Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-08-28
The Rosary Friday night.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

& Felix.
Sc school tablets now &c at Roman
& Felix.
Every day big lumber sale at the
Nuzum yard.
Money to loan on real estate. Call
on J.. E. Stoll.
Ladies s1.50 parasols now 81 at
Roman & Felix.
Rev. a E. Hartwell is enjoying a
season of rest at Madison.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Nellie Tollefson returned from two
weeks vacation spent in Madison.
Joseph Thompson, wife and two
sons were visitors to Lansing, Iowa.
Miss May Williams entertained
twenty young friends at tea party.
-Children's white and colored coats
at one-half price at Roman & Felix.
Miss lisa Joyce returned after sew
eral weeks spent with her sister in Du-
luth.
Miss Irma Wilson drove over from
Viola to spend few days with her
brother.
Miss Myrtle Dybdahl of Lodi and
Aletta Schreiner are guests at Otto
Otteson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney Nichols are
entertaining new son at their West
Salem home.
Mrs. L. ]. Martin was called to
Ohio to attend the funeral of Mr.. Mar
tins father.
For good investment take trip to
Marshfeld and northern Wisconsin with
j. w. Thayer.
twenty-five ladies' fall coats in
mixtures, etc, at one-half price at
Roman & Felix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudson Drake have
been visiting their daughter, Ethel, at
Prairie du CHEN.
For the accommodation of the pub
lie, Lem Stevling has installed hitching
posts back of his store.
Mr.. w. H. Ledman and children
returned home after sdveral days spent
with relatives out of town.
Mrs. Laura Brun returned to her
home in Canada, after lengthy visit
with relatives in this vicinity.
Ladies hand bags, leather and
leather lined, splendid value for little
money, SIPS up. o. E. Davis.
ED Lombard was arrested by I'M
der-Sherif HOMELAND, Friday, on charge
of petty larceny lin Rusk county.
"A Pierce Arrow advertising auto
mobile was burned on the road west of
Cashton. No particulars are at hand.
Mrs. Morley returned to Readstown
Sunday, after spending a week with
the Mork and Morley families in this
city. - @ s15 f53f tzsA@
When having pianos TO tune give Jas
F. Parker chance. He does tuning
in citysor country. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert WEIGH and
Mrs Graft OF Ia Crosse spent Sunday
with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. WEIGH.
do you want one dozen or more of
the best ever cabbage at &c per pound?
Telephone Superintendent Buffers at
Asylum for Insane.
If you have any fabrics that are too
delicate to wash, use Dry-Cleano and
dry clean them. Price 25c and SOC. On
sale at o. E. Davis.
If you wish farm or timber lands
in Vernon county or northern Wiscon-
sin, j. w. Thayer can sell you same at
prices that will please you.
-Tibbits- Cameron have quantity of
the best tobacco lath ever handled in
the city, which they are closing out at
the low price of 81 so per thousand
The Misses Bonnie Potts, Leone
,sl -
morrow, leave for Iowa, where they
will teach during the ensuing year.
Miss Ada E. Smith returned to her
teaching duties at Waukegan, Illinois,
after spending vacation at her home
on Pleasant Ridge. She commences a
second year.
The Misses Iona Slack, Marion
Dahl, Hazel Cass, Matte Hall and Vera
Cass entertain large party of young
friends at dancing party, this eve
ming at Running hall.
"A new line of the most up-to-date
neckwear just received. We ask you
to see our Csc fourth hands; equal to
most of the SOC goods on the market.
The Blue Front Store.
Our people have never had such an
opportunity offered them as will be pre-
sented Friday night, when one of the
worlds famous plays will be put on at
Viroqua Opera house, the Rosary.
Now is the season for overaIls. We
are pleased to supply your needs in
this line. Extra sizes up to as waist,
extra lengths up to sc. The very best
''SteifeP' goods, made right and sold
at right prices. The Blue Front Store.
H. C. Evenson, the leading eye
sight specialist of La Crosse, has just
equipped his Offices with the lens grind
ing machinery. This will reduce the
cost of your glasses and enable him to
give service only gotten in the larg-
est cities.
-EdW ard j. Riley tells the CE -soR
that he antedates Ole T. Fortney in
the town of Franklin, having been born
on the kayette fainter farm in 1853,
his parents being among the pioneers
of that section. Mr.. Fortney was born
the year following.
VIM. Kearney of Rising Sun brought
in AZ head of cattle, weighing 40, 755
pounds, to Fred Eekhart, receiving
81, OFT. 80 for the bunch. Mr.. Walby
says it is the largest check drawn BY
him for cattle in his six years of en-
ployment by Mr.. Eckhart.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Swain return
ed from a visit with daughter in Min
nesota, finding all well and prospecting.
The crop conditions in Vernon county
are far superior to any that they saw on
the trip, frost doing much damage, es-