Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-09-24

i on j. r. Stoli.
ALBERT Solverson is il La Crosse
today on business.
For best results, use Hawk Eye
films. Jasperson.
-"Thelma" perfume, the new odor,
at Davis drug store.
e. H. Officer has added a big new
transfer buss to his equipment.
"A carload of choice bridge plank
| just received at the Nuzum yard.
"A big stock of screen doors and
windows, at Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Several good residences in the city
at slaughter prices. j. w. Thayer.
-Hawk-Eye! The best film made
Sold and guaranteed by NJ. j. Jasper
| son.
You can save money by figuring
your house bills with US. Bekkedal
Lumber Co.
-Bekkedal Lumber Company handle
the best paints, white lead and oils at
the right price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Hotlen, accom-
panied by Raymond Hansen, are visit
ing in Minnesota.
4 Mrs. T. R. Brent is here no m
Hinsdale, Illinois, visiting her sister,
Mrs. o. G. Munson.
John E. Stoll negotiated and sold
to Will c. Storer the Alfred Gjelstrup
place Of sixty-six acres.
Have just received four cars fresh
Portland cement. Call and get prices.
Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Mrs. L. NJ. Thompson of Jefferson,
1 I.oI L. 80
ium winning musk melons.
Mrs. H. E. Goldsmith and son left
this morning for a two weeks visit
with friends at Chippewa Falls.
Let the farm picnic and demonstra
tion gathering at the county asylum be
well attended tomorrow, Thursday.
Rudolph Prues left for Illinois to
renew his studies at the state univer-
sity, in which he is a senior student.
Harry C. Aiken has been appointed
station agent at Chaseburg to succeed
Peter Peterson, VINO now has the West
| by station.
! Miss Lyla Curtis went to La Crosse
To enter Toland's business university,
intending to take the commercial and
stenography courses.
Mrs Albion Lindemsnn left here
on Monday to pass six weeks at the
home of her brother, DR.. Will Blake at
Buffalo, Wyoming.
-Ona Newlun, Nellie Fielden, Math-
las Sloulin and Ivan Shird OF La Fargo,
attended the fair and made visit at
| the Tuhus home.
Il Nothing so nice for the money and
that will wear so long as those Crex
rugs at Chas. S. Sacks. See them
and be convinced.
New line of those ladies' popular
rain coats. One quality and one price.
The kind that gives satisfaction. The
Blue Front Store.
Quality is economy. The high
fcheaper in the long run. John Z. Nuz,
um & Son Lumber Co.
-Cronk, the Chiropractor First Nat.
Bank, phone q, can correct your dis
placed spinal bones, that causes your
chronic aches and pains.
Christensen and Dake will give q
dance at Newton hall on Friday eve,
ming of this week. Good music, fine
time, good order. All invited.
. Have your eyes examined by spe'
cialist, and come to the Fortney Hote
! on Tuesday, September Both, and see
r. G, Bestor. Here every month.
School tablets of buff-wove paper,
/. which is highly recommended by ocul.
, lists of the world as being a protection
to the eyes. For sale by o. E. Davis
. The Silent Service rubber tree
tray wagon and the Ideal fireless cook.
= I %E svzfa Ar
makers who attended the fair. Chas
S. Slack sells these goods on trial.
-0ld-fashioned blowing contest al
. the asylum demonstration and picnic
tomorrow. Experienced plowmen viii
: act as judges. Attend the gathering
and have good time and be benefited
Miss Gertie T'laden departed fol
: Bottineau, North Dakota, to accept q
position as book-keeper with genera
, mercantile firm. She attended Tolaad' 4
business university during the past
year.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company received
over one hundred prospects for White.
Way washers and laundries, and Other
goods in their line, by having their fine
display at the Vernon county fair this
year.
Chalk it down in your memory tab.
let, that on the night of September 81,
occurred the first frost in this immed-
late section, and it was a pretty cool
one, but doing little damage. Mo 8
corn is matured and very little tobacco
: unharvested.
-Nels Krogan returned from North
Dakota, where he went to attend the
funeral of his son who was killed by
lightning. He says they grow good ap.
pies there, showing the CENSOR large
: fine specimen taken from tree in the
yard of his daughter.
Rev. A. E. Frederick of Kendall,
accompanied by his wife, were guest:
! of |. S. Hamilton and family on Mon.
day. Mrs. Frederick is niece of Mrs
Hamilton, a daughter of W. W. Hub
bell, once Viroqua girl. They were
married very recently. Rev. Frederick
| is member of the legislature from
Monroe county.
DIR. c. V. Porter arrived home from
Europe just in time to see the big
Thursday fair crowd, and many were
the hands he found to shake and receive
home greetings. He was absent three
months and expresses himself more
: than pleased with his travels, especial
iy IN Norway and Sweden, insisting
that they are among the most interest
ing countries in which he has Travelled
in his three trips abroad.
AT the home of her daughter, Mrs.
} Thos. Foulkes, in Merrimack, where
she is at present stopping, Grandmother
Nuzum eighty second anniversary was
: remembered by her children and many