Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-02

F. M. Baker was in the city from
Newton, Monday.
Money to loan on real estate Call
on 9. FL. Minshall
DIR. R. w. Baldwin, dentist oppo-
site postoffice, Viroqua
Mrs. Larson returned from her Min
nesota visit on Saturday.
Mrs. E. FL. Brown is spending the
week with her parents at Cashton.
Miss Nora Abrahamson is recover.
ing from an attack of typhoid fever.
For TORNADO INSURANCE call on
the John Dawson a. Co. Agency, Viroqua.
New styles of the latest thing In
hats. BLUE FRONT STORE.
Water tumblers and tin covered
jelly glasses 2 cents each at Towners.
Mrs. Hood of Chicago, is the guest
of her niece, Mrs. G. NJ. Thompson in
this city.
The Richardson Regent shoes on
exhibition at the Boston Cash Clothing
House.
Better hurry and get your new Fall
suit before the fair. The Boston is the
place.
Mesdames Fl. p. Proctor and L.. G.
Boyle are attending the Minnesota state
fair at st. Paul
IF you have Dutchess apples to sell.
see Casson 81 Thompson. We are max
ing contracts now.
Mrs. Everson and son Earl have
been visiting in the old home among
relatives and friends.
Get your work done up ready for
the big fair. Commence to prepare the
exhibits Won will make.
IT. ID. Risen and wife passed through
the city from Viola on Monday, bound
for months visit in Ohio.
Miss Aleda Olson of this city went
TO La Crosse, Monday TO attend the
Wisconsin business university.
Immense line of the most-up- -to-date
trocsers, the famous Werner make of
New York. BLUE FRONT STORE.
Capt Nuzum, family and brother.
after spending a week with relatives,
left for their Indiana home on Monday.
Miss Iscia Reeve and Logan Fowell
of Readstown, went to La Crosse on
Saturday to enter Toiands business uni
veasity.
-Mesdames Norris, Larson and Miss
Wise are in Milwaukee and Chicago,
making selections of fall goods for their
millinery stores.
Mrs. frankie Bronson, daughter of
J. ]. Willsey, has returned to her home
at Pekin, Illinois, after an extended
visit with her parents.
The venerable William, Clawater
was calling on Viroqua friends on Mon
day OF late years he has seldom left
his home at Liberty Pole.
DR. W. NJ Trowbridge haa been
confined to his home by sickness for the
past ten days but is gaining and hopes
to be out in a snort time.
We advise reading of the advertise
menr of the Gates Land company,
which appears in this paper. You will
find something of interest to homeseek-
ers.
Mr.. Emil Erickson, for two years
manager of the grocery department III
Lindemann's store, leaves very soon for
Escanaba, Michigan, where he will ac-
cept a similar position.
-Viroqua is so situated geographical
ly that it can, as it will have this year,
one of the best fairs in the state. Now
let everybody turn out and give it the
hearty support that it deserves
Just received, new stock of the fa-
nous Adler overcoats. The best and
most stylish manufacture of overcoats
in the world. BLUE FRONT STORE
Rev. John A, Stemen was called
home from his outing by the death of
Mrs. Buchanan He carries a good
brown color and says he had fine sport
and good success fishing.
Lost, in one of the business places
of Viroqua on Monday last, s15 in paper
money consisting of ten and five dol
lar bill respectively. Finder will re-
ceive reward by leaving same at this
office.
-Messrs. Russell Curry of Clinton,
and Hazel Curry of Viola, left this sta
tion on Monday for soic urn at their
boyhood home in Ohio. Tney were ac-
companied by A. U. Curry, postmaster
at Valley.
Probably half the oai crop Of Yer
non county yet remains III tie shock on
the farm. Constant rains have dam
aged them. Hay and grain, well stick
ed, will suffer also. The soaking down
pours find lodgment and work well into
a freshly made stack:
-Abner Silbaugh relates sad death
that came under his observation near
Lime Ridge q few days since. While
driving home from Reedsburg in com
pany with young daughter, Mr. Henry
Rist became sick, dying by the roadside
with none other than his poor child by
his side.
The mane cement of the county fair
has contracted to ezpend for attractions
fully one-half more than it did even last
year. They are ia King unusal chances
| for unless the attendance is that much
greater they will have TO face a deficit.
However that's thu spirit that make
| great fairs.
"A new fraud is being perpetrated
throughout the country. A man wear-
| ing governmer badge and claiming
| to be in the secret service and looking
for counterfeit money, enters country
store and looks over the cash drawer.
He invariably finds several counter.
felt" dollars which he confscates
Three months free tuition. Free
books ard stationery. Positions for al
students who excel This is ourspecial
offer to students who make arrange
Inents for entering during August. Fol
beautiful catalogue containing the per
| traits of an army of graduates now hold
| ing first-class POSITIONS, address Wiscon
sin Bpeiless University, La Crosse, Wis
fine following story is told Of tbs
Kiekaroo road conductor "a travel