Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-10-01

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October.
Fairs over this week.
-Life's Shop Window, tonight.
Winter millinery at rummage sale.
Athena underwear at Suttle &
Tate's.
Get wagon or truck at Chas. S.
Slaek's.
Sweaters in all colors and prices at
Suttle & Tate's.
-Peticoats in regular and out sizes
at Suttle & Tate's.
An attraction of exceptional merit.
Life's Shop Window. Tonight.
Ladies hair switches, q inches
lIorSs Al sha 9es, S. SO each. R9g ~.
Henry Huschka and friend who
is visiting him, went to Sparta to hunt.
Ladies rubber surfaced rain coats,
special this week only, $1.59. Rogers.
Miss Winifred Baldwin arrived
home from Madison for extended va
cation.
Tom Butler, the great three reel
feature at the Opera Electric, Sat
urday night.
Shilling, the driller, Just completed
a well 255 feet deep for Howard George
at Retreat.
DR. and Mrs. Chase of Lacrosse,
were over-Sunday guests of DR.. and
Mrs. R. w. Baldwin.
See the new Aspinwall potato dig
ger at Chas. S. Slack & Company's.
Sold on trial and guaranteed.
In Wheatland town, September 21st,
Martin Erickson died suddenly at the
homs of his brother. He was about
thirty years old.
Coles hot blast heaters make a
big reduction in your coal bill -see their
advertisement and guarantee. Sold by
Anderson & Sauer.
in last week noting the departure
of students for other places of learning
the CENSOR overlooked Chss. A. Por-
ter, Jr., and Clarence Amodt, who go
to the state university.
Mrs. T. o. Mork, Methodist Sun
day school superintendent, with three
teachers and their classes, gave a re-
ception to mothers of the pupils in the
church parlor Friday evening. Refresh
ments and short program was the
order.
-Nels Lavold has purchased the res
idence and ten acres of land north of
the city known as the Strawn place,
where he will move his family next
spring. 1t may be transformed into a
delightful home situation. 1t was
bought from H. E. Grooming.
Ralston Health Shoes! The most
popular shoe in America. No other
make equal in style. comfort and SER
vice. This is no talk to those who have
worn them. They will have no other
make, but we want those who have not
worn them to try pair just once. You
will then be a steady customer. The
Blue Front Store.
The day was too turbulent in rain
and wind for the farm picnic and dem
onstration slated for the asylum grounds
last Thursday. Prof. Norgord and his
helper were on hand for the work, but
picnicers were scarce. Instead talks
were given at the high school to the
students and attendants at county train
ing school, Prof. Norgord presenting
the subject of grains and Prof. Halpin
discussing poultry subjects.
! Attendance upon the Lacrosse fair
firm Vernon county was most liberal
considering weather conditions, which
were anything but favorable. General
exhibits at La Crosse were very large
and our neighbors may be compliment
ed on their drawing success. Like most
of this falls exhibitions, weather in
terfered from recording complete sue
cesses. Most of the races were declar-
ed off because Of muddy track condi-
tons.
And jolly Charley Shannon has gone
and done it courted and welded one
Of Westby's best young ladies. grad
uate of high and normal schools, must
clan and teacher, Miss Vella P. Syver-
son. The nuptial knot was tied By Rev.
c. Z. Buffers at the brides home in
Westby on Wednesday last, and the
couple cheated the rice and old shoe
throwers by leaving steslthily for a
/ honeymoon trip to Chicago Westby
! viii continue to be their home and we'll
I wiFhes viii be theirs from all acquaint-
ancss.