Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16
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German enamel ware at Towner's
Western Wisconsin Lsnd q Loan Co
-Devoss theatre company next week
- piece berry set 24c See Towner't
Chief Big Heart cigars at Arnold &
Davis only.
Money to loan on real estate Call
on G. Fl. Minshall.
DIR r. W. Baldwin, dentist oppo-
site postoffice, Yiroqua
Blue Front Make the store your
home during the fair.
Whitney Nichols returned TO Beloit
to renew his college work
DIR. and Mrs. Henika were Reads.
town visitors TO the hub on Thursday.
Arthur Demander and wife are oyer
from De Soto to see the fair and visit
relatives.
Blue Front The highest grade
suits, overcoats, hats, shoes and furnish
ings In the city.
The Kohn make is the best made
mems suits. Look for them at the
Boston
Mr.. J. A. Hayes and wife of Gays
Mills, passed q day In the city with their
relatives, the Bert Bellows family.
= Frank A. Chase has purchased the
40-acre homestead farm on which the
late Carlos Farr so long lived at New
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs, L. d. Stevlingston of
months old child, which died Wedpes-
day night.
The Methodist Aid society of Liber.
ty Pole will meet at Mrs. Fred Riley's
IN Friday the 25th of September. Come
for dinner. All are invited.
The report on the potato crop con-
tinues to be discouraging. The rot has
affected the crop so that it will not be
one-fourth as large as it should De.
During fair week we shall offer BOO
pair ladies shoes all styles and feathers,
regular $3. so to "a 80 values, at $2. 9S.
W. f. LINDEMANN q Co.
Thomas Peterson, the DR.. Ward
agent, is soon to remove from Bristow
to Gays Mills. The location is more
central for his work of canvassing
One of our former county teachers,
w. G. T. Adams, has entered the uni
versity of Minnesota to take a nine
months post graduare course In phil
osophy.
John jacobson, clerk of Coon town,
told the CENSOR that numerous fields
of tobacco have been plowed under in
his neighborhood because of damage by
storms
The unusual soaking rains continue
and are quite general throughout the
middle west. In some of the mountain
western states SHOWS have recently
fallen.
The Argus, last week, chronicled the
arrival of son into the household of
Editor Cooper. The CENSOR congratu-
lates its DeSoto contemporary on Its
continuation Of blessings bestowed
"A lady's satchel was found between
Budd post Office and Viroqua. Septem-
ber End, containing money. Owner can
have same by calling on J. g. Watson.
seven miles northeast of De Soto.
In the state fair races, w. FL.
Thompson's Viola pacing horse, Wilks-
line, made fine exhibition. He was
clearly the favorite in the 2:20 race, all
of the six heats being made below that
point.
Mr.. L. S. Bold, wife and SON of
Webster, have been spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. jackson Silbaugh in
this city. The Bolds will &c to Pueblo,
Colorado, lung trouble on part of Mrs.
Bold causing the change of location.
"A thousand dollars was collected
and disbursed by the city cemetery as
sociation the past year. A committee
consisting of c. d. Williams and E. w.
Hazen report this condition after ex-
aiming and checking up the treasurer's
report.
An exchange sagely says: There
seems to be great desire to get away
from the old settled localities to pas
lures new and undeveloped sections
where land is much cheaper. The rail-
roads are carrying very large number
of land hunters to the northwest on
their excursions. Some will improve
their lot while others will lose by the
move. This moving is something of
lottery.
Harold Proctor is to become
horuy-handed granger, that Is if re-
moval upon and cultivation of a five-
acre tract of land will give him that
honorable title. He has purchased one
of the new places in Chasetown, and
will soon move thereon. He will cul-
tivate tobacco, etc. This does not mean
that be will relinquish his interests and
work in in the law and loan firm of
Proctor & Sons
"A beautiful white deer, a pure AL.
bino, was captured near Chippewa
Falls by Charles Lindell. It is the only
one known to exist In the western states.
Mr.. Lindell was surveying when the
fawn ran through the underbrush and
fell at his feet exhausted A large tim
ber wolf appeared in pursuit of the
fawn, but by using club the wolf was
driven away, and the fawn was taken TO
Mr.. Lidell's farm
"A very enjoyable time was had last
Friday evening by the young people OF
Valley at the home of Mayme Newlun.
The evening was spent in various kinds
of amusemepts until nearly midnight
when bountiful supper was served,
Soon the young people departed after
extending their best wishes for the sue
cess of Miss Newlun, who was to go to
BlooBlingdale the next morning TO as
sumo the principalship of the graded
school there
"A news item handed in or commu
nicated to any Of the force is thankfully
received and is regarded as favor in
this Office. People are interested In one
another and anything of moment hap
pening TO one is matter of interest to
many others. 1t has always been so, is
now and always will be that the burn
ing of house or barn, the arrival of 3
baby, q runaway, marriage, q death
an elopement, the presence of visitors.