Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-11

kinds of shingles
Nice line of new fall hats Just
ceived at A O. Larson's
--Bl9lne d. Rusk is spending a FEY
days at Superior and Duluth.
Rogers q Williams are now shown
/ the latest creations in all lines
! Let US figure on your next bill
VIRoQUA LUMBER COMPANY.
French hannels, the latest Septe N
| Der patterns, for wasting at Rogers
4 Williams
Mrs Con Favor and children hav,
joined the husband and father at Alber
Lea, Minnesota.
For sale, n house and two lots, tbs
Harriet N. Groves estate property IN
quire of 7. C Conklin
Get one Of those large wagon uLr
brellas at Lindemann's and keep dy5
and cool. They are cheap
Quality, quality in the grade, that
Is what you get at the
VIRoQUA LUMBER COMPANY.
John Boehrer has gone To his home
at Durand to remain till he recoyers
from severe attack of rheumatism.
The latest wrinkle" in suits ST {
to tt Tits body, mind and pocketbook K
IHE BLUE FRONT STORE.
L r. Gaines has been moving the
sheds of the Viroqna Lumber Company
into shape on their grounds near the
depot.
That is good lettering done on the
ticket Office at the fair grounds by Geo.
Il. Clarke for the Viroqua Lumber
Company.
La Crosse vanquished Cashion in a
ball game at West Salem fair last week.
10 to 5. The former club has disbanded
for the season.
ALI the late novelties in fall DIRE s
goods, all ihe autumn colorings, in I'll
the newDess, and exquisitely beautiful
at Rogers q Williams.
That the people appreciate the be I
shoes to be had is clearly shown by the
immense shoe trade going on at
The BLUE FRONT STORE.
The new idea" pattern at 10 cents
Is in the interests of woman's economy
to any address only 10 cents.
ROGERS & WILLIAMS
For sale cheap. if taken ~ once. one
20-horse power engine and one 25 horse
power boiler in good running order IN
quire Of Nustad Bros Viroqua, Wis.
Mrs Martha Engh, one of the ae. 4
women and early settlers Of Bergen, ,di 4
recently. She was eighty three years
of age.
Nearly everyone calls for the Re.
gent shoes" Why? Because they as
stylish. comfortable and durable.
THE BOsTON CLOTHING HOUSE
The Ontario Observer says that IL
G. BreidenStine of Arlington, Kanes :.
formerly of Rockton, is in that vicinity
visiting relatives whom he has not seen
for nineteen years X he finds suit.
BILE location in Old Vernon he will pur-
chase home in the green spot of the
earth. "
-Baraboo his postponed building 9
$50, 600 school house and is seriously
considering putting that amount in q
waterworks system The water fur.
nisbed by the present company is SC
impure that it keeps typhoid fever eJi
daizie.in that city the year arouna,
About forty people are reported to have
died from fever
If your boy is MT on time to schc u
he chances are it is no fault of his. Dc
you expecJ him to tell time by the sun
Has he watch? If not, that is yoar
fault He might have frst-class time
keeper rs low as four dollars, up to ten,
according to style all the style any BODY
could ask-enough for you, too, if you
need a watf b. JOS BOEHRER,
Jeweler
Watermelons have caused more
trouble in Richland county this vear
than has ever before been known from
similar cause. A man at West Lima
paid fine and costs amounting to $l5.
several young fellows at Excelsior do.
mated $50 to the fine fund and another
young man in Eagle is suffering from a
charge of shot received while in pursuit
of the luscious fruit Richland Demo.
crat.
&C. Fl. Davenport and III. Fnapp,
experienced runaway that near cost
them their lives. In driving do Il a
rocky hill at full speed the nck-y oke
broke and it was impossible to stoD the
team. The tongue stuck in the gr ound
and sent the buggy ten feet in thu air.
Knapp jumped out and received no in
juries, hut Davenport did not get off ~c
easy Both legs. one arm and left side
qadly bruised, ,-Readstown Herald
-Apportionment of the one mill state
school tax has been made Vernon re-
ceives from this source 81, 704 20 more
than it is required to pay The manner
OF levying and distributing this tax (,
to raise 1T on the wealth of the state arc
distribute on school population. Forty
one counties receive more from I'll,
apportionment than they pay. In addi
tion to the one-mill tax, all the counties
receive share in the school fund in
come, which amounts to PA per cent
of the total
-'Tis true that Dr. Brewer is a phyei
clan thoroughly educated, candid ant
| reliable. Only one of his class that ha
continued his appointments for years
| If afflicted in any manner you lose notn
ing in consulting DR.. Brewer Th
knowledge he has acquired by year
spent in the treatment of chronic disesk g
incident TO this climate enables him 4
prescribe the remedies for their removal
DR.. Brewer will visit the Viroqua Hofe
in this city on Wednesday, September
-Viroqua sent Dig delegation to II,
HillsbOro fair. Among the number We
r Pollard and wife, Will B0wma
and wife, Mrs. w z Gorslne, Bla n
Rusk, George Taylor, Sherwood Coi
land Will Webb, Fl E Rogers, Vi
Lindemann, Don Sherman and vi
Abner Silhsugh. 0 G. Munson, JaIae
} McCaull DR. Chandler. John Devlin
II. Min-hall, John Showan. D o rs
honey. J. ]. NJ Dawson. Torger Fortna
and wife, Mrs Con Favor, Grant Pier,
! Lloyd Davis, Jssse Tilton. @ NJ Hem
Thos. Henry Scott Curtis. AR Fran
lin, c. c. Brown, George Minshall
The joke is on Justice TAYLOR Of tn
viIiaora and Ind ora Grovas cf Viroo5,