Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-08-28
Short News Stories Of Interest
Pick of Comngs Dongs
Viroqua and Vicinity

Everything for school at Fowner's.
Get your tablets, ink and pencils at
Towner's.
Call and inspect Towner's lOc de-
partment.
Several good properties for rent or
sale by j. W. Thayer.
Lem Stevling buys poultry at the
highest market price.
If you have property to rent, buy
or sell, call on j. w. Thayer.
If you need anything in your home,
look in at Towner's new 10c dept.
We will give 20 per cent discount
on all children's schoo' suits. Roman &
Felix.
An up-to-date Zoe store is being
opened in the north side of Towner's
store.
Gene Helgeson went to Madison to
accept position with manufacturing
concern.
Sickness is expensive. Keep Bark
er's remedy handy. Mounting like it all
druggists.
Get your seats reserved now for
''The Rosary" on sale at Sam Lillis'
jewelry store.
"Brzezowsky, the new milliner.
All the latest city styles. Watch for
the opening.
-Towner will continue to sell sheet
music pieces for &c until the present
stock is sold
"A 12a per cent. discount on all
boys and children's school shoes at
Roman & Felix.
DIR. B. G. fainter of Milwaukee,
visited at his home in this city a few
days in the past week.
Don't buy your school tablets and
other supplies until you see Towner's
lay out. The best ever.
Mrs. Sarah Conway and Mrs. Luce
of Cashtof. are shopping and greeting
friends in tce city today.
Edith TainJer rnturns to Milwaukee
next Sunday, to continue her studies in
the Milwaukee State Normal School.
-"Old Vernon, Frank Minshall's
racing stallion, broke through the barn
floor and has very badly bruised hind
leg.
Miss Beth Henry left Tuesday for
Claremont, South Dakota, where she
Will EDGuQ tue MAlbCk Will ESA
Mrs. Chas. Bush.
New line of ladies' flannel shirt
waists and shirts in the latest styles
and patterns. Just received at The
Blue Front Store.
One lot of IS mems suits, all colors
and patterns, cassimeres and worsteds,
values up to $500, now 60 at $40. so,
at Roman & Felix.
MIRA, w. r. Smell and two children
Of Sibley, Iowa, are paying visit to
Chas. A. Parker and wife, the lady be-
ing Mr.. Parker's sister.
DIR. Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil
Tor burns, cuts, sores, etc. Heals and
relieves pain at the same time. Sold
by o. z. Davis at ESQ., SOC and sl.00
-W.sH. StogdiH has leased the we'll
equipped blacksmith and wood working
shop at Liberty Pole and is busily en-
gagged 1t is a convenience for farm
e.s of that locality,
B. johnson has returned from a
two weeks visits at Chicago, and is
again prepared to do cleaning, pressing
and shoe shining. See him in the N.
B. Smith building.
Fresh supply of canned fish at Mar
tins grocery consisting of Kippered
Herring, choice Salmon Steak, Blue
Backs, English Bloater, Paste and mus
tard and oil sardiles. Martins Groc-
cry.
Mrs. C. A. Fritz. (nee Harriet
Smith of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, is expected
to arrive in the city the last of this
week for short visit at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ.
Smith.
Barn and tobacco shed boards, any
length and width, and with prices as
low as any, for we want your business.
Look us up before making your pur-
chase. Tae best of cement and lime
always on hand. Bekkedal Lbr. Co.
Rev. Ray W. Smith, pastor on
Springville circuit, will be united in
marriage, today, at the home of the
brides parents in Jefferson, to Miss
Nina Esther Bsngsberg, an accomplish
ed young lady. A large company of
neighbors and sriends will attend the
happy fair.
Miss Hope Munson and her guest
of few weeks, Miss Kirwan, departed
for Chicago, last evening, to attend a
convention of college friends From
there, Miss Kirwan goes to Oklahoma
school work and Miss Munson to resume
teaching at Montfort.
From this station, today, is shipped
fourteen head of choice Guernsey cat
tie from the breeding farm of Dr.
Christensen at West Prairie. They
will be exhibited at the Minnesota and
Wisconsin state fairs and number of
local fairs, including our own. Mana
ger Hans Christensen and two assist
ants accompany the fine bunch.
Congressman Esch has consented
to come here and assist the Third Reg
iment band with the opening number of
their entertainment course for this win
ter. The congressman will give lee
ture on the Panama canal, with illus
trations made by himself in an official
trip there. This is q generous act, Mr..
Esch declining to accept compensation.
Judge John C. Karel, one of the
democratic candidates for governor,
was expected by Chairman Suttle and
Secretary Butt to be in Viroqua on
Tuesday, but failed to arrive. Judge
Karel has many friends in the city
among democrats and republicans, be-
ing best known here as leading men,
Der Of the Order of Benevolent Elks.
He would have found warm personal
and political welcome here. His cam
paign is made with an earnest appeal
for repeal of the income tax law.
The manufacture of lumber is the
most dangerous of all occupations in
Wisconsin, according to statistics pub
lished by the industrial commission
in a bulletin issued to-day Ont Of