Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-09-13
STANDARD patterns At Towner's.

On motion council adjourned.
GEO. H. CLARKE, City Clerk.
Standard patterns at Towner's.
Ninety cent overalls 75c at Stoll &
Groves.
Fifty cent work shirts S5c at Stoll &
Groves.
IS. A. sweger and t. E. Davis sell
Ardee -four.
Go to Mrs. Norris for white hats.
In all shapes.
Geo. E. Morse returned from Wis
it to South Dakota.
- 20 to Towner's for your school sup
plies 1.-The best for the money.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
If in need of silo, cement, plaster
or lumber see ]. E. Nuzum & Son.
-Ermine, the wonder of the age, for
sale by j. Omundson, Opera Block.
Mrs. A. o. Anderson is visiting
relatives and friends at Readstown.
Rev. Buffers and Mayor Mork leave
tonight to attend Methodist conference.
W. G. T. U. rest tent will be main
tanned on the fair ground again this
year.
We sell Atlas Portland cement-the
best that is made. John E. Nuzum &
Son.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. E. Hayes are en-
gagged as night attendants at the coun-
ty asylum.
Mrs. Allie Richards Kelly arrived
from Edmunds to spend few days
with her parents.
Philip Cheek, one of the hvliest and
best known Grand Army men in the
state, died at Baraboo.
Call and see those air dried red
cedar shingles, the best in grade, lowest
in price, at Tibbits-Cameron's.
/ -Viroqua won from La Crosse in
Sundays ball game, to 8, good game
throughout barring few errors.
-Berlle Moore and wife and Kenneth
Smith are attending state fair. the
gentlemen playing with Tomah band.
For the best woven wire fence on
the market and white cedar posts at
lowest prices call on John E. Nuzum
& Son.
-Stefen Gyland of Esofea, left for
i Mortified, Minnesota, to enter upon
his second year studenship at st. Olaf
college.
Three hundred and forty-eight diff
ferent samples of dress goods to choose
y
stock. H. E. Rogers.
Mrs. Norris has the seasons smart
est and most fascinating models brought
out for the fall and winter season
Blending colors In all shapes.
The Misses Hildah Loverud of
Franklin and Clara Bentson of Viroqua
! town, departed for Mortified to take
up their studies at St. Olaf college.
For limited time A. j. johnson
will conduct cleanup sale on Parker
fountain pens. The discount will be
large and should induce you to buy.
Never before have we had such a
good bargaj.I in soap as we have this
week. round bar CASTLE for 15c, 3
bars toilet soap for 25c. 0. E. Davis,
druggist.
Are you disinfecting your cuspi-
doris, according to the new law? If
not you should call at o. E. Davis drug
store and get bottle of disinfectant.
Price 15c the pint.
Having bought car of Paroid
roofing and wishing to clean it up be-
fore winter, we will give 10 per cent
discount on all sales while it lasts. Call
and get sample. Tibbits-Cameron.
-Revs. Daschler and Palmetto are
attending conference at Sparta. Mel
ther will return, the former continuing
his studies at Northwestern university
and Mr.. Palmetto enters theological
seminary at Madison, New Jersey. His
wife accompanies him.
-Viroqua schools were fortunate in
securing the services of Miss Fern Gage
of Olivette, Michigan, to take charge
of the kindergarten department, having
opened with large attendance on Fri
day. Miss Gage is graduate of Chi
cago kindergarten college.
Bernard Anderson, Viroqua high
school graduate, is here for ten days
visit with the Latta families, with
whom he lived while be was in school.
Bernard now has a responsible position
in Standard Oil headquarters at South
Bend, Indiana. city of $1,000. Ber-
nard says it is the greatest manufacture
ing city of its size in the United States. |
He is pleased q return for rest and
visit among friends.
One of the finest musical shows
ever seen here will be in ViroQua when
"A Married Bachelor" comes to the
Opera house on Saturday night of this
week. This big Chicago musical hit,
replete with laughs galore, funny COM
C1initEy pretty kGil5 Ell cikuteGIl catchy
song hits, comes with a successful |
metropolitan reputation. The costun-
ing is beautiful, a mirror of New York
latest fashions, and the Scenic setting
is sumptuous. The production is com
plete in every detail, ami offers the
amusement lovers Of THE city an ex-
ceptional opportunity TO enjoy a real
big city production. Prices %, so, 75c. !
Rev. Smeby went to Coon Prairie
to conduct fUseral services over the re-
mains of Mrs. Adolph Nustad, whose
tragic death was briefly noted in the |
last j5sue of the CENSOR. The Sunday |
previous Mr. and Mrs. Nustad and an |
other couple were out automobiIing,
Mr.. Nustad lost control Of the machine,
his wife being the only one Of the /
party injured. Immediately the injur- |
ed woman was taken to an Eau Claire i
hospital, but death came the following |
morning. Mrs. Nustad was q daughter /
of Mrs. Tolsfson If Westby. She lived /
ia this city for several years. Much 1
sympathy is expressed here among
friends and acquaintance.