Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-13

Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Get your Sal-vet at o. E. Davis
drug store.
Try the new perfume Aloha, al
o. E. Davis.
Money to loan on real estate. Cal
on ]. E. Stoll.
Leave orders for fine canning peach,
es at Surenson's.
If desiring to buy or sell property,
call on or address j. W. Fhsyer.
Ladies linen skirts, 81 so values,
special this week at $l79. Rogers.
-Ivernia dress velvets in leading fal
shades now being shown by Rogers.
w. o. Keith and daughter of Mil
waukee, we're guests at c. E.Morley's s,
Ladies' white wash skirts, 81. sc
and 81. rs values, special this week 79c,
Rogers.
For Friday only, 81 90 values ir
ladies' black parasols at soc. Roman
& Felix.
For Friday only, zoe table oil cloth
white and colors, per yard l3c. Roman
& Felix.
Mrs. T. B. Thompson of Pleasant
Ridge, spent some days with her daugh.
ter at laFarge.
ID. S. Anderson and family anc
Mrs. Ruth Doerr drove to Gays Mill:
to renew acquaintance.
District Attorney Edgar Ewers OF
Richland county, autoed through the
city enroute to Sparta.
Old Soldier Dexter f. Allen was IT
the city from Newton. He went from
here to Prairie da Chen.
Mrs. Martin Joslyn and little sor
came from Minnesota to visit at the
parental home of Herbert Morrison.
Valley Reds and the Newton Ridge
base ball clubs had a hotly contested
game at Chaseburg, resulting in a tie
of to z.
Harold G.. Eckhardt and wife came
from Madison to visit at the parental
home of the former and with other rel.
atives and many friends.
William A. Lawton and wife are
attending Boscobel fair and visiting
among relatives, making the trio ir
their new Paterson automobile.
-Stoddard has engaged for instruct.
ional force in their public schools, Viii
liam Jersey of Cashton, principal: Lot
tie Riley of Viroqua and Hattie Hanson
as assistants.
Isaac V. Hill and wife are here,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Hill ir
this city. Having left the Clinton farm
some time ago, the Hills are taking life
easy at LaFarge.
Mrs. Mary D. Brown and daughter
Florence visited relatives in La Crosse.
Henry Silbaugh and grand daughter
Georgia, also saw the sights Of Lacrosse
for couple of days.
Quite a crowd of people in Viroqua
and surrounding territory attended the
Wild West show at La Crosse on Sat.
urday. Southeastern brought them
home in special at evening.
Made to measure suits and over
coats, guaranteed fit. More than 1000
samples of CiJth to choose from. This
business has grown wonderfully in the
past few years. Come in and see full
length samples. The Blue Front Store.
Rev. G. W. Case and wife celebra-
ted their golden wedding anniversary
at Portage. Mr.. Case is one Of the
best known retired Methodist ministers
in the state. For several years be was
presiding elder on the La Crosse dis
trict.
Two weeks ago, Chris J.. Fortney,
aged 55 years, died at his home in the
town Of Franklin, where he had lived
most of his life, coming here from Nor
way when two years old. He was rear
ed in the family of Torger Fortney of
Franklin. A wife and seven children
survive.
Our band took a prominent part in
Milwaukee Perry centennial celebration
last Wednesday. The Milwaukee Free
Press, in reciting some of the events Of
the occasion, referred to cur boys as
The famous Third Regiment Band. -
The boys report fine treatment and an
unusually enjoyable outing.