Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-04

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ceived at A. o, Larsnn's
Martin Nels m of Franklin. returned
to Star Lake to renew teaching.
/ Robert Truax has returned to tnts
city and is employed at the Leader of
, fee.
Fay P Briggs and family have re-
moved from Readstown to Prairie du
| CHEN.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Blowers are at
| tending the Minnesota state fair at st.
Paul
| their Liberty farm to be ready to begin
school.
Will Hutchison will remove to some
! point in Minnesota, where he will open
barber shop
From Salem, Oregon. Mrs, l. d.
Bennett writes that her little son, Clark,
has typhoid fever.
Nearly all the high and graded
schools in the country opened for the
fall term on Monday.
For sale, a house and two lots, the
Harriet N. Groves estate property. In
quire of T. G. Conklin.
Get one of those large wagon um-
brellas at Lindemann's and keep dry
and cool. They are cheap
-Messrs. Joseph Puiver and Otto
Otteson are in Milwaukee attending
state convention of undertakers.
Hans Ammundson drove over from
La Crosse for Saturday and Sunday at
C tmpmeeting, and to visit old friends.
Miss Grace Keir and other Vernon
county students at the Stevens Point
normal school, have gone to their studies.
On - . Burlington rad last We'd
nesday es ening at Genoa, occurred "a
smash up in which two freight cars
We're derailed.
-Messrs Hyde and Gibbs were Retreat
callers on the CENSOR, Tuesday. The
latter, with his family, will remove to
Nebraska in few days.
-Four distinctly different, all good
grades of tobacco lath. One is the best;
call and pick it out
VIRoQUA LUMBER COMPANY.
Col Morley and wife, who have
been visiting in this city, ut Readstown
and Brush Hollow, for the past fort
night, return to Madison today.
That the people appreciate the hest
shoes to be had is clearly shown by the
immense shoe trade going on at
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
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.
For laces, linens, fannels, shirt
watts, skirts and all fine goods use
pure soap You can't get good results
from trashy rosin filed soaps. Be wise
and use Galvanic Soap pure and white.
Mr. an Mrs. William HuSchison
have taken possession of thsir south
Main street residence purchased from
VIM. Burlin. A nice broad porch has
been added and other improvements
made.
Ladies of the Congregational Aid
society will hold bargain sale AMI
Dutch market in the church parlors,
Friday, September 6, at 2 o'clock p. III.
Ice cream and cake served Every ybody
cordially invited.
School suits for boys, the largest
and best line in the city. The quality
is right for wear, the patterns unequalled
and prices the lowest for reliable honest
made goods. The Kitchner yoke suit is
he thing for the small boy.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
1t seems that alcohol is dangerous
in more than one way. In Spences
wholesale house in La Crosse, last We'd
nesday, a barrel of the stuff exploded
and but for the prompt action on the
part of the fire department big con-
| fiagration would have resulted.
C E. Lake and family departed last
Tuesday for Viroqua, where Mr.. Lake
will engage in the neral merchandise
! business with his son-i l-law, G. ]. Sever
son. Sparta people are sorry to lose
Mr.. and Mrs Lake, but will wish them
success in their new location. Sparta
| Democrat.
While at the Sparta fair, last week,
| Hon. Chris Ellefson of Franklin, pur-
chased three head of full-blood roam
Durham cattle, a bull and two cows
| They are from Rockland and Norwalk
herds The animals arrived here Satur-
day and were driven to Mr.. Ellefson' s
farm rs the nucleus to q choice herd.
Free eating of apples is the best
thing in the world for sluggish liver.
Three or four at night just before going
to bed will produce the best effect APP
pies should + g eaten without peeling as
the skin is valuable. A ripe peach in
the morning will give an appetite for
breakfast and make one feel better all
day-Health law.
DIR. Chambers has been in bad luck
lately. The practical jocker has been
after him and made life a series of un-
certaint es The latest farce played on
the doctor was when be bought musk
melon up at rockton and when on his
way down TO LaFarge he took it out OF
his satchel to eat it, it turned out to be
squash. .-LaFarge Enterprise.
Mr.. Fl. w. Krause, who has been
head salesman at the Lindemann store
during the past year, left V'roqua on
Tuesday. accompanied by his family.
While here Mr.. and Mrs. Krause made
, manv friends, who regret their removal
Mr.. Krause will engage in the furniture
trade in Iowa. He is attending the EN-
balmers' convention in session in Mil
waukee this week.
The new Lind block on Main street
is practically completed and will be oc
cupied by the time the CENSOR is print
, ed 1t is a substantial two room store
! full basement and second story, plat
glass front. One room will be used for
lunch parlor and restaurant and th'
: other for bakery and salesroom. Mr.
! Lind's family will occupy the SECOND
: story. The block is an addition to tn
: town for which the proprietor shoul'
receive public thanks
Farm property has commenced +
-,,o,a c,,;ta livaIv in the eastern sectiOl