Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-07-12
DON'T forget the date.

Ten cent rice for &c at Fortney &
Henry's.
Spices of all kinds at o. E. Davis
drug store.
"A fine line of floor mattings at
Towner's.
The best Portland cement and brick
at Tibbits-Cameron's.
Window shades, porch screens and
awnings at Towner's.
Furniture polish that is guaranteed
at o. E. Davis drug store.
-Tibbits-Cameron will save you
money on shingles or roofing.
-Surenson carries the most complete
line of canned goods in the city.
Special cleanup prices on mems
Oxfords at Viroqua Shoe Store.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 80.
See Tibbits- Cameron about screens.
If we have not your size we'll make
them.
DIR. Chas. Trowbridge now has his
office over First National Bank. Office
Phone No. "a.
-Bulger & Cheney declare that there
as positively no grating or taking
around their shows.
Mrs. Nc Gonigale has been re-eIect-
ed matron of the state Tuberculosis
sanitarium at Wales.
-Heinze's sweet mixed pickles, zoe
per quart, at 15c; dills at 10c per Of
at Fortney & Henry's.
Mrs. Arthur Livingston returned
from long season of visiting at her
parental home in Missouri.
w. w. Hanson, Dentist, will re-
spond to any call for his services, day
or night. Phone Nos: residence 1877;
Office 284.
Frank Rusk ran home for a day.
He is an attache of the Bulger-C Cheney
circus, having part in the entertain
ment program.
Mr.. Aaron Watson has gone to
Rrookings, South Dakota, to visit his
daughter. He will be gone for fort
night or longer.
The Bulger-C Cheney circus was bill
led for an extended trip through South
Dakota, but owing to crop failures
cancelled all dates.
Genuine bargains all through our
store during the month of July. Re-
member, you will get the best values
at The Blue Front Store.
Miss Bessie Anderson, a member
of the CENSOR force, is at Prairie du
Chen taking treatment for rheumatism
in one of the sanitariums.
Mrs. J. NJ. Bennett and daughter.
Mrs. Henry Hendrickson, have been
visiting among former acquaintance at
Lansing and Waukon, Iowa.
Jasper A. Norris and wife of Mad
IsOn, have been visiting among rela-
tives and old neighbors at Cashton and
in Clinton and Webster towns.
When you say Marvel -four you've
said everything good there is to saw
about flour. Surenson sells it for 81. 40
sack, It's worth much more.
-Corliss Bulger is not unknown to
Viroqua. He has conducted many cred
liable enterprises here and there will
be general turnout to see his circus.
j. E. Bigley has just received a
shipment of watches, clocks and silver
ware. He is now ready to furnish you
what you want in the way of a time
piece. Articles are first class d
prices reasonable.
e. ]. Donahue was at Virooua to
consult an attorney in reference to the
smashing of his buggy on the Fourth
by an automobile driver. We have not
been informed yet as to the outcome of
the case.-Cashton Record.
"A representative of the La Crosse
Tribune was in the city on Friday and
Saturday gathering facts and support
for an industrial edition to be issued by
that paper in the near future. 1t is
designed to collaborate the resources of
territory adjacent to La Crosse.
DIR. ]. F. Brown, formerly a popu-
lar citizen and practitioner at Soldiers
Grove, who has been superintendent of
state school for blind at GAINESVILLE the
past three years, has been transferred
to the school for dependent children at
Sparta. He succeeds H. A. Bright,
who resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Proctor left
home on Monday morning for months
vacation. They go direct to Bausman,
Montana, where their relatives, DR..
and Mrs. Z. 5. Smith, live; will take
trip through the famous National yell
lowstone Park, visit Omaha and other
points of interest.
H. S. Chapman, who lives on the
old Miles Davis farm west of town.
has lost number of valuable sheep by
the ravages of dogs. The towns and
country are full OF worthless ours. De-
structlon to animals is their bloodthirsty
service. Everybody and everything
would be bettered if nine out of ten of
these whelps were dispatched.
Peter 7. Molland was a caller from
West Prairie on Saturday. He saws
everything is favorable to an abundant
harvest on part of the farmers, and no
buster time was ever known than right
now with hay and grain harvest, to-
bacco care and other things. Our city
demonstrated this fact last Saturday,
when scarcely farmers team could be
seen on the streets till toward evening.
After six weeks vacation NJ. A.
Gauper is off for trip through South
Dakota, TO note conditions of his Gus
toners, and if able to buy, sell them
goods. The crop and ether conditions
from most points in South Dakota are
reported wretche5. That state is full
Of Vernon county and Wisconsin peO-
ple, and they have TIE sympathy in loss
of crops. All others must naturally
share in the depression.