Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-09-24
{ nj .qbouf 9our friends ana Veighboty.
How the flies bitel

this year.
Money to loan on real estate. Call
on G, Fl. Minshall
Smiths Hardware Company sell a
No, / plow for $13
DIR. R. w Baldwin, dentist, oppo,
site postoffice, Viroqua.
Mr. Oscar Roberg, of La Crosse,
spent Sunday in the city.
Morton Alexander has gone to
fashion to attend nigh school.
Wedding suits and outfits special
tv at the Blue Front Store.
The best make of engine yet out, at
A. d. Felgeson's, who is agent.
F. w Alexander and wife are TAX
ing in the Richland Center fair.
-FoR SALE, a first-class young Jer-
sey COW. Inquire of MELVIN STEEN-
BERG.
--LosT, a chld's silk crocheted hood.
Please leave at Larson Bros, marble
shop.
Laxative Bromo-Q Quinine Tablets cure
q cold in one day. No cure, no pay.
Price 25 cents
Ladies Aid society of the United
Lutheran church will meet with Mrs.
r. {. Benson tomorrow.
Take your watches, clocks and jew
elry to Towners for repairs where you
will find an expert workman.
We charge for delivering less than
1900 pornds of coal.
FIROQUA LUMBER COMPANY.
Lost, between Viroqua and Liberty
Pole, recently, gentleman's white silk
shirt. Please leave at CENSOR Office.
DR. Walter Cory of Chicago, spent
couple days with numerous relatives in
this city and community the past week.
La CT gse sent quite q delegation to
our fair headed by Col N. R. Nelson,
Wednesday, the only unfavorable day
of the week.
Missionary society of the Lutheran
synod church will meet with Mrs, Nell
lie Shower, Friday afternoon Every
body invited.
Mrs W. P. Morgan and Mrs. Cory
Sargent go to La Crosse to take a course
in typewriting and stenogrs ply at
business college.
Mr. G. c. Olson, of Bristow, declines
the democratic nomination for register
of deeds, having notified Chairman Coff-
land to that effect.
MIS-. w III. w G$G Cl m1uu6SUbd, HAS
been guest of Mr.. Alben Lindeman.
Her people were among the early resi-
dents Of De Soto.
IF yeu want gem Of q razor or
fine pair of scissors, sheags or pocket
knife yea will fRd them at SMITH
HARDWARE STORE.
The Soldiers Grove Advance has
changed hands again Mr. Mcdaniel re-
tirIng, Chas. A, Crydeman taking fun
control of the paper.
Anton Weiken came from Lindsey
to spend fair week with Viroqua friends.
He is having fine business, he reports,
in his mercantile interests.
Mr. and Mrs. f. P Peters and son
Charlie went to La Crosse on Monday.
Byrequest of the fair authorities Charlie
will be exhibited as one of the sights of
the fair.
Viola extends cordial invitation
to Vernon people to visit their fair this
fall and assures them good treatment
and first class attractions. Dates Sept.
30; Oct. 1873
You should not fail to see the En-
pire cream separator at Sam Ellefson's.
1t runs easier and la more easily cleaned
than any other machine. On exhibition
at their Office.
The reported total loss of Robert
Mills tobacco crop of five acres in the
town of Jefferson, was wrong. By sharp
hustling and punching most of the crop
was saved.
Frank Chase sold his tenement
house in the second ward, the old Nell
son place of two lots and house, to A. G.
Goodrich, the painter, who becomes a
permanent resident here.
-Nels O. Fortney. of Franklin. de-
parted for Illinois, on Saturday, to re-
main indefinitely. Some of the boys
tell that he has gone to see his ''best
friend, whoever that may be-
Everybody who visits the Gays Mill
fair win be surprised at the progress
made in this section of the country since
the organization of that society. Don't
fail to attend. Dat<s are Oct 7-S-9-10.
-Felsy's H.ney and Tar is peculiarly
adapted for chronic throat troubles and
will positively cure bronchitis, hoare-
ness and all bronchial diseases Refuse
substitutes S oldby A J. johnson.
Peter LOTUS, of DeSoto. Wis, has
150 acres upland pasture and /, 100 acres
island rancho well fenced. which ne will
sell or rent; 225 tons of hay cut, will
sell some. Horses kept all winter on
pasture.
Visiting newspaper men at the fair
were Will G.. Barry, of the Richland
Democrat, F. c, Bum, of the Westby
Times, O. g. Briggs, of the Cashton
Record, and J. FL. Frazier, of the Viola
Intelligencer.
With much of regret the CT OR
renorts the continued unfoi tunat on
dition of Mr.. A. E. Espeseth, wh lied
to receive the help hoped for at sani-
tarium, he was removed to the Mendoza
hospital on Monday.
Mrs. Fl. M. Hampton is prepared to
organize classes in piano and organ in
struction. The New England Conserv-
atory method is used, from which insti-
tuition a full course has been taken, also
special teachers course under Car
Faction For further particulars call al
the residence of J. NJ. Bennett. Phone
lag.
-Messrs. Frank Winter and Jay
Moshier. supervisors of assessment, re
spectively in La Crosse and Monros
counties, together with County Clerl
Sutherland, of Sparts, were in the city
on Tuesday last conferring with Messr
Gauper and Sherman ABOUT county as
sessment schedules. The several gentle
men cszITpared notes and found tina
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