Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-08-21

Col. Morley and wife came up from
Madison last week
H. NJ. Kinds of Purdy, was yiro.
| qua visitor on Thursday.
Thos Weavil returned from q visit
with his daughter in Iowa.
F A Thayer has begun the erection
of fine new house at In Fargo.
Only 7 pairs of children's slippers
remain at 49c. THE BIG STORE.
Prof Kronson, Park hotel, ssednes-
day and Thursday, August 81 and %
Mrs. Bert Dustin and children re-
turned to their home at De Soto on Sun
day
Mr. L. Boring and wife of Whites
town have returned from their visit in
Oregon,
For SALE house and acre of land
near Yiroqua brick yard. Inquire of
J. Omundson.
-Elroy fair this week, Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday. Racing is the
chief attraction.
Chris Oswald went to Casbton. Fri
day, TO attend the funeral of his old
friend Erick A. Berg.
Mr. Hamp Miller and Bert Tainter
will attend the Milwaukee Dental col
lege this fall and winter.
Fine fishing during the past few
weeks in the Mississippi river according
to reports of local anglers.
Mrs. DR.. Cremer and Mrs. Lucas of
Cashton, spent Friday in the city the
guests of Mrs e. 81. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Burlin have purchased
dwelling house at Tomah, and will
move there about September l.
"A So so or 81 90 mans shoe in amor
oxblood color can be bought for 81. as at
THE BIG STORE.
Tobacco shed and barr lumber q
specially. All grades
VIROQUA LUMBER COMPANY.
For rent, my farm of 300 acres, 81
miles south of Viroqua. Will be let to
two parties if desired. F. r. OWEN.
George Davenport passed through
the city on Thursday morning. on his
way from Readstown to his home in
Sparta.
The Methodist cream social at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Brown
Tuesday was largely attended and a
pleasant affair
Mr.. Thos. Glass of Harrison Hollow.
left some very fine samples of tobacco
at the CENSOR Office on I'll BT ay, of
his own growing. srpm :.
Mrs. Dorrivsl and children J. ns2l
Thursday for Caledonia, Minnesota, A.
ter three weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lake.
DR. r. w. Baldwin, Dentist is now
located up stairs in the new block opp
1t the postoffice. Take stairway just
south Of Dabl's drug store.
w D. Dyson and wife returned
from the cast on Friday. They visited
not only the Pan-American exposition
but many of the principal cities of the
east
You don't buv cheap groceries, nor
cheap clothes Why do you buy cheap
soap? Why not wash good clothes with
good soap? Galvanic soap is white and
pure.
The Ontario Observer says that G.
NJ Sandon recently purchased Joseph
Robinson's farm of so acres for 81, 400
This makes Mr. Sandon farm of 240
acres all in a body.
George Taylor has resigned his
place as mail carrier on rural route No
4, to take up other work. Bert Dustin
wss appointed to fill the vacancy and
will begin his work next week.
Last week John Dearman of Reads
town, and Miss Strong of Dresbach were
united in marriage at La Crosse by
Justice G w. Hunt. The have decided
to mako Dresbach their future home
Dresbach.
MIR. Edward Wright, operator in
the Western Union offices in Chicago,
who with his wife and child has been
visiting at Retreat, returned TO Chicago
on Friday. Mrs Wright will remain
some time longer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. 8. Cooley.
An officer of fraternal accident So
ciety illustrates the prompt methods of
his society by the following statement;
Zone of our members lately fell from
the roof Of ive-story building and a
| check for the amount of his certificate
was handed him from the second story
window on his way down"
An engagement is bright spot in a
woman's life. A mans engagement
are large part of his business Even a
boy has an occasional engagement, may
be with neighbor's apple tree-or the
dog underneath; they all have to be met
or life would stop. Life goes brightest
and surest when timed by the watches
sold by JOS BoEHRER, Viroqua s
leading jeweler
Paul Hanson of The town of Har-
mony, lost four stacks of oats by fire
on Thursday morning last. The oats
were the product of 80 acres and Mr..
| Hanson estimates that they would have
| threshed ZOO bushels. Origin Of the
| fire il not known AS soon as the fire
was discovered neighbors gathered and
at. .empted to save one of the stacks but
| only succeeded in rescuing few bundles.
Mr. Hanson will get $3.50 insurance on
| the grain, but the loss of the straw will
be quite an item.
"A new feature and one that promises
! TO be appreciated by both buyers and
sellers will be introduced by the fair
managers this season. On each of the
important days, Wednesday, Thursday.
and Friday, sale of blooded stock will
be acid under direction of a competent
| auctioneer. Those desiring TO take ad-
vantage of this opportunity will have to
| list their property with the secretary
some time previous to the days of the
sale The society states that they can
not furnish stalls or pens for stock not
also entered for premiums.
in private note to the CENSOR
editor P. J. Layne writes that this Is
| the time of year when, in California i;
is very interesting and enjoyable tC
lIeaye the sun dried valleys and mesa:
| and in less than two days be among tbs