Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-09-26
Viola fair next week.

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at o E. Davis drug store.
! Insure your tobacco against hail
See Beat & Larson agents.
DR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 81.
See NJ. J. Felix on hand knit, all
wool sweaters, my prices are low.
Genuine Paroid roofing at the Nu-
yum yard, fine for garage or granary.
Outing flannel, dark and light pat
terms, Is and Il cents per yard at NJ.
j. Felix
Mrs. a. E. Burchard of Ivesdale,
Illinois, spent Monday in the city with
! friends
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Joyce and Mrs.
Louise Slime spent Sunday at the Fred
Dummer home in Harmony.
Lyle Austin OF Boscobel, sold sew
enteen sets of Ford emergency brakes
for Slack & Company in three weeks
Sever Tally brought his family to
the fair in fine six-cylinder automo-
bile, purchased through Clark's agen-
cy.
Lumber suitable for cribs and
granaries at the Nuzum yard. Do
your bit and provide for your bumper
crops.
| Mrs. A o. Larson is at the old
stand with a spendid line OF fail and
winter millinery, and invites you to
call and inspect her stock.
| The beauty of wild flowers by the
roadside in this section of country has
not been excelled. Nothing compares
with nature in spreading tints.
| Secretary Briggs of Gays Mills
fair, was in the city posting informa-
ton regarding their exhibition, the
last one in the state, on October 8-l1.
Until November 10th, Towner will
take your order for Cosmopolitan,
Good Housekeeping and Hearst S mag
azines, two years for S2-regular price
SO.
/ If you want to paint an automobile
one day and have it perfectly dry the
next use Kwickwork paint. Come in
and let US show you the colors. o. E.
Davis, druggist.
Lewis and Ransom kellogg, men,
bers of Company | OF the old Twelfth
Regiment of civil war times, were in
attendance at the annual reunion of
this regiment at Reedsburg
Mrs. and Mrs. w. S. Waters of
Boscobel, formerly pioneers of Spring
vile. were here to pass Sunday with
the family of City Clerk Older. They
had spent a week with relatives in
iSparta.
Friends here learn of the death
of Mrs Earl B. Harkin, wife of for
mer district attorney of the county.
She died at their home in Aberdeen,
and remains brought TO Hillsboro for
interment
-Chas S. Slack & Company have
ten counties on the Howell roller feed
mills for the coming season. Good
agents wanted in every county, and
territory allotted with each order for
mills with the dealers. Watch for the
ad on the screen.
DIR. Marshall Surenson had oppor-
tunity to meet many acquaintance
while home for the fair. He is super
vising medical man In the old sani-
tarium at Prairie du Chen. He says
they have patients at the institution
from New York to California.
Twenty cent coffee, pounds for
95c: pc coffee 5 pounds for 81: 30c cot
fee ; pounds for $40: 30c coffee 10
pounds for 1915. American Beauty
flour So Is. Golden Loaf flour So Is.
Best grade block Goldfish l2c per pound
&c. H. Ostrem.
Miss Helen Quamme returned
from Chicago yesterday, where she
went to repleniSh her millinery stock.
Her fair opening sales in new quart
ers in the Running block were so ex-
tensive that additional goods were ne
cessary. She invites the ladies. both
town and country, to call and see her
stock.
jerome Bowman of this city sold
his nice 40 acre farm on Asbury ridge
to Chris Aberg. Consideration $50
per acre. Mr.. Aberg sold his so acre
place some time ago to J. Z. Stoll.
William Bowman also disposed of his
farm of rs acres in the same neigh
borhood to his nephew, Harry Jacob
son.
Edward Schubert, Junior, has dis
posed OF his town of Genoa farm, the
parental homestead, and is moving to
lTrempealeau county, where he will
friends regret removal of the Schu-
berts. This information was impart-
ed by Mr.. William Barilani, who called
on the CENSOR while in attendance
upon the fair.
Fred Riley, returning from mark
citing big bunch of stock from his
Montana ranch, "a combination of
two full trainloadsl. dropped off to Wis
it relatives and friends and see again
the products of his old native county
on exhibition at the fair. He was just
as well pleased with his market re-
turns as he is with his change to the
western country. Although Montana
was reduced to a half crop from
drought, Fred says land values are
firm and are bound to advance rapid
" with demand for world products
Speaking of the war, Fred declares
they are all loyal. From his section
they extended an invitation to La
Toilette to visit them-but gave him
no guarantee that he would get away
alive. And this, too, from one of the
loudest and strongest supporters La
Toilette ever had in Vernon county.
The most earnest of his hackers are
commencing to realize in him what
many of US learned at an earlier day.
Abel. McBces Just returned from
Montana, where he has contracted for
a section farm, including buildings
and good share improved, which he
expects to move upon next spring.
1t is within fifteen miles of Miles CT
ty, one of the livliest cities in the
state While looking over the coun-
try in expectancy of purchasing he
| visited most of our former Vernon