Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-20
Talk to Sam Lillis, Jeweler.

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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.
Its time to think about Munsing
union suits, sold by Stoll & Groves.
Tablets, pencils, fountain pens, ex-
animation paper, etc. at 0. E. Davis
We sell Atlas Portland cement-the
best that is made. John E. Nuzum &
Son.
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
ang. 44-52
If you are going to need anything
in the way of barn material, either
boards or shingles, don't buy until you
see Tibbits-Camcron and get their price.
If you have money to loan l will
help you loan it safely; il 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.
-Enroute from South Dakota to
their new home in Canada, Mrs. E. E.
Seal and daughter have been visiting
the formers mother in this city, Mrs.
Isaac W. Smith.
w. H. Pulver accompanied home to
the state of Washington his daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Adams, where he will spend the fall
and part of the winter months.
Mrs. F. w. Straw of Eau Claire
has been in the city visiting friend:
while Mr.. Straw was attending con.
ference. And by the way, that gentle
man was chosen a delegate to The
Methodist general conference.
DIR. Leslie Smith and wife have
been passing few days at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Smith. The
doctor has been located in the state
metropolis for two years and declare:
that he is pleased with his success anC
the practice built up.
Mrs. Flora Chapman Torrance Of
New York, is visiting her brother anC
other relatives in this community, after
uI- he fr hal
way home from on extended trip in the
Pacific Coast states. Mrs. Torrance il
accompanied by her son.
The postoffice department down a
Washington has sent out notices t
postmasters that there viii be new
style of post cards printed as soon a
the present supply runs out. The new
cards will be slightly thicker and heav
Ter than the ones now in use. All Of
the printing will be in bright red ink
and the card will be tinted an attractive
pink.
Alderman Kuehn and family wert
called to La Crosse to attend the fun
eral of his sister, Mrs. Bertha Harms
aged forty-three, who passed away
after a lingering illness. She was
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kuehn
old-time residents of Genoa town, wher'
interment was made. She was one o.
four daughters and two sons in thu
Kuehn family.
I'm another place IN the CENSOR il
advertised for sale by its owner, tn,
old Gorsline homestead farm in thu
eastern section of Viroqua city. Thu
doctor writes that our country is the
best out of doors, but he is unable Il
look after farm interests, hence re
luctantly, he is tempted to say good by,
to the old place, as a whole or in small
tracts. DR.. Gorsline will be in the cit
this week when he can be consulted
about the matter.
e. Manley Norris and wife of Ohio
are making visit to the parental hom'
of MIR. and Mrs. B. F. Norris in thi
city. Manley has gained not a littl'
fame as star of the stage since hi
last visit home. They spent past sum
mer vacation at their new bungalow al
Buckeye Lake, Ohio, enjoying boating
and fishing. In the winter Mr.. and Mrs
Norris play vaudeville dates with theil
musical act, 1.-THE 12x2 Band" They
open the season at the Majestic theatre
in Lacrosse next Sunday.
we 0OJS SuDSIdItldl iHlSTlOE I'LL
provements in the business home of thu
Anderson & Sauer hardware firm. A
modern Office enclosure, centrally 10
Gated and Hastily arranged, and othel
alteration improvements, add much Il
the efficiency and general appearance
of their place of business. Messrs
Anderson and Sauer have brought about
very many needed betterrhents since
assuming control of the business
They are gentlemen of thrift, industry
and enterprise.
Will L. Tilton was here for an over
Sunday visit to the old home town. HI
is a resident of Chippewa Falls, hurry
ing home to be present. at the Nortl
Wisconsin Fair, located there. vii
declares that Wisconsin people scarcely
realize what a fruit producing statl
they live in, stating that Chippew;
county grows a great variety of fal
and winter apples. He says there il
one orchard 100 acres in extent in tina
county, and many more Of unusual
mansions.
Charley Major and wife were Sat
urdsy shoppers in the city from Otte
Creek, accompanied by Miss Anna Nc
Lin. Also their guest, Mrs. H. c
Adams of Russell, Illinois. In tht
eighties Mr.. Major was student ir thl
ViroQua high school, fitting himself TO
the teaching profession, which he fol
lowed for number of years, abandon
ing that for farming, to which he has
devoted his energies for the past clever
years, well satisfied with the change
To the CENSOR he said he eonsideret