Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-08

Mrs. Norris has all OF latest OF
fashions in millinery.
Bring everything you have worthy
of exhibiting to the fair.
Sal Vet-the worm destroyer Get
| it at Davis drug store.
-Mable Thompson will teach inter.
mediate school at Valley.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Buyers took quite large number
of horses from this place during the
week.
Bennett will pay you 81 cents for
your fresh eggs, at the Williams feed
store
e. A. Schmidt is doing the masonry
work on a tile school house in the De-
worse district.
j. E. Shreve had visit from his
nephew and family, who autoed here
from Evansville.
Every night during the fair, big
dance at Running - hall. Music by vi
roqua orchestra.
-Thayer & Davidson have several
real bargains in farms and city proper
ty for sale or exchange.
You can get good self filling foun-
tain pen at the Davis drug store for
81. so Go in and see them.
-Viroqua Woodman Camp has a
membership of 260 instead of 200, as
stated in last weeks CENSOR.
Mrs. Clark Bennett and children
went to their Chicago home after pass
ing long summer vacation here.
Manager Abe Balsley of the cleo
trio light company, has brought his
family from Chicago to reside in Viro-
qua.
Miss Frances Baker left for Wa
tertown, South Dakota, last Friday,
where she will teach Ia the public
schools.
Henry WaddelI and wife have moved
from LaFarge community to Liberty
Pole, where Mr. Waddell teaches the
coming year.
Misses May and Iva Powell of
Genoa town, visited their grandmothers
and numerous other relatives in this
city and section.
The farm picnic arranged by state
authority to be held at the asylum farm
has been called off It was slated for
one of our fair days
George McMullen autoed to Kill
bourn to see the sights of the Dells of
the Wisconsin, accompanied by his
mother and daughter.
Ed. NJ Perham, S. L. Letson and
family drove over from Sparta on Sun
day, taking in Readstown, Viola and
LaFarge in their drive.
Hard work to polish the metal on
the auto. So? "Metal Glow, which
yen can get at the Davis drug store,
makes that work easy.
Commencing Thursday, Roman &
| Felix inaugurate a big cash clearing
sale See bills, and read advertisement
on back page of this issue.
We have an exceptionally nice and
complete stock of barn and shed boards
and will make attractive prices. John
E. Nuzum & Sons Lumber Co.
j. w. Thayer runs his lumberbusi-
ness on minimum of expense and sells
you lumber for what it is worth. Call
and examine his stock before buying.
Lem Stevlingson is opening new
stock of merchandise at Melvina. Lem
is good hustler and ought to be able
to secure share of public patronage.
If you are looking for a good YER
non county farm close to market, call
on or write 7. j. Thorson, Westby, Of
fee on second floor of Bank of Westby.
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Mr.. C. K. Stevens of Montfort and
F. J. Granville of Lancaster, with their
families, motored here and passed Sum
day with the Vergeront and Munson
families.
MIR. and Mrs. C. c. Fortney of
Franklia lately returned from a pro-
tracted stay with their son and dsugh-
ter in South Dakota, both of whom are
homesteading.
Mrs. Anderson went to Brookville
to pass some time with her daugeter,
Mrs. Sam Lake. She was accompanied
by her father, who has attained the
remarkable age of ninety-six years.
III it is some real bargains in real
estate you are thinking about iLst keep
| il in your mind and wait till you can
consult j. E. Shreve, who can, give
you pointers. See or address him a.
Viroqua. ...<..,.
We are prepared to fit you out from
head to foot with the newest up-to- date
wearing apparel Suits, overcoats,
shoes, hats, caps and furnishings of all
kinds; all up-to-the-minute in style.
The Blue Front Store.
&C. w. Franklin was at the Nels-
vile fair to dispense warm candy, as
has been his custom for years. Not
withstanding the fine weather that pre-
vailed he reports just a little of the
"pinched" spirit in sales because of
destructive frost and bad weather con-
ditions during the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison H. Vail of
Dixon, Illinois, motored from that city
to Viroqua, arriving here on Thursday.
They were guest of John j. M. Dawson
and Lucy r. Dawson. Mrs. Vail was
boarding school friend of Miss Daw-
son and both she and her husband have
visited here several times before.
"A good Samaritan act was per-
formed by Peter II. Peterson, Solfest
Dregne and Christopher Fortney, who
solicited funds and caused to be re-
rooted the little home of Mrs. Andria
Hillestad, widow who resides south Of
Liberty Pole. Besides paying FOR the
material and work small sum was
turned over to the lady, who is duly ap.
preciative and thankful to the donors
and those who took the initiative in the
matter.
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