Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-09-11
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Money to loan on real estate. Call
on ]. E. Stoll.
See the Melrose convertible wag
on bed at the fair.
One lot of ladies' rubber-surfaced
rain coats at S2.75. Rogers.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Most of country schools through
out the county opened on Monday.
II will pay pc per dozen for clean
fresh eggs. Lem Stevling, grocer.
Misses Vista Heal and Vera Cass
go to Lawrence University at Appleton.
All kinds of toilet soaps. 10c per
bar, or three for 25c, at o. E. Davis.
Miss Rose Roman takes up kinder
garten training at Grand Rapids, Mich
igan.
Miss Doris Dyson leaves for Mil
waukee next Sunday to enter DowHer
colleges
-Mesdames Nichols and Leavitt have
been visiting with relatives at West
Salem.
Henry Swangstu, C. V. Porter and
Chas. POWELL bought tile silos of j. w.
Thayer.
Miss Frances Dach is visiting
friends in the northern part the state
for month.
Wanted, school girl to do general
house woIk for board. Inquire at the
CENSOR Office.
Coon Valley is to have street light
ing by electricity, is the decree of the
village fathers.
Mrs. c. w. Franklin and daughters
spent few days with Baraboo rela-
tives and friends.
Attorney Graves and DIR. Baldwin
are taking recreation at chicken hunt
ing in Juneau county.
IT. B. Potts recently installed
new up-tO-dste pool table in his billiard
hall and barber ahop.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. D. McLees are
home from pr0tracted stay with their
daughter in North Dakota.
-Perley Brye, Coon Valley young
man, is engaged as assistant cashier in
a bank at Mabel, Minnesota.
Ole Olson from Liberty Pole pur-
chased Myers unloader for his new
hay barn of Chas. S. Slack.
Our prices on building materials
to any. John E. Nuzum & Son.
Misses Helen Otteson, Frances
Tate and Ilder Cass enter Stout domes-
tic training school at Menomonie.
Rev. A. e. HartwelI is at Grand
Rapids attending annual meeting of
Wisconsin Congregational society.
Col. Morley, ]. W. Thayer, Hon.
z. s. Goodell and daughter Kate ere
in Milwaukee attending state fair.
Mrs. Rummel Of Canada, with her
children, is visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bald
win. A 80 80 s-5s.sqgfa.- ~
Wanted, by Roman & Felix, an ex-
perienced lady dry goods clerk, and a
grocery clerk, experienced clerk pre-
ferred.
Harry Pulver left for Troy, New
York, where was rendered and accept
ed position as instructor in a college
of engineering.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company will
have lot of attractions for the Yer
non County fair and also some fine
souvenirs to give away.
Miss Dorothy Trowbridge returned
to her school work, at Beloit college,
accompanied by Marie Sanwick who
will become a student there.
Will have fresh supply of candy
this week. Zeigler's and Bunte Bros
CONNECTIONS in glass jars. See our win
dow Saturday night. Martins Grocery.
If you want good reliable invest
ment in the best of wild or farm lands
in Chippewa, Eau Claire, Rusk or Wood
counties at low price, call on j. w.
Ihayer.
Chris Haugen purchased a New
Stoughton miniature farm wagon for
his two little nephews of Chas. S. Slack
& Company, and the boys are a busy
pair at this time.
We have large stock of barn
boards and timbers to close out at al
most cost prices. Barn builders will
save money by seeing US before buying.
John E. Nuzum & Son.
Sever Hooverson of Folsom, clerk
of Franklin, was in the city on Monday
and bought large bill of lumber from
the Bekkedal Company for erection OF
fine new residence on his farm.
Rev. Eben Sweger and family ar
rived at the old home in this city for 9
visit. They have been stationed il
Idaho for some years, but will remove
to North Dakota for future work.
r II. Drake and C. w. Graves at
tended the state fair at Minneapolis.
They had chance to listen to the chief
Bull Mooser, who was the main at
traction among the other animals OF
that big fair.
Mr.. Nels Erickson of Trempealeau
county, is principal of Coon Valley
schools. Misses Margaret Graves and
Pauline Thompson are assistants. it be-
ing The third year there for the two
VirJqua teachers.
Misses Jennette and Jerrine and
Otto, children of A. D. Helgerson, ar
rived from Washington. d. c., where
they were with an aunt the past year.
Miss Olive remained to enter school to
become z professional nurse.
President and Mrs. John E. Nuzum
Of the board of education, entertained
the teaching force and members Of the
board Saturday evening, as has beer
their custom fer some years. This af-
fords members of the board and their
teachers opportunity to become better
acquainted.
Mr.. C. r. Kjelland returned home
from Belmont, Montana, where he hac
been for four years living on a home
stead, which he just proved up on, in
tending to remain here and assist his
father on the home farm. He says
they have good crops this season,
brings pleasant tidings froEI the Hell
geson, Tolrud, Hum, Banks, Low.
ria Elikka O'Iaary Drew BFennon.