Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-10-09
Ask ''OLE," he knows.
Money loaned. w. E. Butt.

Ask 'tOLE," he knows.
Money loaned. w. E. Butt.
-Rummage sale in Gund building.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Every day big lumber sale at the
Nuzum yard.
Money to loan on real estate. Call
on ]. E. Stoll.
Miss Grace Dinsdale spent Sunday
an La Crosse.
Oats and baled hay are wanted by
Thayer & Bishop.
Mrs. Geo. H. Clarke made bust
ness visit to Viola.
Cloudy Ammonia! Try it in your
bath. 0. E. Davis.
Fresh Atlas and wood fibre plaster
at John E. NuEum & Sons.
Mrs. B. S. Anderson is at Baraboc
visiting relatives and friends.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Get set of the Hyde & Thayer
quick shaft hitch and save your tinse.
--One of Coon Valleys respected cit
liens, John T. Moen, died on late day.
Otto Brown and Berlie Moore as
sisted the Gays Mills band during fair
week.
Rummage sale Friday and Satur-
day in Guud building. Splendid line of
articles cheap.
Merchant Dave Stevling is making
carload shipments of home grown APP
piles from Coon Valley.
For two days only, Russia Mink,
Jap Mink ord Black Fox furs at manu-.
facturer's prices. Rogers.
Coon Valleys physician, DR.. Storlie,
has moved his family from the village
to his farm, three miles east.
Have you used the Butter Cup ex-
ira grade coffee? A delicious drink,
suitable for the table with each meal
John Side.
AT the Farmers Store for ten days,
beginning Friday, October IL, we will
sell Mems SIS high top shoes at SO. 95.
Rogerson & Dahl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hayden and
daughter Vergas and baby Velma are
visiting at the farm home of Mrs. AL
bert Johnson, just out of the city.
Elmer Setter and wife of Hub City
are in the city visiting Mrs. Jonathan
Hay. Mr.. Setter just returned from
Eau Claire county, where he purchased
farm lands.
Never before such an opportunity
to purchase from complete fur stock
as Roman & Felix offers on Friday,
when they display $40, 900 worth of the
famous Gordon furs.
Having sold his farm, John AL
gard will hold an auction sale three
miles west of Avalanche on October 10.
Live stock, farm machinery and other
things in great variety will be sold on
the usual terms.
The Bank of Wauzeka was dyna-
mited and robbed of 500 in silver on
Monday night. Gold and currency in
the vault was not reached by the four
masked men who did the business. No
clue to the perpetrators is known.
Besides the usual variety of articles
to be offered at the Congregational
rummage sale, ladies will serve coffee
and lunches. The Gund building on
lower Main street is the place, Friday
and Saturday, all day and evening, the
time.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company started
their large 40-inch BirdselI huller at
John Huschka's, Monday, and it is a
grand success. Sam Gorsline is the
man at the muller to do good job for
all. See the outfit at work and get
ready for hulling.
When you are looking for your
winter underwear, remember that we
are sole agents for the we'll 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 fieeced in both two piece
and union. The Blue Front Store.
The announcement of the coming
to our theatre of Mr.. Bert j. Royce
and his company of musicians and Swiss
Bell Ringers in the new Swede comedy,
OLE is guarantee of clean, re-
fined and artistic entertainment. Mr..
Royce as a fun-maker has few equals.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights,
admission 10 Is cents, in conjunction
with the Opera Electric.
Vernon county loses one of its first
and best settlers in the death of Solo
mon w. Tewalt, which event saddened
all Red Mound neighborhood. Septem-
be- 18th was the date of his departure,
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. E.
S. Crowther, after long illness. Il was
in the year 1S47 that Mr.. TewaIt and
lis parents family braved the dangers
and privations Of pioneer days and left
their Indiana home for Wisconsin be-
fore it had been admitted as a state.
Mr. TeWalt has resided in the sane
neighborhood continuously to his death
except three years spent in the far
west. He married in 1860, the wife
preceding him to the better home few
years since. Thirteen children were
born to them, six now living. A good
man has left his impress on the tablet
Of memory.