Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-08-21
Get ready for the fair.
Five big races for the fair.

Opera Electric, Saturday night.
Everything in new dress goods at
Rogers.
New attractions every week at
Towner's Zoe department.
Marie Asbjornson has been visiting
relatives near Readstown.
Howard Minshal is out on the cir
cult with his PAGER, Vermont.
Lumber sold until September first
regardless Of cost at Tibbits-Cameron' s.
Small amount of -four, bran and
middlirgs to close out cheap at Thayer S.
Never before so many attractions
at the Verr county fair as are prom
ised this y
"A full line of everything desirable
for l0c, now carried in Towner's rev
l0c department.
Paint, varnish, oil, window glass,
putty when you need these, get them
from o. E. Davis.
Miss Charity Hoyt of Chaseburg,
has been in the city the guest of Miss
Catherine Muuson.
The flying machine, six flights dur
ing fair week, will be the big attrac-
ton among the many.
j. w. Thayar has the sale of over
Is, 600 acres of choice Wisconsin lands
at from 81 to $25 per acre.
Walter Proctor arrived from the
west for brief stay. then will proceed
to his new station in the east.
Our prices on building materials
are lowest in the city and grades equal
to any. JOIN E. Nuzum & Son.
MIR. and Mrs Trimmer of Chicago,
are spending some time at the home
of ]. P. Joyce, parents of Mrs. I.
DIR. Baldwin left Tuesday for a
week. visit in Iowa. His Office will be
closed until Wednesday, August g.
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
D. E. Davis drug store. Phone 284,
residence and office. 1-52w.
Misses Ethel and Merle Mccall ar
rived home from Valparaiso university.
expecting to remain fortnight or long
er.
Mrs. Chas. A. Parker and Miss
Ethel Hamilton entertained for Miss
Bessie Cobb, Friday, afternoon, at the
home of the former.9s
k. 0. johnson, cashier of Stoddard
state bank, was in the city with his
wife, Saturday, enroute to the paren-
tai home near Pine Knob.
Mrs. Helen Thompson is here for
the purpose of shipping her household
effects to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where
they have lived for year past.
To be correct the CENSOR should
have stated in the item of last week
that Viroqua congregation Joined in the
purchase of an automobile for Rev.
Smeby.
Don Sherman and wife of Madison
motored here and spent two or three
days with friends. They were accom-
panied by Dill Sherman and wife of
Reedsburg.
Mrs. 0. A. Powell fran Musk ogee,
Oklahoma, is a guest of Miss Clara
Olson. The latter entertained at lunch
con in honor of Mrs. Powell, Friday
afternoon.
Mrs Carrie Tate is in Chicago
making purchase of new dry goods
stock for the store of Tate & Suttle.
She will visit relatives at Pekin before
returning.
liltOEuidttOl EGCtifGu mere 10 bHE
effect that Mrs. j. L. De Hart died at
Livingston, where the family has re-
sided for some years, moving there
from West Lima.
Hon. j. Henry Tate visited his son
DR.. Fred Tate, at Rice Lake. He says
that city is making great strides in i'm
provements and he thinks it has a
bright business future.
Another large shipment of the ia
nous "Elgin" and Gutter and Cras-
settle" dress shirts just received. No
matter what your taste is we believe
we can satisfy it. The Blue Front
Store.
We are unable tn get from the
manufacturers the ladies rain coats we
have been selling as fast as we could
dispose of them. They certainly meet
the popular demand We are exclusive
agents for these garments. The Blue
Front Store.
Mrs. Martha Salnonson, one of the
oldest residents of Franklin, passed
away at the age of 81 years. She lived
with her daughter, Mrs. Anderson, hav-
ing been bed ridden since last Novem-
Der. Funeral conducted at Soldiers
Grove by Rev. Finstad.
One Of the oldest citizens Of the
county was laid to rest on Monday,
Mrs. Beret Jacobson, aged 81 years and
2 months. She died at the home of her
grandson, Carl H. Christianson. Fun
eral at North Springyille church on
Monday, Rev. Smeby officiating.