Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-09-25
-Silo filling has commenced.
Money loaned. w. E. Butt.
-Woodnen oaIare rext Monday.

Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Every day big lumber sale at the
Nuzum yard.
Money to loan on real estate. Call
on ]. E. Stoll.
Cloudy Ammonia Try it in your
bath. o. E. Davis.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
"A carload of building tile cheaper
than rock, for sale at Thayer's.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
If wanting to buy, sell or rent any
kind of property, see j. W. Thayer.
All kinds Of toilet soaps, Zoe per
bar, or three for 25c, at o. E. Davis.
r. M. McAuley was business cal
Ter to the county seat, on Monday. from
De Soto.
-Chas. W. Moore bought Melrose
convertible wagon bed at the fair, Of
Cha. S. Slack.
Wanted, school girl to do general
homework for board. Inquire at the
CENSOR Office.
Marshall Mcconnell of South Dako-
"a, has been visiting his sister, Mrs.
Herb Chapman.
Ben Evenson and sister Ella, went
to Dunn county to visit their sister,
Mrs. Thos. Tollefson.
Little Irene Shoonover spent last
week with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John E. Williams.
-Our prices On building materials
are lowest in the city and grades equal
to any. John E. NuZum & Son.
III. E. Marks bought three-hors
ellison engine with truck, line shaft and
pump jack, at the fair, of Chas. S.
Slack.
Wanted, by Roman & Felix, an ex-
perienced lady dry goods clerk, and a
grocery clerk, experienced clerk pre-
ferred.
When having pianos to tune give Jas
z. Parker chaLce. he Goes tuning
in city or country. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
-Harve Schoonover, of Richland
Center is spending a few weeks with
his brother Ellis and family, west of
the city.
Slight frost reported from some
low sections last Saturday morning.
Not sufficient, however, to damage
anything.
Every Woodman in Vernon county
and surrounding country should be pres
ent at the big fraternal meeting and
picnic next Monday.
Miss Bessie Anderson went to
Sparta on Monday to take baths for
rheumatism, from which she is a pain
ft1l NIT r1offont cflffarar
MIR. Jonn Hopp, one of the pioneers
of Franklin town, passed away on sun
day. He had attained the remarkable
age of ninety-three years. asel-l
VIM. B. Silbaugh of Harrison Hol-
low, sustained bad cut with his jack
knife while working in his pasture.
An artery was severed above one Of
bis eyes.
What's become of the old fashion
country boy who had the idea that be-
cause a store clerk wore a white collar
and Sunday suit every day in the week
he had an easy Job?
Chairman Bert Cunningham of Lib
erty, is taking treatment at La
Csosse hospital for the severe injury he
sustained some weeks since by falling
from tobacco she'd.
We have a large stock of barn
boards and timbers to close out at al
most cost prices. Barn builders will
save money by seeing US before buying.
John z. Nuzum q Son.
Oscar Peck and wife were fair Wis
itors and renewed acquaintance in a
two or three day stay. They now re-
side at Austin, Minnesota, where Os-
oar ia aouaOad in hnsinass
Relatives here learn of the mar
riage of Miss Ethel May, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. May, former resi-
Los Angeles, California. The Mays
are located at Pomona.
Manager Brown has booked Man.
ley and CampbelPs Faust for Thursday,
October 8. This excellent company
carries its own special scenery and has
been playing the best cities such as La
Crosse, Rochester and Winona.
Very little corn has been cut and
placed in the shock. Last season at a
much earlier date, nearly all that work
of the farm had been completed. Yet
it is believed the country never had a
better or larger corn crop than this
season.
When you are looking for your
winter underwear, remember that we
are sole agents for the well known
Lewis closed crotch" union suits. We
also carry the best in two.piece, all
wool garments, as well as the best
grade of wool ieeced in both two piece
and union. The Blue Front Store.
Grant Robinson and family took
their departure for Naming, North
Dakota, to make their future home.
It is a real loss to this community to
have such people leave, but all will join
in wishing them the best of health,
abundant prosperity and success in
their new home. -Readstown Tribune.
AT all the county seats in the state,
including Viroqua, on October 3, CIV
il service examination will be held for
guards at Waupun prison and the re-
formatory at Green Bay. The qualifi-
cations desired are large size and heavy
weight, good physique, moral and ply
steal courage, self control, cleanliness
of speech and habits.
Mr.. Ole H. Helgeson came from
Montana to be present at the funeral
of his daughter, Mrs. Moe, which oc-
Cured at the United Lutheran church
on Thursday. Mr.. Helgeson will spend
q few days among relatives and former
acuuaintances before returning. He
reports excellent conditions in his sect
ion of Montana this season, the first
good crops in three years.
-Chas. S. Slack sold Chas. w. Moore
a moter hay press while they were at
Milwaukee state fair on the 18th, and
they expected to have it for our fair as