Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-08-07
-Hillsboro fair next week.


Fruit jars and jelly glasses at
To~ner's.
Economy fruit jars, to be closed
out at factory cost, at Rowner's.
We make to order ladies' and miss
es' dresses, skirts, suits and coats.
Rogers.
Secure some of those pictures at
half-price at Towner's. They are GO
ing fast.
-Moncena Dunn, Optical Specialist,
La Crosse, will be at Hotel Fortney,
Monday, August IL.
Paint, varnish, oil, window glass,
putty when you need these, get them
from o. E. Davis.
Jos. Omundson went to NorwaIk
and Sparta on official business connect
ed with oil inspection work.
Are you going to paint? You will
be more than satisfied with the st. Lou
Use brand sold by o. E. Davis.
The ellison sixty-speed gasolene en-
CINE, with line shaft, pump-jaek ard
truck, at Chas S. Slack & Co.'S.
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
D. E. Davis drug store. Phone 284,
residence and Office. 1-52w.
Mrs. w. B. Peterson of Minneap-
oils, and son, are here visiting their
cousins, Mrs l.. Davig and Mrs. Forum.
Bring your watches to Sam Lillis
if you want expert results, promptness
and right prices. Tate building, OPP
posite postoffice.
See US about tobacco shed boards,
posts and shingles. We have some
splendid stock and will make very low
prices. John E. Nuzum & Son.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. will give
work for man and team to haul water,
and good separator man for their
threshing outfit. Apply at once.
-Purdy Woodmen will give a har.
vest dance at their hall on Saturday
| night, August 10. Good time, good
music, Refreshments; everybody inyit-
ed.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hoyt writes from
Cleaveland, Ohio to change her CEN.
soR address to fMartinsville, Indiana,
where she goes to- take paths and drink
sulphur water. ~
Andrew johnson "a selling a barr
paint which is good enough for a wager
paint, made of imported oker, non-fad,
| ing. Will look like new for ten years
You can't afford to buy any other.
Regularity means reliability. Mon.
cena Dunn, optical specialist, Lacrosse
will be at the Hotel Fortney, Viroqua
again, Monday, August Il. No batter
optical work can be secured anywhere.
Mr.. Albert A. Anderson was ir
from Wheatland on Monday. By ad
vertisment in the special bargain col
umn, Mr.. Anderson offers his farm fol-
sale. Also Mr.. Hankland had an iden-
teal errand.
Miss Jeane Kirwin arrived last night
to spend some time with her college
room mate, Hope Munson. She taught
one of the departments in our schools
two years ago and has been teaching ir
Oklahoma the past year.
Martin Robinson was up from Har.
rison hollow. shouting that they have
better crops than anywhere else, which
is a mighty pleasant feeling wher
they all have that inspiration, and they
all appear to have it this season.
New generators and dynamos are
being installed at the electric ligh;
plant, preparatory for the all-night
service, which will be inaugursted about
the latter part of the month. There is
also expectancy for a day service in
the not distant future.
"A very severe case of Asthma, was
that of Mrs. w. Sopers, who consulted
DR.. McElwee, the Madison specialist.
six weeks ago, and besides asthma, she
was suffering from goitre, and the two
diseases had reduced her so in strength
and flesh that there seemed little room
for hope of her recovery. Within the
past three or four weeks, however,
Mrs. Soper has gained rapidly in every
way, under DIR. McElwee's treatment
and now her recovery is quite assured.
The Camp Fire Girls are very en-
thusiastie over their camping trip. The
weather was fine throughout the week
with the exception of two gentle rains
which only added TO the joy of living
/ in tents. Friday, mothers and friends
came laden with full baskets and al
most one hundred people took part in
| the picnic dinner. Every night the
girls gathered around the camp fires
and popped corn and sang or told stor-
| les. The last evening the girls all
came out in feathers and fringe and
/ enjoyed q real Indian pow-wow around
an immense camp fire. Kodak pictures
of the girls in camp may be had at
Jasper son's studio.