Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-08-14
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10 tJhidUOuld.
Wade Clawater is in Chicago re-
ceiving medical treatment.
For sale tent 10x14 feet, 3-foot
waA, for S5. Address A. L. Price,
Westby
Wednesday and Thursday. August
81 and %, are Prof. Kronson's dates for
Viroqua.
John NJ. Craigo of Readstown. pass
ed through the city enroute for Sparta,
Monday.
Mr.. Allard Smith of Chicago, was
aguest at the residence of Col. Butt, over
Sunday.
F W Shepard is conducting daily
bus line TO Battle Island during the
assembly.
Mrs. C. NJ Morrison has been at
Soldiers Grove for visit with her
daughter.
For sale, hogse and acre of land
near Viroqua brick yard. Inquire OF
J. Omundson.
F. A. Chase has sold the old Toilet
son homestead IN sThird ward to Clerk
of the Court D. F.edains.
Shinglesl shingiesl slanglesl Two
carloads of those cheap cedars at the
Viroqua Lumber Company's
IT. T. Sanwick passed the week in
Chicago making purchases for the
Square Dealing Clothing House.
AT special election Portage de-
cided to purchase the waterworks oper
ated by private parties for $42 500,
The latest wrinkle in suits Suits
to fit Fits body, mind and pocketbook.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
a ~, %Ln ,f4 4xx
from Chaseburg The young man col
lected bounty on nine rattlesnakes.
Prof. Running, instructor in math
ematics at st. Olaf college, is spending
portion of his vacation in this COM
munity.
Mrs. J. s. Treseder and daughter
returned home, Saturday, from a ten
days visit to the Pan-American exposi-
ton at Buffalo,
William Oliver has disposed of his
city residence property to George Nor
rison, and purchased forty-acre farm
in the town of Genoa.
Mr.. Martin, IF the firm of Martin q
Kuebler hardware firm, has been in
town for d week He is accompanied
by his wife and daughter.
Miss Mable Bowman and brother
Floyd are spending the week with their
grandfather at Victory. They will at
tend the Battle Island assembly.
Our speciality for next thirty days,
doors. windows, hardwood flooring and
tobacco lath Call and see us before you
buy. JOHN E. NuzUM, Lumberman.
Little friend parties were given by
Misses CARL Williams, Lila CARTS and
by Mrs Hazen for her little nephew,
Master Beadle of La Crosse during the
past few days.
Aug. Smith and wife returned from
Milwaukee, Thursday last, afte- an alb
sence of two months. Mr.. Smith is
greatly relieved by treatment at hos
pital for rheumatism.
james H. Rogers, Jr., one of De
Soto's best young men, has been ap-
pointed station agent at Nelson, by the
Burlington company. He has been IN
the company's employ at Pepin.
Belle Smith wishes to announce to
Viroqua people that they do not have to
go to the city for their felts and latest
fall hats as she has fine selection, both
the ready-to-wear and novelties.
M. H Bekkedal of Westby. returned
from Norway on Friday. He was four
teen days on land and water making the
return trip Martin expresses himself
we'll pleased with his visit to the father
land.
Earl Slack was given a surprise at
his home last Wednesday evening by a
na-ty of friends and neighbors. The
intrudels carried with them an easy
chair, which was presented to the gen
tleman.
-Rosin has no cleansing properties.
Itis only cheap adulterant. When you
buy cheap yellow soap you get about
ons-tbird rosin. When you buy Gal
yanic Sculpture white-you get all
soap and pure soap.
Mrs. Abner Silbaugh is receiving q
visit from her mother, who resides IN
South Dakota She is eighty two years
Of age. and travelled from her home IL
the west TO Milwaukee to attend the
funeral of ther son who died at the sol
diers' home.
Prof Kronson, eye sight specialist
will make his next regular visit to tnl'
city on Wednesds : ana Thursday, Aug
ust 81 and %. His old patrons and new
ones seeking aid from eye trouble o.
desiring glasses fitted, will find Prof
Kronson at the Park Hotel
-Assemblyman Dahl and James Le'
of Westby, passed few hours at FISHING
in the Mississippi while at Genoa OF
Friday. Mr. Dahl was rewarded by tn
catch of a seven and three-fourths pount
catfish. He says it was the only bite
he experienced except by river mos
quitos.
On Friday evening party OF TWEEN
ty-ive viroqua ladies and gentlemen
members of Rev Gulhrandson's churc
flock in this city, drove to Westby an
gave the reverend gentleman and wife
surprise, presenting them with fin
dining room side-board The compan
report fine visit.
Sparta papers report the death, 9
Norwalk, Of Levi Greve, citizen WI
settled in Viroqua but who afterwarC
removed to Sparta and later to Norwali
Mr.. Greve's death was sudden and cause
Inv falling down the cellar steps of b
store. crushing his skull, and producin
co1nrlete paralysis He was ~broth'
of the late Herman Greye, seventy yea
of age.
Potatoes are about the scarcest t
bic article known to this section. The
are selling at thirty cents y peck an
very scarce at that Unless the Ia
growing crop yield very much bett
than the early harvested tubers cor
bread instead of potatoes VIII OF nece
sity form 1.-THE staff OF life for the a
preaching winter. The shortage appea
TO be general in Wisconsin and weste