Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-08-12
: III -7a5ouf a0ur friends and HslgAbo,,. :
Sparta fair next week.
paper at Towner's.

Wall paper at Towner's.
-Sparta's big fair next week
Paints of all kinds at TowEars.
Western Wisconsin Land q Loan Co
Perfumery, toilet soap and articles
at Towner's. s4
II paace water set with tray, 80 cents
at Towner's
DIR. Minshall and wife visited in La
Crosse last week.
loo piece dinner set $499 at Tow
ner's. See ad.
H. L. May cape mp from De eotc
on Friday last. IA
Otto Brown made business trip to
Viola last Thursday.
Prices way down on fine china at
Towner's. Won't Isst long.
For sale, good fresh COW, part
Jersey. Inquire of M. J. Westphal.
Albert Kuehn of Genoa, was a busi-
ness caller in this city on Thursday last
Il. G. Steenberg was a La Crosse
business visitor the early days of this
week.
IF you are going to paint anyt hing
secure your paint of Towner, and You
will not regret 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Hooverson of
Soldiers Grove, spent Sunday with Nels
Solverson and family.
Boot and shoe repairing promptly
done by Swain Olson Location in Fer
guson's harness shop.
Mrs. Minnie Boiling of Sheboygan,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Stout at Ross.
Mrs. N. Fl. Burger and daughter,
Bessie, of Viola, visited with the family
of the editor on Friday last.
-Mrs. r. ]. Rosenfeld and daughters
came from,P Portage to pass some days
visiting relatives and friends.
The young peoples society will
meet at the home Of G. N. Hauge, Sum-
day, August %, at o'clock p. m.
Mrs. J. w. Hudson of Garnavillo,
Iowa, mother of Mrs. Kuebler, Ia pend
ing the summer with her daughter.
Wanted, girl to learn the millners
trade. Norwegian preferred. Inquire
at the Bon Ton" millinery store, Viro-
qua.
Benny Smith has accepted posi-
tion as tiraor in Martin & K1eblsr's
tinshop. He began work Monday morn
ing.
We notice by the Apollonia paper
that John Webber, formerly of this
city, Is in tbs hardware business at tina {
place.
Next Wednesday is the great county
Sunday school rally in this city. 1t is
hoped and believed the county schools
will be well represented.
Mrs. L. j. Martin is receiving visit
from her mother, Mrs. Martin of Tiffon.
Ohio. Mrs. Martin arrived Monday and
will spend some time here.
NF~o w., Go-alo~ - ra.,snx,;1Ia
Kentucky, is visiting with her sister
Mrs, Dan Favor and other relatives
She is accompanied by her daughter.
Monday mornings freight train had
fourteen heavily loaded cars and was
brought in by six-driver, the old en-
gine moi being strong enough to pull
them.
"A dozen members of the city band
spent pleasant outing at Chaseburg on
Sunday, dri wing home through the rain.
While there they were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Finstad.
j. W. Marsh has engaged with the
Northern Tobacco company at La Crosse,
of which A. L. Mcintosh is manager.
Nick Krogan is doing field work for the
company in this section.
Word was received in this city by
relatives of the death at Chippewa Falls,
of q seven-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward McCollsugh formerly of
this county. 1t was their only girl,
IF President Roosevelt and Grover
Cleveland shsuld happen to be opp osing
candidates next year, the manufacturers
of baby carriages would have to con-
tribute to both campaign funds.-Ex
Mrs. Fl. E. Matthews of Chicago, is
visiting her mother, Mrs Williams of
Brookvilie, and also her sisters, Mrs s.
r Ewing and Mrs. Sam Gorsline. The
lady Is an employe of Marshall Field q
Co.
Master Lee Rayner is competing for
a prize, to see how many subscribers he
can secure for the Saturday Evening
Post. If he wins out it will mean free
trip and weeks enterta inment at the st.
Louis exposition.
Teachers of the county in attend
arce upon the institute, were present at
the services at the Congregational church
last Sunday evening by special invita-
ton and as q result the church was fill
ed to overfiowing.
On Sunday, the desire of Thomas
Rogers, photographer of Kilbourn, to
secure q photograph of a scene in the
Dells, for tourist. cost him his life.
Rogers had climbed to vantage point
to secure the photograph of a scene
and as he was about to make an ex-
posure, he lost his footing and fell from
the cliff where he had placed his camera.
Charley Edwards, new proprietor of
the Viroqua Hotel, took possession last
Thursday. He has already set to work
to make extensive repairs and have his
new property in the best of shape for
the entertainment of farmers and the
general public He invites all old pa
irons to the house and new ones, to try
the place He will endeavor to conduct
the best dollar-a-day house in the
county.
On Wednesday evening last at the
home of the officiating clergyman, Rev.
: Yardee, the marriage of Mr.. Peter Ouk-
rust and Miss Orpha Clawson took place.
They departed Immediately for their
home near Willow River, Minnesota.
The bride is o daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
8. Clawson of Harmony. Mr.. oukrust
was former resident of that town and
at one time conducted store at New
ton This happy event took place in
Minneapolis.
One of the worst roads in this sec
tion of the county Is between this city
and Hnnter's bridge. down the val
ley, 1t Is o shame for any civilized
community to have such highway,
with rock piles mud holes and wash