Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-04
.7GX .7gbout aour friends and Tefgh6ory.

Corn cutting has commenced
Whitney Nichols is home from the
west.
The Park Hotel is receiving exterior
painting.
Postmaster Rustad was in the city
from Bloomingdale on Tuesday.
C H. Haskell and wife of Red
Mound, were in the city Monday.
Tobacco shed and barn material. all
kinds. VIRoQUA LUMBER COMPANY
j. s. Harris returned, Friday, from
tour of inspection in Gates county.
Don't forget to leave your order for
peaches at Casson 81 Thompson's grocery
Father Tobias Carmichael, who has
been ailing for some time is improving
in health.
MIR. Wand Schulz, cashier of State
bank of La Crosse, Su undayed at the
Layer home.
y Henry Hopp is carrying his usu.l
personal injury. This time bad cut on
one of his hands.
Prof. John DeLacy, Elma Wilson
and Bessie Cowden are the teaching force
in Readstown schools.
Miss Layer of La Crosse, and Miss
Koehm of Lansing, are visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Layer.
w. E Casson and family have
changed location from Susanville to
Redding, both in California
Quality quality qualityl at the top
prices, at the rock bottom.
VIRoQUA LUMBER Co.
Leading styles, that are in the lead
is one of the best features of Regent
shoes THE Boston.
-LaFarge defeated Readstown in
game of ball at the la9ter pace, 2 to Z.
Highland putt all over Richland Center,
13 to O.
-Mesdames King and Semen of Iowa,
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs A w
Green. Mr.. Green is confined to his bed
by lingering illness.
Conductor Farnham, of the 800
system, PASSED portion of last week at
the ca mpmeeting. He preached an able
sermon Saturday afternoon.
Mrs 1. V. Hill of Clinton, who has
been stopping at the residence of Geo
II. Clarke for some weeks, was operated
on and returned TO her home.
Long story made short Regent
shoes" have no competition when you
KNOW Jl6 uleG1G OF bD6fn.
THE BOSTON.
The Misses Dora and Kathryn Fra
ter have just returned to their home
in Cleveland from the Pan-American ex-
position, Niagara Falls and little trip
in Canada.
-Albon Lindemann, manager of the
Lindemann department store is in Chi
cago making selection of fall stock for
his trade. Mrs. Lindemann accompani-
ed him.
Don't forget the grand free street
parade given by the Gollmar Bros and
Schumans two bigshows united at 1890
o'clock a. NJ, at Viroqua, Saturday,
September IA.
John r. Spellum and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. John E. Stoll departed on Monday
for visit to the Buffalo exposition and
other eastern points of interest, to spend
three or four weeks.
The CENSOR had call from Mr.
and Mrs Josiah DeLap, who we're recent
ly wed in the town of Genoa They
will shortly depart for thrir western
home in the state of Oregon.
There will he picnic next Sunday,
September Sth, in Froiland's Grove, by
the Lutheran church four and one-half
miles east of Viroqua. Dinner and other
refreshments Everybody come.
-Tolrud 81 johnson, managers of the
Vernon County Land Company, have
sold the Hans Nelson farm of 40 acres
in the towns of Kiekapoo and Viroqua,
to Jolhum Johnsoufof Dane county.
Mr.. A. B. Saxton came from Sparta
tn attend business in probate court,
Tuesday. Says he will he ON hand for
our county fair, in which he was a
leading spirit before his removal from
the county.
The yo,lng wifeof Nicholas Ellefson
who resides near Bristow, was brought
to town, adjudged insane and taken to
Mendoza asylum on Tuesday. Mrs.
Ellefson is quite q young woman, and
her insanity is of a violent character.
Mrs. Morrow. rslict Of the late
Judge Morrow, dird-at the family home
at Sparta last Wednesday. c. w. and
F. H Graves of this city, attended the
funeral on Friday. Mrs Morrow was
their aunt. For the past ten years the
lady had been an invalid
Mrs. John Robson, one of the we'll
known pioneer settlers of Franklin, died
at her home near Liberty Pole on Fri
fAV lASE tlbeT dH ElluerS VI bWO 'tdy ..
Mrs. Robson was about so years Of age.
An aged husband and grown family of
children mourn the death of a true wife
and mother
S. Hollenbeek who lives near Rock
ton had the misfortune to have stack
of hay and stack of wheat burn last
week He had been bnrnipg brush "
the valley the day before and supposed
the fire had died ont. The stacks caught
fire while Mr. Holenbeck was away
lbreshing. No insurance La Fargt
Enterprise
If yout boy isn't on time to school
the chances are it is no fault of his. Dr.
YOU expect him to tell time by the sun
Has he watch ?. If not, that is you
fgult He might have frst-class tim'
keeper as low as four dollars mp to ten
according to style-=allthe style any bod,
could ask-enough for you, too, if yol
need a watr b. L. Jos. BoEHRER,
~ Jeweler.
Several tobacco buyers have been il
town looking aftersthis years crop. Blu
we have not heard of anyone contra CT
ing. although high prices are offered
BUYERS will find it hard to contract 10
tobacco this yeaE,r Many farmers go
their eye teeth cut last year and the
will be more cautioss. as the contract
last year were all in favor of the buyel
-Readstown Herald