Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-09-10

ford, He also congratulated the prin-
cipal and wife, incidentally remarking
that it was tweDty-four years that day
since he welded a Vircqua school teach
er.
Throughout the affair was conducted
with becoming decorum, rejecting fine
credit on teachers and pupils. Light
refreshments were served.
Cooler.
Boost the fair.
-SalVet-get Z at the Davis drug
store,
Sherman Kelly Stock Co. all next
week.
Tom Garin attended the fair at
Minneapolis.
Plenty of speciaIties with the KEEL
ly Stock Co.
Bigger and better than ever, the
Kelly Stock Co.
For best results, use Hawk Eye
films. Jasperson.
Harold Gulbrandson left Monday to
resume his studies of music.
Amy Hutchinson spent a few days
with friends at Readstown.
Mrs. W. F. Fischer and son Carl
visited relatives in La Crosse.
ALPINE, the greatest summer
drink of them all, at thesOptimo.
The fair will be proper place to
spend day or two following busy har-
vest
-Hawk-Eyei The best film made.
Sold and guaranteed by NJ. J. Jasper
son.
John Henry and family are spend
ing their vacation with relatives in De
Soto.
When hot and thirsty, try a glass
of delicious Alpine, sold only at the
0ptimo.
President Hunter and family, of
Viola, were among Vircqua relatives on
Monday.
New Methodist minister did not ar
rive last Sunday. Rev. Buffers filed
his place.
Geo. w. McKibbin went to Madison
to enter the university law class as q
special student.
Mics Leila Crume came from her
home at Omaha, TO begin teaching dut-
les east of town.
-Bekkedal Lumber Company handle
the best paints, white lead and oils at
the right price.
Have just received four cars fresh
Portland cement. Call and get prices.
Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Order fresh, home-rendered lard of
the Jackson & Longwell meat market,
l2s cents per pound.
Er;Jau cd Cot.,.dax, ole, e~;,ro,,
away free. coin purse with SOC pur-
chase or over, at Roman & Felix.
Mrs. Mary E. Sarles of Hillsboro
spent few weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Roy Moore and other relatives in
the city.
Kenneth Nc Masters injured his
foot by stepping on rusty nail While
at work in the creamery, and is unable
to be about.
Friday and Saturday sl00 only,
your choice of ladies' and misses white
lawn dresses, values up to $500. Ro-
man & Felix.
--Harve Schoonovec of Richland Gen.
ter, returned home after spending
week with his brother Ellis and family
west of the city.
~
misses white lawn dresses, your choice
81. 90 only Friday and Saturday, at Ro-
man & Felix.
Miss HiIdar Schreiner of Westby
teaches in Mineral Point high school
the coming year. That is one of the
Oldest and most historic places in the
state.
-Westby Times reports that some
cowardly whelp, on a recent night,
threw stone through one of the large
plate glass in Stevlingson & Calls store
front.
Ray Henry autoed home from Wau-
kegan just in time to get into the tob.
acco harvest, helping his father. He
brought his mother home, who has been
visiting him.
-Eighty-three years old, spry as
many men at fifty, Erick Berg greeted
town folk on Tuesday. Captain Tate
and were born on the same day." he
said to the CENSOR.
Mrs. E. o. Larson accompanied her
daughter, Susanna. to Red Wing, where
the young lady will receive training to
become nurse a. St. Johns hospital
Mrs. Larson returned the following
evening.
Only a few days until the fair.
Come in now and do not wait until the
last minute to get fitted out for this
event. We can give you better service
if you come before the usual rush. The
Blue Front Store.
Third Regiment Band will give an
open air concert on the street this
Thursday evening. The one Friday
night was listened to by large throngs
and compliments were profuse for the
fire selections rendered.
The moving picture man viii arrive
Thursday morning o. fair week and be-
gin taking the business part of Town
before going to the fair grour3s. The
schools and auto parade will take place
about 10 O'Clock. Everybody from the
country should make it point to get
here by that time if you want to see
yourself as others see you.
While in the city on Monday, Mr..
A. NJ. Anderson advertised bis farm
f. Ia Of the Aesufssc k.t4