Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-08-07
Short News Stories of Interest
Reporters Doings
viroqua Vicinity
: Insure with John Dawson 8 Cd.

& Co.'S.
The Boid's Gliding settee at Chas.
S. Slack & Co.'S.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Edward Wig and A. ]. Beat are off
for business trip in South Dakota.
Miss Fay Smith is absent for a
protracted visit at Chicago and Milwau-
kee.
Fair less than two months away.
Are you getting something ready to ex-
hibit?
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Owens of
Stoddard, visited at the Gray farm last
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Beat arrived home from
Madison after an absence of several
weeks.
Miss Marion Dahl arrived home
after spending a month in library work
at Madison.
-Towner has very few porch Bam-
boo shades left to close at twenty per
cent discount.
Mrs. H. P. Proctor entertains in
honor of Mrs. Walter Proctor, at her
home this evening.
Mrs. Colt and daughter, Amy, are
making a fortnight's visit to Rock Is
land and other cities.
You can save money by bringing
your work to me. S. B. Lillis, Jewel
er, opposite postoffice.
Mrs. Arthur Nichols of Sparta,
spent Sunday in the city with her
mother, Mrs. Salome Miller.
More than 76 styles and over 300
new fabrics to choose from in our made
to order department. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Gray left, Tues
day, for a few weeks visit with their
son, Addison, at Nora Springs, Iowa.
-Towner's great &c sale continues
until Saturday night. Secure some of
these bargains before they are all gone.
Mrs. Gerald Seal and daughter
came from Minneapolis to pass g few
days with Viroqua relatives and friends.
"A little daughter at Art Livings-
toms and son at Lawrence Bigley s,
are late arrivals for Viroqua's popu-
lation.
% my, but they are fine, those Rock
Island and La Crosse top buggies and
spring wagons, at Chas. S. Slack &
Co.'S.
We show samples of $50 suitings,
cloakings and skirtings which we take
orders for by the yard in any quantity.
Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Meyers ano
daughter, Irene, of st. Louis, visited
at the home of their relatives, the Gray
family.
You will be agreeably surprised al
the great arrzy of useful articles you
can purchase for 9 cents during Town.
er's sale.
Special prices on all kinds of build
ing materials. Don't fail to get oul
figures onyour lumber bills Our prices
are lowest. John E. Nuzum & Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Maxam of Lake
Preston, South Dakota, who autoeC
across country, spent few days with
their cousins, H. ]. Gray and family.
--Towner tells shout the 9-cent sale
being organized for his store. He is
planning for series of popular bar
gain offerings which will please buyers
August will be the warmest month
of the year. Get Henderson ventila
ted corset. No. 681 special at SOC oil
No. 500 special at slips. H. E. Rogers
Scout Commissioner l. H. Beck
holt has received an urgent call from
Black River Falls to assist in scout
work at that place, but has declined tt
accept.
James Lower and family passed
through the city enroute home to On
tario, returning from pleasure trip t
Prairie du Chen, using Studebakel
automobile.
"A new line of the most up-to- date
neckwear just received. We ask yoU
to see our Csc fourth hands; equal Il
most of the SOC goods on the market
The Blue Front Store.
Those ladies' popular shirtwaists al
the Blue Front Store are nearly gone
The few left will be sold at reduction
to close them OUTS cents and S1.l5
at the Blue Front Store.
The First National Bank has made
an issue of perpetual calendars, attrac
tive and substantial in design, and Ger.
tainly most useful. The Bank of Viro
qua also boasts of one of somewhat
similar design.
e. M. Nye and Mrs. John H. Chase
received call from their father, Prof
Nye of Viola. The gentleman lately
visited his mother in Grant county
who has reached the remarkable age o.
ninety. eight years.
Take notice of Tibbitts. Cameron:
display ad in this paper. The lumber
stock offered for sale at such liberia
reductions is one of the best in Vernon
county, and this is surely the oppor
tunity of the lur Der buying public.
Vernon county will have one of the
popular and profitable farmers picnic
meetings, conducted under university
auspices by Prof. Norgoord. The date
set is September z, to be conducted or
the asylum grounds. The CENSOR viii
make further announcement and give
program.
Mrs. Anna Lynn of Rising Sur
community was a business visitor in
the city. She is pioneer OF that 10
cality and woman who has done much
for humanity. That her declining
years may be blessed and full of happi
ness and comfort is the wish of every
acquaintance.
After continuous residence ir
Viroqua and Vernon county for fifty.
eight years, Charley Groh departed fol-
North Dakota, to join his family in the
establishing of new home. With g
good record for honesty and industry
Mr.. Groh will make friends and fine
plenty of employment.
Besides haying, the grain harvest i:
claiming attention of farmers. Barley
and wheat are cut, now comes oats,
then threshing and tobacco shedding.
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