Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-23
: III 2g5om aow friends and Hs!gAbOr,. : :
Attend ViolN fair
= Wall paper at Towner's.

Perfumery, toilet soap and article
at Towner's.
- piece water set with tray, 80 cent
at Towners.
100 piece dinner set S499 at Tow
ner's See ad
Blue Front: The popular mems and
boys outfitters
IF You like good hearty laugh q
and see 'Old Arkansaw.
Blue Front Sets the styles IL
nobby suits and overcoats
Rev, Evert and wife of Retreat
We're in the city on Tuesday
Call at the Boston and see the new
Fall suits now on exhibition in the wiz
dow.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Geise are proud
over the arrival of ten-pound daugh
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. johnson of Spar.
ia, visited relatives and attended the
fair.
-House and one acre of land for rent
IN the Third ward Inqure of Geo.
Welch.
-Mesdames d. o. Mahoney and G. E.
Morley are spending few days in Ia
Crosse.
Lutte Purdy returned to Rockford,
ILL.,, after months visit with his pa
rents.
MIR. G. 6. Alexander of Nebraska
has been here visiting his brother, F. w.
Alexander.
Frank Davis and family are spend.
ing the week as Sparta with relatives
and friends
"A G. Ames, Retreat neighborhood,
has removed with his family TO Iowa,
where he purchased farm.
Miss Anna McDermott of Living.
ston Montana, is visiting her mother and
friends in this her old home.
Walter O. Reiter is again landlord
of the DeSoto hotel. John d. Babcock
having returned to Maiden Rock.
Avoid serious results of kidney or
bladder disorder by taking Foley's Kid
ney Cure. A. J. Johnson, druggist
That wondrous story of the won
drous South-"Old Arkansaw" will be
seen at Viroqua Opera House Monday
September %.
The Vernon County Land company
has sold for Fred Schlottmann, to Rob
ert Mellem, a 92-acre farm in the town
of Wheatland.
Tomorrow, Thursday, il Viroqua
and Vernon county day at the La Crosse
fair. A special train will leave Viroqua
at 20 and return in the evening.
Remember our high grade clothing
is guaranteed. A suit for one that fails
10 give satisfaction. See the guarantee
card. BLUE FRONT STORE.
Hillsboro village, which voted $19,-
900 in bonds to aid the building of the
local railroad, for consideration of 800
sias transferred the stock to the COM
pany
The train and crew came up from
Sparta on Sunday and took out eight
carloads Of fair stock, race horses and
fair equipment Most of these went to
La Crosse
Miss Holland was agreeably sur
prised by small company of friends
a few nights since at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben. Williams, the occasion
being the young lady's birthday.
j N Williamson and wife of Adams
county, are here for a season Of visiting
with old neighbors. Last April Mr..
Williamson was struck by lightning
while lying on couch in his home. One
of his legs was so injured and burned
that he remained bed-ridden for two
months.
AT the fair Mrs NJ J. Bennett had
a cozy little stand where she displayed
to good advantage the teas, coffees and
other goods of the Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company Of New York, of which
firm she is the representative. Her work
of demonstration was pleasing to the
throngs who took note.
"A Red Mound writer in the De
Soto Argus says that as Mr. and Mrs
R. Worman were returning from a
visit to their daughters strap in the
harness broke. letting the buggy tongue
drop, frightening the horses, who broke
into run, throwing Mr.. and Mrs. WOr-
man out and giving them few bruis es
and a severe shaking up.
up to date the state BARRIERS com
mission has received 1900 applications
for licenses. The report has gone around
that every shop in the state would be
inspected. The commission reports this
to be not true, and that only those shops
against which complaints have been
made will be visited. Numerous com.
plants have been received by the com
mission.
"A. G. Vaughan, former pastor OF
the NJ E. church here, visited among
old friends at this place and Viola a
few days last week and this. He left
Tuesday for Washington, ID. c., where
he will finish his law studies. Last year
Mr. Vaughan took two years course
in one besides attending to his duties as
pastor of a large Methodist church
IN Chattanooga -LaFarge Enterprise.
W. FL. H. Cash has taken to making
honey as side line to the management
of the Hillsboro & North Eastern Ry.
One day he was taking short cut tC
the brick yard and while going through
a corn field he hunted his head intc
about half bushel of bees hanging tc
a small bush. Mr.. Cash immediately
made preparations to capture the bees,
in which he was successful -Hillsborc
Sentry
-Throughout Vernon county tht
name of DR. McElwee has for severa
years been recognized as standing fol
all that is progressive in modern medi
cine and medical prsc tice. Many arr
those who tell of having been sick fol
years, trying here and there to get well
and finally, when completely discour
aged, finding health in the almost mi
raculous skill of this famous specialist
Mrs. David Wingad, who says her re
covery was nothing short of a miracle
continues to praise DR.. MeElwee 70
having brought her back TO health AM
strength after twenty years of sicknes