Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-08-28
s M .7about aoM friends and WelgA6o,s.
Last week of v ,cation.

/ ana Is connned TO the house.
Herman Layer had as his guest Ia
! pa st week his father of La Crosse.
"A few miles south east and mort
of us, soaking rains fell last Thursday
d. fiom their three weeks trip in tn
east.
The first born. a little son. came {,
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Stokk,
at Stoddard.
20. III. Helgeson has disposed of /
half interest in his tobacco warehouse
to @. N. Hauge.
DR.. Storlie and family of Coon Val
ley, are at home after six weeks so
journ in Minnesota.
-Messrs. Ward, Aiken and Eide,
Chaseburg business men, were in the
city on business, Monday.
-Viroqua will be well represented at
Hillsboro fair next week. The ST., 600
race will be pulled off on Wednesday.
Lost, between Folsom and Viroqua,
August 3d. black summer shawl
Finder will please leave it at CENSOR
office.
DR.. w. p Gorsline won third money
IN one of the big purses at Elroy races.
He is at Sparta with his string of horses
this week
John Fridell and wife have as guests
at their farm home Mrs. Beaek and
daughter of Rome, and Miss Fromaether
of New Lisbon.
Mrs. Fred Stein, former resident
of Hillsboro, died at Ashland and the
remains We're brought TO the old home
for interment
Joseph Boehr,r s. A. Farr and
Stanley Sweger nave returned from
visits TO the Pan-American exposition
and eastern cities
Oscar Gauper has disncsed of his
residence property in the First ward to
John G. Spellum, who will maintain the
place for tenement purposes
Aug. Smith went Il Milwaukee,
yesterday, TO continue treatment at
hospital. He has gradually improved
during his home rest of three weeks.
For sale cheap. if taken at once. one
20-horse power engine and one 25 horse
power boiler in good running order In
quire of Nustad Bros, viroqua, Wis.
THAT the people appreciate the best
shoes to be had is clearly shown by the
immense shoe trade going on at
TEE BLUE FRONT STORE
%. K. Himley and Henry Natwick,
leading business men of Soldiers Grove.
by their wives, paid friends
and relatives visit in the city, this
week.
Mrs Carlos Farr is preparing to
move from Newton to Waucoma, Iowa.
Newton will have none of the old set
tiers left there ia few years, which is
to be regretted.
There Is no lack of big tob seco leave
this season. From the farm of A. E.
Role in Coon, we have one that meas
ures 90 by 80 inches. From Peter Thomp-
sons Bristow farm one % by 35 inches.
H. g. Hauge who recently pur-
chased the residence property of Thos.
Call on the old fair grounds, is making
extensive improvements thereon III the
erection of barn, carriage house and
tobacco shed.
Ct N. Williamson and wife, who
moved from Bishop Branch to juneau
county, last spring, are down for camp
and to pay visit to old friends.
They are quite satisfied with their new
home.
Miss Anna McDermott of Living
ston, Montana, after a months visit
with her mother. departed for her west
ern home on Saturday. Miss McDermott
has fully recovered her health after sew
eral years in the mountainous country.
She is a successful teacher
The Reporter says the novel sight
of baling tobacco with hay press was
at Edgerton last week, when
o quantity of stems and loose trash was
pressed into bales by G. L. Culton who
has large order with firm that man
tobacco extract fer sheep wash.
Mr.. Angel and helper have put in
a few days making needed repairs on
the fair grounds. New posts, roofing for
stocs sheds, etc. have been placed.
High winds caused considerable damage
the past season to buildings and fences.
The track has never been in better con-
dition
M. G. Ripley was over from Viola.
Friday He will soon make trip to
the mining districts of Montana He is
interested in some of the leading prop
critics of that section and is confident
they viii bring big returns The CEN
soR and Mr. Ripley's many friends hope
his fondest financial hopes will be fully
realized.
L. A. Herrick and wife of this city,
accompanied by Mrs Herrick's father
and brother p Farr OF Bangor, and S.
A. Farr of Viroqua, who have been put
ting in week at the Pan-American at
Buffalo, returned home this morning.
While away they took in the sights at
Niagara Falls and made side trip into
Canada. They are all enthusiastic over
their trip and cannot say too much in
praise of the Pan-American. Sparta
Herald-Advertiser
No CENSOR reader will fail to read
the large advertisement of the Wiscon-
sin Business University. which appears
in this issue, announcing the opening of
that institution for the year. Especial
attention of young people is called to
the fact that the three months addition
al free tuition offer will be withdrawn
after the first week of the fall term.
Vernon county has sent great number
of students to the La Crosse institution
in past years and they have been sue
casssf1ll in their work and in securing
good positions following their school
term.
The twentieth ANIMAL exposition at
Milwaukee, will this year be u genuine
twentieth century affair. Electricity
and all pertaining TO it viii form the
basis Of the show, and the management
nromises to eclipse all former events
given under their direction. Electricity
will predominate over the industrial
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