Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-08-26

Money to loan on real estate. Ca
on G. FL. Minshall.
DIR. R. w. Baldwin, dentist oppC
site postoffice, Viroqua.
For TORNADO INSURANCE call O
the John Dawson q Co. Agency, Viroqus
New styles of the latest thing /
hats BLUE FRONT STORE.
Water tumblers and tin covere
jelly glasses 2 cents each at Towner's
Many teams and men have arrives
at Westby for work on the electric line
Cert Larson reports fourth add
tion to his family, a son, born Saturday
Adam Page of De Soto, visited witt
friends in this city the latter part of tn
week.
John Layer had as his guests owe,
the Sabbath, his mother and sister o
La Crosse.
Advertised letters at Viroqua post
Office: James Toler, Myrtle Smith, Mrs
May Jones.
Ed Perham and wife of West Salem
were guests of ViroqUa relatives ovel
the Sabbath.
Mrs Chas. Joseph of De Soto, passed
a few days pleasantly with old aequaint
ances in this city.
Rev. Aschim of Duluth, Minnesota,
is visiting with old friends and relatives
in this community.
Lutte Purdy is home from Rockford
with fractured wrist. having been in.
jured in an elevator.
IF you have Dutchess apples to sell,
see Casson q Thompson. We are max
ing contracts now.
MIR. j. a. Potts, president of the
village of La Fargo, was in the city on
business last Saturday.
Mrs. ]. f. Parker and daughter
Ollie spent some days among relatives
at La Fargo and on Bear Creek.
"A. q. Dahl & Company shipped a
carload of live poultry from Westby
Tuesday, to the Chicago market.
&C. A. Tenny and family came from
De Soto to bid adieu to the son who
moved to North Dakota on Monday.
Immense line of the most-up- to-date
trousers the famous Werner make of
New York. BLUE FRONT STORE.
Robert Fish and wife of Eau Claire
county, are visiting relatives and old
neighbors in this city and on Webster
Greek.
Mrs. Scott Curtis gave a card party
on Wednesday evening last, in honor of
Professor and Mrs. MO. Hill of Dakota,
and Mrs. Peck of Bangor.
The business mems five hundred
dollar purse will attract big field of
race horses for the county fair 1t will
be race on merit, worth going miles
b. witness
Lost, in one of the business places
Of Viroqua on Monday last, $15 IN paper
money consisting of tan and five dol
lar bill respectively. Finder will re-
ceive reward by leaving same at this
office.
--Chilliness, cold extremities flushed
face pains in front or side of the head,
ferred tongue, no appetite, and skin dry
usually accompany dyspeptic headache.
Camps Curative Powder or Tablets will
relieve them. SOC. 25c of all druggists.
james J. McManamy, who recently
passed satisfs ctory examination for
practice of the law, has formed part
1ership with his brother at Oshkosh,
who will jointly pursue their profession
Jim visited relatives at Cashton, last
week.
"A small company of friends and
neighbors called and surprised Mrs
Seth Smith on Thursday evening last
he occasion being that lady's fifty-first
Souvenirs were left, refresh
nents served and very pleasant even
ng passed.
Charles N. Savage, former Yer
ION county man, died very suddenly at
Neillsville few days since, from hear.
allure. He was unloading hay, dropped
% the ground dead without even gasp.
Mr.. Savage was born in the town of
Webster, was twenty-six years of age.
4 young wife and son, and many rela-
ives survive.
This month and next constitutes the
eason Of county fairs 1t is a time
when the young folks are happy, the
lgriculturalist takes pride in exhibiting
lis stock and pumpkins and the fakir
las his harvest. In fact it is the most
,lorious time of the entire year to the
lverage inhabitant. What would life
,e without the county fair2
On account Of lung trouble Mr.. C.
W. Reeve has resigned his position of
postmaster OF Readstown. He is suffer-
ng to such extent that he expects to
cave for the west within a week.
William Hutchinson goes to Readstown
oday to act as deputy till a postmaster
$ appointed. The CENSOR is advised
hat there are about five candidates for
he vacancy. Mr.. Reeves many friends
will wish him restoration, speedy and
from his trouble.
The CENSOR, last week, instslled
lew motive power for yropelling its
which appears to be doing
he work IN very proper shape. 1t Is
me of the modern Fairbanks 81 Morse
company gasoline engines, three horse
'ower, the manufacture of machine for
which Isaac Solberg is agent Three
Tears ago we purchased what was rec
,mmended to be one of the standard
makes OF engine, the Victor, made by
he Racine Hardware Company. 1t
las been a source of great annoyance to
be office force and caused many prema-
ure gray heads because of it's peculiar
mites. Whenever the CENSOR has
allied to reach its readers on the regular
lay it was caused by failure to operate
he machine now discarded
One of the leading attractions At
he Sparta fair, on Thursday last, was
he ball game between Viroqua and
Bangor teams. 1t was q fine contest of
he national game, and it is a personal
satisfaction to all loyal troosers' from
his quarter that Viroqua came off vic
or by score of TO 3 in a ten inning
game Although far from bling error
ess on either side, the game was SO well