads
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