Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-08-20
Special car to South Dakota, see the
Western Wisconsin y Land 81 Loan Co.
Roy Williams is again at home

Special car to South Dakota, see the
Western Wisconsi Land 81 Loan Co.
Roy Williams Is again at home
Trouting season ends September l.
Mrs. E. V. Wolfe is passing the
week in Sparta with relatives
Miss Chapman of Milwaukee, il Wis
iting numerous relatives ia town
r. NJ. McAuley and V. Whitney
were over from De Soto on Monday
Jolly Bob" Parker of Seeleyburg,
is in the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G.
J. Blowers
See A. d. Hazard & Co at the old
Rink north Main street before you sell
your poultry.
"A. d. Hazard 81 Co. always pay
highest prices for poultry, old Rink
north Main street
Social gatherings, afternoon and
evening parties, have gone the rounds
of Viroqua the past week.
S. G. Older and family have as their
guest neice, Miss Name Nc Williams
of Verndale, Minnesota.
Farms Farms All sizes, all prices,
on easy terms Call and see the West
ern Wisconsin Land g. Loan Co
G. N. Hs upe and family are spend
ing few days in camp life ON the Mis-
sissippi.
--Drs Suttle & Trowbridge purchased
and have installed in their offices the
ex-ray machine owned by DR.. Belt.
old hens &c. per pound, spring
chickens Sc. per pound, at the old rink,
north Main street, Viroqua.
A d. HAZARD % Co.
Lost August /, on camp grounds
two rings Finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving them at the censor
Office.
Ladies Aid society of the United
Lutheran church will meet with Mrs.
Fortney 1T the Park hotel, Thursday,
August 18th.
Col. Morley, Mayor Groves, Fred
Eckhardt and F. E. Tate brought in a
fine basket of trout caught in Brush
hollow ON Monday.
Corn is stretching out in the bust.
ness of growing in way that would
indicate that it intends to catch up with
| the season before long.
Take your poaltry to the old rink
North Main street, any day in the year
and receive the highest market price in
ca. b. They buy all the year around.
Julius Anderson of this city, has
purchased furniture and undertaking
| bushes at Mt Sterling. Ee will take
possession next Monday.
Rev. William Nuzuln of Ohio, Ia
visiting his brothers and numerous rel
atives here He will preach at Pleasant
Ridge hall Thursday evening of this
week
Gus Morterud of Bloomingdale,
Just returned from trip to Idaho. Mrs.
Morterud, who went there last spring
| for her health, returned with him,
| greatly improved
| Il, 900, 600 acres of cheap farm and
| wild lands in northern Wise onsin fol
| sale by the Western Wisconsin Land &
Loan Co. They can procure half-fare
| tickets for you. Call and see them.
We are informed that W. Erickson
has bought the Toilet Torgerson farm
The deal was brought about through
the agency of the Western Wisconsin
Land and Loan Co.
| The second large shipment OF pear
button shells was made from Prairie III
Chen recently, when consignment 0
300 tons was started for Hamburg, Ger
many The shells were packed in zoe
pound bags.
Mrs. Joseph Athertol, pionee
settler of the town OF Bridgeport, nea
Prairie du CHEN, was seized by a cram
} at the supper table and expired in fftee
: minutes Heart failure was the ause
She was nearly 20 years of age
The Ogden Uncle Tom" compan
played to large crowd Friday nigh
The combination presents the never-to
! old drama in reputable way. Durir
the evening section Of the seats ne,
the canvas, gave way, shaking up mar
bat without serious Injury.