Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-09-10

Y 1'e eh1SihDeE Tue kdlr with all ats IN
ducemen5s, next week.
Mr. and Mrs ". D. Dyson are Wis
iting the state fair Ia Milwaukee.
Miss Myrtle s hanks commenced hel
school duties al Newton. Monday.
old Dr.. Shambaugh of La Fargo, ID
Off on visit II relatives in Indiana.
"A La Crosse man claims to have 3
perpetual motion machine run by air.
Mrs Howe and daughter Emma Of
Deerheid, are guests at G. N. Hauge's.
Miss Roso Drew and mother have
returned from a two weeks visit with
friends at Lodi.
Miss Myrtle Hazen is spending a
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. c. Older.
B. c. Dinsdale sold to G. T. Morley
and G, G. Brown each q buildin, lot in
'Dinsdaie Heights.
William Garrett ara wi3e nave re.
| moved TO the city and taken possession
Of thsir new residence
Rev Buffers the new pastor. will
fill the Methodist pulpit Sunday next,
morning and evening
Students commence TO rush away
to the numerous higher educational in
stitutions of the state
Rev. VIM. Hau9hton and wife are
spending q few weeks with old.time
friends in the vicinity Of r atrsaF.
Harvey Sherwood, one Of the aged
citizens and pioneers of Mt Sterling.
fell dead in his chair on Friday.
= Miss Esther F. Butt went to James
Vile yesterday, TO resum her teaching
work at the stats school for the blind
Jos w Hsughton and wife have
moved to Viola, where Mr. Haughton
accepts position on the Intelbgeocer,
I'm all the world no cure ike II. w.
Bankers Cough Catarrh, Consumption
Remedy at johnson g drug store. Try
it.
The special train Tor In Crosse Fair
and TO greet President Roosevelt will
leave Viroq1a at ESQ on the morning Of
the 2jth
They have experienced heavy frosfs
IN some sections ct the Dakotas AID
Minnesota. Severe dams &c has resulted
to corn and fax
Try the Avalanche mills the next
time You have grinding to 90. Feed
grinding also done. An customers treat
ed alike and promptly.
Mr. Dan Smith former oc Re-
treat, now Of the Soldiers Home at Wau-
paca has been psssiug the week with
relatives in the city.
Mr.. c. B Day, one Of the old resi-
dents Of Ontario, has disposed of his
possessions there ard with his family
viii remove to California.
Roy Wiliams and CEaa. aliohe.es
rssanas lneIr work at Ann Arbor uni
versity. Rob Wilkins also Joins the
law class in the same institution.
Business men having job printing
they desire done Tor fair Will confer a
favor hy placing their orders this week
This will avoid the fair week rush.
--Theodore Olsen has resigued his DO
sitiOn as clerk in The Big Store n. a,.-
cept p similar position at Bannaeora. n.
d. Tie LETT Tor that place Tuesday even
ing
-Genere} Rogers and wife are spend
ing few days for business and pleasure
in Milwaukee and Chicago Henry Z.
Rogers and wife are also IN the city this
week.
Frank A. Chase made a prospecting
trip to northern Wisconsin while
there he purchased q half-aaction i'm
proved farm in Barron county. He goes
there again this week.
Our lumber dealers have enjoyed
great business this season. For the past
month it has been difficult for them to
| secure sufficient latbs and shingles for
| tobacco farmers.
Special csr Sept. 25th to North and
South Dakota, La Crosse Fair, Minueap-
oils, Aberdeen, etc. etc. See the West
ern Wisconsin Land and Loan Co.
Wedding rings of all kinds at
BoEHR ER's, Leading Jeweler
OF the two dozen persons appointed
| as delegates by Governor La Toilette TO
attend the national farmers congress at
| Macon, Georgia, appears the name of
| DIR. G. V. Porter Of this plac,. The ses-
sion will be held in October.
Mrs. w. e. Casson and daughter
Mary arrived from California fer several
| months solourn among relatives and
| friends. They have been in the west
six years Mr.. Casson will have vaca-
ton from his official labors and arrive
home about the holidays.
Peter A Wigdahl Of Franklin, fell
| from tobacco house sixteen feet to the
grould striking on bis neck and shout
ders. He was brought to this citv for
medical aid. His injuries. although se-
we're, are not considered dangerous.
But it was close call.
-Ex-C Congressman o. B. Thomas of
Prairie du Chen, spent two DAYS in the
city the past week on legal business,
| Mr.. Thomas looks the picture of health
and but little aged over when he came
here thirty years ago to practice in the
| courts.
The local telephone exchange has
again changed hands. Alex Hill being
the new proprietor Mr. Hill is p very
pleasant AMI agreeable man 10 deal with
and all the patrons will be glad to hear
of his having taken charge Of the man
agement Of the exchange. La Fargo
Enterprise
Our featursis the feet,
We clothe them trim and neat.
For the ballroom, house or street
and our stock is quite complete
Shoes of many kinds of leather
Made 70 suit the changing weather.
Built upon q sure foundation
Honest goods our repu tati01.
ROGERS & WILLIAMS
The home Of Mrs. 1. w. Switzsr
was the scene of pleasant gathering
Tuesday afternoon. regular meeting of
W. G. T. e. Two comforters were
completed for the Home" a5 Fan
Claire After the Lass shseh had b4an
taken p picnic SINNER was a-~aa7 an7