Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-08-07
Attend Towner's &c sale.

VI WOOu sIdNE SltOS.
House paint, barn paint, varnishes,
ETC., at o. E. Davis.
George Hoffman was in the city
from Viola, Monday.
Miss Lois Suttle returned from a
visit in Milwaukee.
-Crockery and glassware almost
given away at Towner's.
About that new fall coat of yours,
why not order it now of Rogers?
Mems rain coats and busters in
new supply at The Blue Front Store.
Lumber sold until September first
regardless of cost at Tibbits-C ameron's.
Commence preparation for the fair.
Get something ready to make an ex-
hibit.
Rev. Hartwell is spending a por-
ton of his vacation rusticating along
the Mississippi.
Mrs. Geo. K. Nuzum is receiving a
visit from her mother of Ohio, brother
and son Of Madison.
The CENSOR hopes that there will
be the usual, or better attendance of
our people upon the Hillsboro fair next
week.
Special on binders, mowers and
rakes this week, and also good thing
on two Tiger tobacco planters if taken
now, on next years terms.
Baker w. H. Ledman has purchas-
ed the residence so long occupied by
Prof. w. P. Colburn and family and
will soon occupy the same.
1t will pay you to look over my
stock before purchasing watches, clocks,
jewelIy and silverware. Sam Lillis,
jeweler, opposite postoffice.
Your daughter will need new clothes
before she returns to school, you will
want her we'll dressed. Ideal Tailored
clothes solve the problem. Sold by
Rogers.
Ole Dregne, age twenty-six, son Of
John 5. Dregne, was examined for san
ity and committed to Mendoza, where
he was conveyed by Under-Sheriff
HOMELAND.
July was an exceptionally cool
month, and August is following suit
Evenings and mornings almost demand
an overcoat for one to be comfortable
who rides.
Rev. Cooper, wife and children of
Cuba City, spent a few days in the
city, guests of the lady's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. R. R. Lemen. They made
the trip by auto.
Auto parties are numerous through
this city from almost every part of the
country. remnants bearing the names
of other states and remote cities, are
ALMOST hourly seen here.
There will be a bowery dance at
the Riley saw mill, one and half miles
] west of Avalanche, Saturday night,
: August 10. Refreshments served at all
hours. Everybody invited.
d If you are looking for good invest
-itment inreither farm or timber lands or
J city property, or if you wish TO rent 1r
have your property rented, call on u
, write to ]. w. Thayer, Viroqua.
"A thermos bottle Will keep ice
cream or any liquid at winter temper
ature these scorching days. No picnic
, equipment complete without it. Either
pints or quarts at o. E. Davis.
--Theo. johnson, who retires from
proprietorship in the ten-cent store,
, will work life insurance for a change,
having some time since secured agency
: for the New York Life Company.
Miss Chrissy Miller, former Viro
qua SCiiOOI girl, IlOW d lSdCHCT al IlQE-
, on, South Dakota, is visiting Barbara
/ Vergeront and other friends in this
, section. She has been attending uni
versity summer school at Madison.
John E. Stoll received newspaper
clipping from his brother Fred in which
} he expresses fond hopes for crops anC
r stock prospects in South Dakota. He
still raises Hereford cattle and has 6
large ranch. Eighty-fve fine calves
, are in his herd this year.
} An OVERLOOKING house was that al
the cottage home of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Won Secht, west of town, who were
Saturday night, given farewell hot sc
warming before removal from theil
coy place, which has been sold to Alex
Buckles, possession to be given immed
lately.
i, Druggist Chas. F. Dahl is the last
to indulge himself and family in a JOY
machine, returning home from Water.
town in possession of a new 5-passen,
} ger Nyberg automobile. 1t is the only
machine of it's kind in the city, anC
makes the sixteenth variety owned il
Viroqua.
,, Those Melrose Convertible wager
beds are now on exhibition at Chas. s.
Slack & Co.'S, and they are attracting
the attention of everyone. Each order
given this week on thirty days free
trial for one of these wagon beds, en-.
titles the purchaser to money purse
from the American Wagon Co. Come
and investigate.
Albert Egeness is rusticating in one
of the La Crosse hospitals, nursing q
: broken jaw and few other laceratine
bruises, received in an auto accident
: Returning with party from a fishing
trip to the Mississippi, Egeness' cal
turned turtle, while navigating in a sea
| of rand. All of the party escaped in.
Ju.y except Albert.
1t is announced from Madison thai
application for the pardon of the motor.
! ious John F. Dietz will be argued be-
: fore Governor McGoyerD, August Is
1t will be only question of time wher
some soft-pated governor, looking foI
: votes, will turn Dietz loose on the pub
: lie to commence a new career of intim-
idation and murder.
! Big reduction on suits during July.
: These reductions remember are for this
seasons make and strictly up-to-date.
so. so suits reduced to $500, $1,000
! suits $500. A line Of this season suits,
good filters, not wool but mercerized
cotton, fancy patterns reduced oS6 so.
Splendid values. Take advantage Of
! this offer now while you have the OBJ
! portunity. The Blue Front Store.
Members Of the hospital corps and
DR.. TrG@bridge arrived home from
. I