Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-09

-Boscobel and Reedsburg fairs on
this week.-Mrs. for the year.
Special cleanup prices on mems
Oxfords at Viroqua Shoe Store.
-Surenson carries the most complete
line of canned goods in the city.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
Ed. Wiganowsky and wife have
moved to the city from Viyoqua town.
Former Sheriff Reigeson and wife
OF Purdy, were visitors to Prairie du
Chen.
Burns and Bert Morrison and others
went to the Mississippi for a trial at
fishing.
Mr.. Thomas Thompson is here from
Ohio visirings the McMullins, Halls and
other relatives.
DIR. Chas. Trowbridge row has his
Office over First National Bank. Office
Phone No. GA.
Rev. and Mrs. jacobson go to La
Crosse on Thursday, where she will re-
main for visit.
Advanced showing of ladies' tailored
suits and medium heavy weight winter
coats at Rogers.
Misses Gladys De Garmo and Kath-
crime Eekhardt visited friends near Red
Mound and De Soto.
Chase & Sanborn's teas and coffees
are the standard of excellence. Get
them at A. E. Surenson's.
New line of fall suits Just received.
We want you to see them. They will
interest you. The Blue Front Store.
We now have our fall and winter
samples for ladies' made to order suits,
coats, skirts and caper. Rogers.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the LiIdemann bank build
ing. 44-52
The band gave an interesting con-
cert on the street Friday evening. The
program was lengthy and pleasing
one.
Doubtless many Viroqua people
will take in the Hillsboro fair. A strong
program of races is scheduled, with
So, 500 in purses.
Let us make you contract price
on Portland cement Having bought
on a low market we can save you money.
Tibbits- Cameron.
Attorney and Mrs, McKibbin of
Gays Mills, were in the city and also
went to Micheal Rentz' at Esofea,
father of the lady.
Rev. Henry Peterson Grimsby ard
wife returned to St. Paul after months
vacation with relatives and old-time
friends in this section.
Ole O. Tuhus was over from Stark
looking after threshing and crop gath
ering on his Viroqua plantation, the
Wilt Mace west of town
Il Mrs. Chas. Asbjornson returned
from Lutheran hospital, La Crosse,
where her father was operated on a
weel. ago. Improving nicely.
We have handled Universal Port
Land cement for six years and not
disse tisfied customer. If you need
cement floor NJ guarantee Universal.
Tibbits-Cameron.
Geo. B. Fisher, wife and five child
rem departed, last Thursday, for st.
Paul and Ladysmith. At the latter
place they have a number of relatives
and acquaintance.
"A South Dakota travelling man
who was in the CENSOR Office stated
that on July 18th grasshoppers were
flying so thick in portions of that state
the brightness of the sun was obscured.
M. A. Gauper was at home for
brief vacation, but with a change of
base, having enlisted with shoe manu-
featuring house of Chippewa Falls.
HIS territory is southern Wisconsin ard
northern Illinois.
F. w. Shepard has changed his
base of operations from Prairie du Chen
to Fennimore, where he has entered in
to partnership in the marble works
business. Will Shepard went to Fen
nimore to accept employment.
Report is that Cashton is to have
new depot. If it but proves true the
people of that community have cause
for congratulation. Westby would like
to be apprised of like fortunate action
on part of st. Paul company officials.
Through lapse of memory or some
thing as serious, the CENSOR last week
stated that Miss Olson, who left for
missionary work in Singapore, was the
daughter of John N. Olson, when every
body, and the writer in particular,
knew that it should have been Andrew
n. Olson.
Mr.. John McEvoy of Moosejaw,
Canada, on his route home from Al
bany, New York, visited his cousin, Mrs.
John Weber over Sunday. Mr.. Nc
Evoy has been the guest of his mother,
Mrs. Potrick McEvoy of Albany, who
formerly lived in Vernon county.
-Thos. B. Smell and Dell Morrison
spent two or three days at the Mis-
sissippi, catching good strings of river
fish. Mr.. Morrison, while on the way
back contracted for car. load of stock.
He says there will be a good many cat
tie and hogs to market this season.
A news dispatch in Mondays La
Crosse Tribune stated that the hotel
of A. L. Nc Intosh had been destroyed
by fire at Hettinger, North Dakota,
and that Mrs Nc Intosh had been in
iured by the exploding Of a gasolene
stove. The item was without founda-
ton.
Will D. Dyson went to La Crosse
St. Francis hospital, where he under
went operation for appendicitis last
Thursday. He WIS accompanied by his
wife and Fred Eckbardt. All acqusint-
ances viii be pleased 70 know that Mr.
Dyson is making good gains and if
nothing unforeseen happens he viii re-
turn home in q few DAYS.