Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-27
Chimney sweeps in town.
Talk to Sam Lillis, JeweIer.

See the diamond ring at Sam Lillis',
Jeweler.
Watches pretty cheap at Sam Lillis,
Jeweler.
IF you are looking for bargains talk
to Sam Lillis, Jeweler.
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.
Liberty Pole school is being taught
by Miss Mabel Bolstad of this city.
Mrs. Jitley Norris of West Salem,
has been at the Webb parental home.
Tablets, pencils, fountain pens, ex-
animation paper, etc. at o. Z. Davis.
We sell Atlas Portland cement-the
best that is made. John E. Nuzum &
Son.
Mrs. ]. F. Parker received a visit
from her niece, Mrs. Newman of La
Crosse.
Mrs. Rhoda Helgeson Bennett went
to Chicago to join her husband and
commence housekeeping.
During fair R. H. Drake and wife
had as guests their daughter. Mrs. Koch
and husband of Sylvan.
-Thos. A. Tenney, o. G. Lewis and
family, Mrs. c. H. Upham and other
De Sotoians came to the fair.
The CENSOR family Toasted on a
fine mess of Greengage plums, pre-
sented by E. A. Wiganowsky.
IF in need of cement, plaster, lum-
Der or roofing material for fall repair
ing see John E. Nuzum & Son
-Four hundred pair of 81 so bed
blankets to be sold at 81 IS pair, while
they last. Rogerson & Dahl.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Lindemann bank build
ing. 44-52
Miss Flora Bierce was guest of
her sister, Mrs. Mary Brown. before
returning to her hospital work at La
Crosse.
"A most complete and beautiful line
of the latest millinery goods on display
at Ethel Atwood's. Orders taken for
hair goods.
Mrs John Me Kittriek is at Cleve-
land, Ohio, TO pass few days with her
daughter May, who recently returned
from q trip abroad
Wyman s. Arnold has changed re-
sidence place from Mondovi to Augusta,
where he has purchased a stock and re-
engaged in the drug business.
Mrs. Grace Favor and son De We're
came from Illinois TO attend fair and
visit relatives here and at Readstown.
They remain for a couple of weeks.
DIR. N. H. Brophy of Liberty Pole,
Is off for a visit to his former home in
Southern Minnesota, and will take in
the La Crosse fair before his return.
If you are going to need anything
in the way of barn material, either
boards or shingles, don't buy until you
see Tibbits-Cameron and get their price.
The CENSOR is gratified and returns
thanks for the great number of per-
sonai and business calls from patrons
throughout the county during fair days
AS is his custom on all public oc-
casions. Elijah Tiiton came 70 attend
the fair For Twenty years and more
he was leading spirit in the annual
event.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Wiganowsky are
advised that they are grandparents to
g son that came to the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Broughton in North Da-
kota.
If you have money to loan will
help you loan it safely; if you wish to
borrow on good security can help you
End it. Usual rate 6 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
&C. F. White could not resist the
temptation to come from La Crosse to
attend the fair of his first remembrance.
But "Cash" missed the customary
speed program.
Edwin NJ. fainter who has man.
aged the electric lighting plant at Oar
lington for some years, gave up his po-
sition and is now visiting with his wife
and family in this section.
Charles Michlet, an old-time Viro-
qua clerk, looked over the town for the
first time in twenty-five years. He is
visiting his brother, venerable John
Michlet on Round Prairie. Mr.. Michlet
has long been practicing attorney in
Chicago.
-Culhane' Comedians played to
capacity houses during every night last
week in the Opera house. They are
good entertainers and presented a class
of plays that pleased the people. On
Saturday night they gave away dia-
mond ring, Whitney Nichols being hold
er of the lucky number.
Nathaniel B. Smith, a resident of
the county for forty years or more,
with his daughter departed for Seattle,
on Sunday, where he will make his
home, having property interests in that
wonderful western city and in Canada.
Mr.. Smith has been in failing health
for some time, having suffered from a
stroke of paralysis.
Rev. Bremen of Sparta, the new
Methodist district superintendent, filled
Viroqua pulpit Sunday morning and
evening in absence Of the newly APP
pointed Pastor Barbor, who is trans
ferred from the Maine conference and
is reputed to be an eminent divine. He
hasa family of FIVE children. He is ex
pected to be here for next Sabbath.
-Four early settlers and octogena-
rions of Ontario were in attendance at
the fair Henry G. Haskell, Samuel
Sloggy, Chas c. Haskell and Mr. Mathe-
son. They were gratified to meet many
old friends while here from different
sections of the county. They are all
firm believers in and boosters for the
projected railroad for that peaceful and
beautiful village.
Senator Howard Teasdale of Sparta,
came up to spend day at our fair.
Last term was Senator Teasdale's ini-
tial try al legislating. He is not back
ward in expressing disapproval Of much
of the legislation enacted, and makes
frankly the statement that the late
session was brewery controlled bunch,
who piled up extrayagant appropriations
and created many useless jobs and com
missions