Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-09-03
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

next week.
John White returned from a visit
to Madison.
Try the new perfume "Aloha, Z" al
o. E. Davis.
Money to loan on real estate. Cal
on j. E. Stoll.
-TiIman Running is attending Min
nesota state fair.
See the Ideal fireIess cooker a,
Ghas. S. Stacks.
Large or small farms and city homes
for sale. ]. w. Thayer.
Are you getting something ready
to exhibit at the county fair?
"A carload of choice bridge plank
just received at the Nuzum yard.
"A big stock of screen doors and
windows, at Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Edward Davidson, clerk in San
wlck's store, returned to Soldiers Grove.
Sever Hetland was here from La
Crosse to visit his brother, A. S. Het-
land.
Bring your best girl to the fair and
take her to the big show at the Opera
house.
The 0ptimo. for ice cream : d sodas
the coolest spot in town these hot
days.
Instruction given in vocal, piano
and guitar music. Mary L. Coffiand.
Phone No. %.
Fresh, home-rendered lard for sale
at l2A cents per pound at the jackson
q Longwen meat market.
Rubber overalls and Jackets for to-
bacco harvest. Just the things YOU
need. The Blue Front Store.
IF you have any varnish or paint
you want taken off, use Lingerwell
varnish remover. Ask 0. E. Davis.
Oscar Peterson and wife of Onalska
came up on the Southeastern, Sunday,
and visited at the c. c. Brown home.
Oscar Espeseth went to North OAK
ota to visit his parents. His place in
Johnson's grocery is filled by Ernest
Stout.
Marvel -four is bought when the
best is desired. Surenson's grocery is
the store in Viroqua where Marvel flour
can be bought.
Ladies' and misses blue serge suits
cut Bedford cord suits in the new fall
styles, draped skirts, from $1,000 to
$1,000, at Rogers.
Quality is economy. The high
grade building materials we handle are
cheaper in the long run. John E. Nuz-
UNI & Son Lumber Co.
-Cronk, the Chiroprac.er, First Nat.
Bank, phone q, can corrct your dis.
placed spinal bones, that causes your
chronic aches and pains.
Second shipment dress shirts Just
received. The EIgin and Cutter and
Crossetto make. NONE better or more
stylish. The Blue Front Store.
just make note of it, that Sept
ember first was one of the hottest days
of the season. Just the kind needed
for tobacco and corn development.
Clean up sale of ladies' shirt waists.
We want to sell the last one before the
winter waists arrive and az making
very low prices. The Blue FcoTt Store.
Before you purchase tiles for silo
investigate the famous Natco imperish-.
able blocks at Ole Q. THUS. Do not
pass this up, as you are the loosers if
you do.
Special low prices on all summer
goods. One lot ladies' 0xfords and
pumps, sl.35, 81. rs, 81 90, 81 so, now
Sl-19 One lot shoes at CSC. G. H. Os-
trem.
"A few more oil stoves at Chas. S.
Slack & Company's. You can use an
oil stove all winter and operate it on
less than half the expense of a wood or
coal stove.
Mrs. Jesse Thompson of Aberdeen
came Sunday for a several weeks Wis.,
it. She joined her mother, Mrs. Lar
son at Sparta, who was returning from
Milwaukee.
Kenneth Smith and L. w. Cox re-
turned from fair campaign with the
Smith herd of Shetland ponies. Their
outing was productive of many prem
iums and good bit of advertising.
Rev. Barber returned from confer
ence, has his household effects packed
and will Immediately take up his new
work at New Richmond, where the
family will come from Canada to join
him.
William and Cutler Salmon were in
the city, Monday, returning to their
Readstown home after being at Rice
Lake to attend funeral of their brother
Joseph. The latter was a member of
the old Iron Brigade.
Toilet Hetland is about to move to
his new farm, the S. r. Ewing place,
near Brookville. Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing,
after residence there for nearly fifty
years, will come to Viroqua and occupy
one of CD. Williams tenement houses
Circuit Judge James O'Neil and
Senator S. M. Marsh, with their wives,
were guests at Hotel Fortney, Monday
night, enroute home from southern
Wisconsin. They were having a de-
lightful outing, making the journey by
automobile. Neilsville is their abode.
According to a statement recently
issued by the Northwestern railroad,
Sc, 733 persons were killed and "a, SAG
injured during the past twenty years
while trespassing upon the railroad right
of way. Hundreds of young boys are
killed each yer by engaging in the
dangerous past.y1e of catching on NOV
ing trains. Almost daily not a few
boys are chased way from the
freight and passenger trains in this
city. 1t is not only against the law to
'hipp" on trains, but il is mighty dam
gerous besides.
If there is any mention which you
care to have printed in the paper you
might at least call the attention of the
local editor to the fact. So many peo-
pie seem to get the idea that it is the
business of the editor to know every
thing that transpires. That is innpos-
slble on a country paper, and you do
the editor a Kindness by helping him.
He wants all the news-that is what
makes his paper Many people declipe