Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-09-06
Next week fair.

Get the best, tobacco lath at Nu-
zum's lumber yard in Viroqua.
Barn and roofing paint and paint
oil at slaughter prices at Thayer's.
"Wednesday night will be the big
gest night of the fair. Don't miss it.
Call and see the new fall and win
ter styles at Mrs. Larson's millinery
store.
New sweater coats for men and
ladies at reasonable prices at M. j.
Felix.
Wilbur Pierce and family have
moved from Richland Center to High
land.
Prof. c. o. Marsh. of Omro, Spent
Sunday here with his sister, Mrs. Ed.
Chase.
Mrs. Irwin Henry and daughter
arrived home on Saturday from South
Dakota.
Clint Hazen and family we're here
from Tomah over Sunday with e. W.
Hazen aId wife.
Stephen Hetiand and wife have
moved to Lacrosse, where he has ac-
cepted position.
City authorities are keeping close
tab on movements of persons suspect
ed of dog poisoning.
Mrs. ALBION Lindemann, daughter
and son went to Chicago to remain
during the school year.
If going to build house, barn or
shed or do repairing, let Thayer figure
on your bill before buying.
Sam c. jackson of Billings, Mon
tana, spent day or two in the city
renewing acquaintances.
Bankers Anticeptic will knock
bad odor on sore. sweaty feet in ff-
teen seconds. All drug stores.
&C. j. Smith, wife and son Kenneth
notored to Minneapolis on Sunday,
Mr.. Smith having legal matters to
look after.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Corbett re-
turned to their Ohio home after
spending few weeks with relatives
on Asbury ridge.
Register of Deeds John F. Crume,
wife and daughter, were in the city
from Prairie du Chen, guests of the
Buckley family.
Miss Mary Hooverson returned
home from Osseo, where she was en-
gagged as saleslady in her brother sin
law store, Torger Steenson.
Miss Hulsether went to Chaseburg
to take her second years teaching
there. Miss Stromstad is the other
instructor in their schools.
DIR. c. A. Minsball, V. S., is in
Westby every day except Monday
when he is in Coon Valley. Westby
office over Liners grocery store.
Mr.. John Warren came from To-
NAH on Monday and joined a picnic
party given in his honor by number
of young people at Mapledale.
The Blue Front Store: Always pre-
pared to supply the needs of men and
boys in the latest and best wearing
apparel from head to foot EllefsOn
& Johnson.
N. 0. Marking and Bert Gardner
of Chaseburg were county seat callers
on Saturday. Mr.. Marking said he
witnessed corn cutting and shocking
on his waShere.
-Viroqua Odd Fellow Encampment
will hold smoker Monday evening,
September IL, and all subordinate
members are cordially invited TO join.
Tie committee.
Mr.. George Nixon, a LaFarge
well-known young man, was married
in Galesville, to young lady of that
city, last Tuesday. They will reside
in Milwaukee.
We will have a demonstration of
Chi-Namel granting, vanishing, etc
at the fair grounds during the fair.
Be sure and try for the prize. Itcosts
you nothing. o. E. Davis.
Miss Amy Colt arrived home from
her eastern teaching work and will
soon go to Rockford to become in
structor in a woman's college, one of
the oldest in the country.
Joseph & Levi were compelled to
leave Viroqua two days in advance of
their dvertised time because of the
threatened railroad strike They
will return and buy horses the week
following fair.
Another big dance at Geo. Wheel
er's fam, one mile northeast of this
city, Friday night, or in case of rain
will be held on Saturday night. Floor
space 30xS0. Music Nv 5-piece or
chestra. You're invited
Prot. Will C. T. Adams, a former
Webster town boy, who has been pres
ident of Highland, Kansas, college
for some years, is attending Harvard
college this year for the purpose OF
securing his Doctors degree.
1t requires keen knowledge of
the eye to prescribe and grind TIE
correct lenses for your eyes. DR.. Ev-
enson of Lacrosse has correctly fitted
so many of our folks eyes, that his
ability is recommended to all.-Adv
"A man was grumbling to a com
rade about something and was making
himself a nuisance about it, when the
comrade exclaimed: Hit it with a
smile, Bill" There is advice that
would apply hundred times day.
Remember 81 buys a Vernon coun-
" fair season ticket to the entire
program entertainment,d day and night,
if bought before the second day of the
fair. After that date will be SIPS.
Tickets on sale at any OF the drug
stores. Step in and Guy one, or a
postal will reserve them.
Its so easy to Chi-Namel whether
you're making over OLD Scared floors,
re-fnishing a mafcCd piece of furni-
ture. or Frightening up some dingy
woodwork, you'll find it so interesting
to watch the wonderful change from
old shabbiness to newness and bright
ness, that you thoroughly enjoy your
work. Q Z. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. jerry Joseph of Ore
gon state arrived in Niroqua to spend
some time with Robert Parker and
E. %v-r l9Ifaz hafrs - cfa4a~s Mr.