Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-10-16

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Censor want ads" bring results.
Every day big lumber sale at the
Nuzum yard.
Money to loan on real estate. Call
on J. E. Stoll.
Mrs. E. n. Nye is in Chicago Wis
iting her parents.
Mrs. James NJ. Davis died during
Tuesday night.
-Staley all wool underwear for men
at Stoll & Groves.
Cloudy Ammonia! Try it in your
bath. O. E. Davis.
Best of investment in farm or wild
lands by ]. w. Thayer.
Miss Mabel Slack spent last week
with relatives in the city.
Fresh Atlas and wood fibre plaster
at John E.. Nuzum & Sons.
j. w. Marshall visited among rela-
tiyes at Stoddard and Genoa.
Miss Ella Wilson returned home af-
ter a months treatment in La Crosse
hospital.
Stanley Stout and wife have taken
possession of their new home in the
Third ward.
Beautiful colorings on shade and
forest trees. Nothing compares with
October foliage.
Arthur and Otto Hecht of Stoddard,
have secured positions on a terminal
railroad in Chicago.
A full supply of flour and feed of
ali KINDS kept Dy Inayer 81 bIsnop In
Daniel Wise building.
n-uo- EHlA1. 1909
visit his aunt, Mrs. Julia Helgeson-
Parish, formerly of this place.
-Dutchess trousers, the kind that
will not rip, and buttons can't pull off.
New fall patterns at Stoll & Groves. =
Congregational ladies were reward
ed for their rummage sale efforts with
a return of more than two hundred dol
lars.
Ole l.. Stromslaud and family went
to Princeton, Minnesota, to take up
life on the farm Mr.. Stromsland recent
ly purchased.
Frank H. Burlin and wife came
from Tomah and spent Sunday and
Monday with their relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. White.
Friends learn of the recent marri-
age of Mr.. Jos. Boehrer, a former Vi
roqua business man. His home has
been at Durand for some years.
Munsing underwear for winter is
made from 165 different kinds of fabric
in AZ styles. Ladies, misses and chill
dren's sold exclusively by Rogers.
Now is the time to prepare for win
ter blasts. Repair that broken window
before snow flies. A. j. johnson has
a complete range of sizes in window
glass.
Hans Amundson of Mondozi, has
been spending few days Nth his rel
atives, the Latta families. He paid
a visit to his longtime employer Phil
ip Bouffleur. -591 .asisud 1Sg IS IS
Rev. n Fl. Beckholtc departed on
Monday, for fortnight's visit at the
parental home IN Ohio. That he may
enjoy a well-earned vacation is the
wish of all.
DR. Albert |. Bouffieur of Seattle,
spent several days at home with his in
valid father. There is little change in
the condition or the senior, being IN
able to leave his home.
Hon. Roger Williams was over from
Hillsboro on matters in probate court.
Roger has lost none of the buoyancy of
life. He expects to spend the winter
months In California.
Col. C. E. Morley and H. C. Cos
ling are at Baraboo attending a reunion
of their old regiment, the Nineteenth
Wisconsin Maybe there is liable to
be some old yarns revived with added
spice.
i have good stock of groceries, all
new and fresh, at right prices l have
the goods on my shelves to sell, not to
keep. l sell for cash and therefore car
give you cost prices. Goods delivered
to all parts of the city. Telephone 260.
Lem Stevling.
H. E. Light has just made ship
ment of a carload of high class horses
from Boscobel. He will soon be here
to buy horses and those who wish tC
sell their fine animals will do well tc
get them into prime condition and sc
secure top notch prices.
Isaac N. Groves, Jr., returned from
a visit to his son and orher relatives ir
Montana, meeting during his two weeks
absence many former Vernon county
citizens. Mr.. Groves says things ere
on the boom in the west, following q
season of abundant crops.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mason and sor
returned home Sunday. They spent
three weeks in Roundup, Montana, Wis.
iting Mr.. Mason's brother, Eugene
W n o is demonstrating. Mr.. Masor
thinks Montana is the place for young
folks who want start. Potatoes anc
wheat are large crop this year.
-Viroqua Womens' club and literary
society held its first meeting for the
season with Mrs. H. L. Gardner, Mrs.
R. w. Baldwin, leader. Mrs. F. E.
Morley was elected president to sue.
coed Mrs. C. D. Williams, who resign.
ed. The Bay View course is taken UP
for study and review Africa and Aus
tralia.
Every trip get some out of trou-
bic with their eyes. Others forgot the
date, didn't see it or don't take the
paper. If you need glasses come this
time and tell others that / will be al
the Fortney Hotel in Viroqua next
Monday, October 81 At the Evans
Hotel, Westby, October %. MoNCENA
DUNN, La Crosse. Wis.
People who get me to fit glasse:
for them don't have to pay for changes
every six months. l finish the Job anC
depend upon them to send me some ons
else. 1t pays me just as well and it il
honest. / win be at the Fortney Hote
Monday, October 81 At the Evans
Hotel, Westby, Wednesday October %
MoNCENA DUNN, Optical Specialist
La Crosse, Wisconsin.
We want to call the attention Of
the people to our splendid showing Of
overcoats. The 'Adler Collegisn'