Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-30
Last week was idssai Cor fairs.

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Chief Big Heart cigars at Arnold &
Davis only.
DR.. r. W Baldwin, dentist oppo-
site postofice, Viroqua. ~
Frank Dickson returned home from
the east, Monday evening.
Carl B. Peterson of Cashton, passed
Sunday in the city with relatives.
Hon. Phillip Bouffieur is off ON a
business trip TO Aberdeen South Dako-
ta
H Fl. Buchanan moved his f.Smily
to La Crosse, where he has good posi-
tion.
Blue Front The highest grade
suits, oyercoats, hats, shoes and furnish
ings in the city.
Get your auction bills printed at
the CENSOR Office. Quick and accurate
work.
Con Favor has purchased and as
sumed active management Of the bowl
ing alley.
Gerhard Fortney went to Chicago to-
day, to renew his studies at Rush Medi-
cal college.
Ernest Chase of La Fargo, has gone
to Toronto, Canada, TO take course at
veterinary college.
Miss Cora Lillis has accepted a po-
sition az nurse girl in one Of the fine
homes of Sparta.
Mrs. Solfest Otteson of Bristow
neighborhood, is in very critical con-
dition from appendicitis.
DIR. Holmberg of Cashton, has gone
to Rush Medical college to take ad-
vanceo course OF lectures
The biting frosts of the past week
have stopped Developments Of corn and
wiltel the beautiful flowers and foliage.
Threading is the order everywhere
Chas S. Slack tells the CENSOR that he
threshed for twenty-four farmers during
last week.
Baker Nelson has secured the SER
vices of lady cook in his restaurant
Hot lunches and meals served quickly
and in fine shape.
-''Old Arkansaw" drew good audi
ence at the Opera house Monday even
ing 1t was q genuine southern play and
was we'll appreciated.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes the dis
eased kidneys sound 80 they will elimi-
nate the poisons from the blood. A ].
Johnson, druggist.
We lead all competitors in Mems
aud Boys sweaters. All direct from the
MILL BLUE FRONT STORE.
Mrs. John McLain and son Thur
man and grandson Earl Williams of
Irondals, Ohio, visited with W. F. Nc
Lain and wife the past week.
DR. Secrist was unable e, make his
visit TO Viroqua last month. He will
however, be at Hotel Fortney Wednes-
day, October IA, without fail
An ice cream socisble for the benefit
of Springville Methodist church, Will
be given at the residence of John Doerr
on Friday evening Of this week.
Mrs A. T. Krable of Clifford, North
Dakota, is in the city visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Oswald. She
is accompanied by her two children,
Postmaster Reeve of Rsadstown, 70,
turned from the west Oh Cctarday. His
daughter Isca came with him from La
Crosse to spend Sunday at the Reads
town home.
Ole Nustad, Pete Nustad, Simon
Maackrud, Ludvig Neprud and Ludwig
Hanson now have telephones. A new
line is being built toward Viroqua.-
Westby Times.
-Supt. wilkins, with a long list of
others, has been appointed by Governor
LaFollette to attend the national prison
congress to be held at Louisville. Ken
tucky, October 8 to 0,
Alderman o. II. Helgnson returned
from a trip through Adams, Juneau,
and Marquette counties. Ee says the
potatoe crop will be short even in those
great producing centers.
-I,ester Tilton came from Neillsville
and visited for day at the old home.
He purchased from his father his herd
of Red Polled cattle and they have been
shipped to Testers northern farm.
Call at the new art studio, opposite
Towner's. Orders promptly filled for
all kinds of oil paintings A new pro-
cess of oil painting taught for $S
W. E. STEIE5ECK.
The Misses Bernice BaIks Mary
Webb and Lyla Curtis gave a party at
the home Of the latter on Friday even
ing. A very enjoyable time was passed
and refreshments were served to twan-
ty-five young people.
The CENSOR surrenders good por-
ton of the space psnally devoted to
local chroniciings in publication of the
complete premium list OF awards made
at the county fair. This will be found
of interest to the large army of exh b.
itors
The, death on the 21st instant of
Charles Shallock, is reported from the
town of Clinton, his residence, where
he had long resided and been one of the
leading farmers. Mr.. Shallock was 50
wears old. Funeral was conducted by
Rev G. e. Buffers at Cashton.
AT Spokane, Washington, today
Miss Blanche Silbaugh, daughter of
Lewis Silbaugh, graduate OF our city
schools ari we'll known tormsr teach
er Of che county, will be married to a
Mr. White, business man of that great
western city. Many friends IN the Old
home extend congratulations.
District Attorney Bennett was at
La Fargo on Monday looking after the
prosecution of violators Of the excise
laws. He tells the CENSOR that John
Trapp, Seymour Marker, c. E. Toumsns
and Jas. Henthorn each pleaded guilty
and were fined from f25 to $40 each,
with heavy costs. They declared a
purpose TO close up e further proscu-
tions were suspended. Mr.. Bennett
SAYS the local authorities have a whole
grist of such cases, but will give offend
ers chance 70 abandon the Illegal prac-
tice.
The La FARCE Enterprise SAYS J. e.