Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-10-04
Electric Theatre Saturday night.
-Oetoberl May she be beautiful.

Best Portland Cement, sl.s5 at
Thayer's.
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.
Tablets, pencils, fountain pens, ex-
animation paper, etc. at o. E Davis.
Mrs. Andrew HOMELAND and daugh-
ter are visiting relatives in Minneapolis.
Miss Iona Slack renewed musical
instruction in the Wausau public schools.
We sell Atlas Portland cement-the
best that is made. John E. Nuzum &
Son.
John E. and Frank Nuzum were at
Viola looking after their business in
terests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Baldwin are
passing month with their daughter at
Nation.
Special prices in mems fleece lined
underwear-per suit 79 cents at 0strem
& Davidson's.
wanted. Inquire at Roman & Felix S
Department Store.
Big offeringsi October 8, and
at Roman & Felix's.
Get ready for the annual rummage
sale, Friday and Saturday, October Is
and IA, in the Tate building.
Judge Mahoney will address the
Equity society at North Springville
Saturday evening of this week.
IF in need of cement, plaster, lum-
Der or roofing material for fall repair
ing see John E. Nuzum & Son.
Miss Clara Swenson went to Red
Wing, where she took up work as a
trained nurse in st. John S hospital.
If you need anything in fancy sta
tionery, A. j. johnson sells absolutely
the best line ever shown in the city.
j. Henry Bennett has removed his
law offices to the Li1demann bank build.
ing. "a 50
Attorneys Smith and Graves were at
La Crosse on professional business,
Monday, appearing before Judge Hig-
bee.
Advertised letters at Viroqua post
Office: Mrs. Harriet E. Mills, Miss
Amelia Roy, 0rville Quale ~, T.
O'Harran
Rev L. C. Jacobson, wife and little
daughter returned home on Saturday
from six weeks vacation in Iowa anC
Minnesota.
"A most complete and beautiful line
of the latest millinery goods on display
at Ethel Atwood's. Orders taken fol-
hair goods.
DIR. W. NJ. Trowbridge attended g
nationa. convention of military surgeons
held in Milwaukee last week. Mrs
Trowbridge accompanied him.
IF you are going to need anything
fhn nf ham 1afpriot klfnH1
boards or shingles, don't buy Until rot
see Tibbits-C Cameron and getthsir price
IF you have money to loan | vii
help you loan it safely; il you wish t,
borr ow on good security ! can help yet
find it. Usual rate s per cent. w. E
Butt.
Mrs James Munyon departed for tbs
state of New York. last Friday to spenl
the winter with relatives. She went II
company with Flora Chapman Torrance,
who finished her visit here.
Last Wednesday and Saturday
nighto storm brought fall of almost
three inches of rain 1t puts the ground
in fine shape for fall blowing and viii
be boon to next seasons crops
Mr.. Adam B. Miller of Ross re
turned from La Crosse st. Francis nos
pital, where he underwent surgical op
GRAFTON. To the CENSOR he said he fell
like new man; that he had fine treat
ment and care at the hospital
State Treasurer Dahl was in the
city on Monday greeting personal anC
political friends, his first visit here fol
more than a year. He had been at hi:
Westby home for few days looking
after business and personal matters.
The Viroqua Realty snd Investment
Co., recently Incorporated with $50, 600
capital, will furnish good real estate
mortgages bearing 6 per cent interest
to those desiring such investments
Office in First National Bank building.
Methodist parsonage is undergoing
improvements before arrival of new
pastor and family. They were ex.
pected here for last Sunday, but failed
to arrive. The pulpit was filled by
Revs. /. F. Nuzum and c. E. Buffers.
Ladies desiring to select from an
exquisite line of house plants should
visit Mrs. G. N. Hauge, at the old fair
grounds, who is selling her choice array
of plants. Better see her quick If not
sold before they will be offered at
auction next Monday.
Mrs. Betsey Hauge has disposed of
her fine residence and eight acres of
land, location old fair grounds, to Frank
A. Chase. With her sons Adolph and
Edward, Mrs. Hauge will soon depart
for Portland, Oregon, where she has
property interests. Her sons George,
Alfred, Charles and Elmer will remain
here for the present
Howard MinshalPs Vermont pac-
ing horse lead the br.nch of eight fast
ones in the 2:1S race at La Crosse for a
purse of $500, winning three out of four
heats. Time 2:194, which is considered
fast for heavy track and cold atmos-
phere. At Madison Vermont necked
with the leading animal. when all heats
in the race y y under 2:l4
DIR. c. V. H1rter attended a meet
ing of the state historical society on
historic ground at Prairie du Chen.
ut is pity and shame that can never
be forgiven, said the doctor, THAT
the general government, the state or
local authorities failed to preserve the
old forts, burial grounds, etc, of his
toric renown in and about Prairie du
Chen. I"
Sheriff Root conveyed to Mendoza
hospital on Saturday, John Jenshus, a
bachelor resident of northwestern JEFF
ferson town, who placed himselfin care
Of the officers, knowing that he was
not mentally right He was examined
and adiudged insane. Simon Engebret-
son of Esofea. was appointed guardian
of Jenshus and Will look after his farm
ard personal affairs.
The Misses Killian, Matilda and
Nrra pnrfg and Mrs Tofte oanna from,