Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-13
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Choice tobacco lath at Nuzum's
lumber yard
Try bar of that toilet soap at o.
E. Davis, price 10c.
Red barn paint at So cents per gall
ION, at e. Davis.
-Towner's 9-cent sale continued till
next Saturday night.
Use 'Instant Louise Killer" for
your chickens. o. E. Davis.
Silk popIin faille, something new.
You can see this at Rogers.
DIR. Chase's dental Office will be
closed from August 1st to 18th.
-Thayer has several large farms for
for sale just now at low prices.
For goodness sake, use Marvel
flour. A. E. Surenson sells it.
j. l. Case tank pumps and thresh-
er belts at Anderson & Sauer's.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Miss Gertrude Cox is working in a
Prairie du Chen printing Office.
Oqua at reasonable prices. John W..
Thayer.
Garfield Pennell attended the Mil
waukee Perry centennial celebration,
last week.
H. Frank is in Madison to attend
the wedding of cousin. He will be
gone week.
Mrs. L. z. Smith has as her guest
her mother, Mrs. Henthorn, who resides
at Shell Lake.
Roy Atkins and family will go to
South Dakota for an outing with rela-
tives. next week.
Allen Graves is at home for visit.
He is with railroad engineering party
in British Columbia.
Thomas Atkins came home from
Montfort, where he has attended school
the past two or three years.
Miss Margaret Sauer of Portage is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Sauer
The lady is Mr.. Sauer's sister.
II. C. GosliEg and Daniel Wise were
La Crosse visitors on Sunday, the latter
going for medical consultation.
For Friday only, 50 90 values in
dresses only 81. 20. Roman & Felix.
Paul T. Paulson was a business
caller in the city on Tuesday, from the
southeastern corner of Christiana town.
We have the best pulp plaster on
the market. Fresh goods always on
hand. John E. Nuzum & Son Lumber
Co.
Fifteen ladies', members of Alex.
Lowrie Relief Corps, autoed to La
Fargo, today, to institute a corps in
that village.
"A series of religious meetings held
at Valley added nearly a hundred to
church membership. Fifty-eight were
baptized in one day.
New styles. in fall dress goods, silk
stripe, whip cords, brocade-tussah, bro
cade novelty, pebble silk, mercerized
jacquards being shown by Rogers.
-Viroqua district has 685 pupils OF
school age, according to Clerk Dahl's
figures, who has just completed the
census, gain of rs since last year.
WIS. Morrison and wife are advised
that they are grandparents, a daughter
having been born to their daughter,
Mrs. Theodore Schye, at Ismay, Mon
tana.
Before you purchase tiles for silo
investigate the famous Natco imperish-
able blocks at Ole o. Tuhus'. Do not
pass this up, as you are the loosers if
you do.
John E. Stoll bought sixty head of
young stock in the western section of
the county, placing them on his farm in
Liberty. This makes two hundred head
of young feeders he has.
"A delegation of Viroqua ladies' and
gentlemen numbering more than TWEEN
ty, attended theatre opening in L a
Crosse, Monday night, seeing Maude
Adams in peter Pam
Another large shipment of trunks,
suit cases and bags just received.
Stock most complete and prices right.
We do the trunk and bag business be-
cause we keep the stock. The Blue
Front Store.
DIR. F. S. fainter vas in the city
from Readstown, Saturday. He was
expecting his two sisters, but they
failed to arrive. A reunion of the eight
brothers and two sisters is expected in
the near future.
Mrs. Marvin Henry, one of the old
est of the consecutive years residents
in Viroqua, died Monday morning. She
was eighty-two years old. Funeral will
be held from the Methodist church on
Thursday afternoon.
Louis T. johnson vas over from
Richland Center last Frid.y accompan-
led by Undertaken Pratt. Mr. Johnson
caused concrete casing to be construct
ed about the casket of his deceased
wife in the city cemetery.
The day following funeral of Mrs.
Samuel Mills, dispatch was received
from Ohio, announcing the death of
William Mills, brother of the elder
Mills generation, who has frequently
visited the kindred in this community.
The CENSOR directs attention to the
statement made on this page, today,
from the government department of ag-
riculture, regarding the standings of
Viroqua's creamery. 1t is record of
which this community may well feel
proud.
j. W Thayer and son Howard, just
returned from Duluth, Superior and
northern Wisconsin, report great acti-
witty at seat Of United States Steel Com
pany's operations near Duluth, and
great crop all over northern Wisconsin
territory in general.