Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-09-25

lures ana MIDWEST eNnlDlLlOnS IN ef-
fort to keep alive and make financial
gain from their recitals OF lawlessAess
and violation OF the laws of the land.
The people have had sufficient of either
perversion of the truth and the facts.
Its over.
j. D. Beck is home for few days.
"A fine grade of coffee. good value
at 28c for 25e at Stevling's.
Leave orders for chop suey sauce
at Martins Grocery, this week.
If you need anything in your home,
look in at Towner's new 10c dept.
Miss Blanche Running goes to Mil
waukee to enter state normal school.
"A splendid bill at the Opera Elec-
trio Saturday night and Monday, Wood
man picnic day.
| Jos. Deter and wife had as guests
at their fine country home Mr.. and Mrs.
| Albert Halter of Lacrosse.
Take trip to Marshfeld with j.
| W. Thayer and see the best of farm
lands at SIS to s25 per acre.
After two weeks among relatives
and friends of old, John W. Curry de-
parted for his Iowa home.
Miss Alice Brewster of Baraboo,
has been the guest of her friend, Mrs.
J b. S. Anderson in this city.
Mrs. Maggie Curry came from Tom
all to be with her numerous relatives
and friends through fair week.
Geo. J. Williams ran in from the
west and passed day with his parents,
Mr.. ard Mrs. C. D. Williams.
Perry Hayes and James Tilton
came from Lindsey, Wood county. to
attend fair and greet friends of their
former home.
-0rville Weber was married, on the
! 18th instant, to Miss Anna Paposes of
Lacrosse. The affair was celebrated
in becoming style.
Rev. and Mrs. |. F. Nuzum had the
pleasure of visit from their son, DR..
Walter Nuzum of Spokane, with his
! wife and son, during fair week.
Big delegation expected to attend
Lacrosse fair on Thursday. All points
where fairs are on will have taste of
our fate last week, if not moreso.
John w. McLees, the widow and
brother in-law of the late John McLees,
accompanied the remains here from
Montana. They will stay some days
-Chas. E. Phillips of Lynxville, was
a caller at the home of Sam McWilliams
during the fair. He was accompanied
by bis cousin, Geo. W. Sutton of the
same place.
"A new line of the most up-to- date
neckwear just received. We ask you
to see our 25c fourth hands; equal to
most of the SOC goods on the market.
The Blue Front Store.
Fair week was q suitable time for
home Corners, and there were many of
| former residents who awaited them
selves of the privilege of meeting and
greeting relatives and friends.
j. j. O'Neil of Chicago, the piano
tuner for Brown Music Company ar
rived Monday morning and is prepared
to do all kinds of piano repair work.
Leave orders with Brown Music Com
pany.
Opening week at the state univer-
sity. From this city returns Miss Caryl
Williams. Kenneth Smith and Albion
Lindemann enter the institution. Each
had two years preparation at Beloit
college.
Mr.. Dwight W. Lamb, a native
Vernon county bcy, now located at Sc
attic, was in town renewing acquaint-
ances. He is a son of 10. w. Lamb,
one of the pioneers of this section, who
now resides at Waterloo, Iowa.
Henry E. Anderson of Jefferson
town. is the latest farmer to indulge in
the luxury of a joy machine, having
| takan homo nv, Er;1axy Iaof a Maaon n =,
| tomobile, purchased through Christie
pherson & Larson. The machine is the
! only one of that make in the county.
Gays Mills fair will be held next
/ week, October to 4, and many taking
| attractions are announced besides the
regular fair attractions. Aeroplane
| flights will be made each day, with base
ball On ali four, some of the strongest
teams in western Wisconsin being sch
eduled. There will be, as there always
is, large attendance by Vernon county
people.
Grandma Nuzum reached h e
eighty-first milestone of life on We'd
nesday last, and the event was cherish
ed and observed by members of her
! family. Of tie immediate relatives
present were Mrs. Jessie Hunter, hus-
band and children, John Z. Nuzum and
family, Mrs. T. j. Snodgrass and son
Philip, Rev. l. F. Nuzum and wife, DR..
Walter Nuzum and wife of Spokane.
H. C. Costing experienced the I'M
usual pleasure of having his children
and grandchildren all with him over
Saturday and Sunday. John E., wife
and children came from Salt Lake. Err
nest from Oelwine, Iowa John was
enroute to Boston and Florida on bust
ness for his company, the Chesepeak &
Ohio Railway, he being local traffic
manager for the coast country. John
says his company moved from west to
east, last serson, 100, 900, 900 pounds Of
wool
-Chas. S. Slack & Company found q
score of prospective buyers for the
MeIrose convertible wagon beds while
on exhibition at the fair, and every
farmer was pleased with the invention.
When you car buy wagon bed guaran-
teed for five years and on thirty days
/ free trial, and one that is ready for any
kind Of a load without lifting, surely
you will be interested. This test Of the
pudding is the eating OK if, 80 get busy
and try one of these wonderful invent
ions for thirty days and if it is not
what you want bring it back 10 the
depot and you are not out anything.