Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-02
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City schools open next Monday.
Paints Of all kinds at Towners.
Western Wisconsin I and ~ Loan Co
Vernon County fair Sept is TO IS
Buy your new Fall hat at the Bos-
ton.
-Perfumery, toilet soap and articles
at Towner's.
~ piece water set with tray, 80 cents
at Towners.
100 piece dinner set s4.99 at Tow
ner's See ad.
R M. MeCalley was in the city
from DeSoto, Thursday.
Prices way. down on fine china at
Towner's. Won't last long.
Mrs. Chapman of Stoughton, sister
of NJ. D. Chase, spent some days in the
city.
Leslie johnson has accepted a posi-
tion in G. A. Nelson's restaurant and
bakery.
Cali at the Boston and see the new
Fall salts now on exhibition in the win
dow
The Kohn make is the best made
mems suits. Look for them at the
Boston.
Mrs G. s. Smith of Elroy, pass.a
last week in the city the guest of her
aunt Mrs H. P. Proctor.
Miss Anna S$sgiggum left Wednesday
morning for Minneapolis, where she
wiz make an extended visit.
On his way to conference, Rev.
Thos. Foulks dropped in here to see hiG
family and visit the Nuzums
Miss Rose Benson has opened mil
linery store In the building last used by
Capt Nordrum DIS shoe shop.
Bertram Switzer arrived from Spo-
kane on Monday, for few days visit
with Viroqua and Viola friends.
Mayor Groves came from Madison
and passed three days. returning Tues-
day In company with his family
Mrs. Geo. M. Willgrubs of Cashton,
visited her aged father and other rela-
tives here and was ar attendant at camp
meeting.
Miss Allie Richards returned home
from the east, having spent vacation
with her sister. Also attended training
school when absent.
Chairman Hedge Larson of Coon,
was in the city on business yesterday.
He reports three crews of railroad grad
ers atwork in that town.
Advertised letters at the Viroqua
postoffice: Ole o. Svensy, Mr.. Jerry
Mueller, J. B. Brugler, j. W Robertson,
VIM. J. Kirk, Mrs. Viletta Wheeler
Heavy and constant rains of last
week cost farmers heavily in time and
damage. But let MS hope that they will
be repaid In good weather aid largely
increased garnering Of crops
When you want pair of stylish
es well as serviceabie shoes, remember
none equal the Sharood Il Crooks for
men and boys at the
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Dach had as
their guests the latters sister, Mrs. John
Dementh and three nieces from New
Hamptop, Iowa. The sisters had not
met for twenty y-tive years.
For sale cheap, fine house and lots
in this city, plenty of shade and fruit
trees, good location, sell all or separate
on easy terms. Be quick or you miss q
big bargain. Inquire at this office.
Mrs. Ella Cade, widow or the late
Roscoe Cade, received a check on Mon
da- for 81, 900 insurance carried by her
husband in the Ancient Workmen. Mr..
Cade carried the insurance less than one
year.
--Adolph Surenson, who has long been
a popular salesman in the grocery de-
parttnent at Ell. d. Williams 81 Co.'S
will take change of base to the Boston
Clothing House The place vacated
will be filled by Chester Minshall.
IF. E. STAN spent a couple of days
in the city He is about to reengage in
photography at La Crosse Whiles fol-
lowing that business in Viroqua, Mr..
STAN established reputation for good
woGk.
The Viroqua Shakespeare reading
circle will renew its work for the sea-
son, first meeting on the evening of Sep
tember u, with Miss Mary Rusk They
will take Richard Second for their first
reading, with Mrs Wilkins ss leader
AT Readstown Saturday night. a
farewell banquet was given to Post
master Reeve, who leaves for the west
tomorrow. 1t was the work of the bor.
ester society and thirty-two sat down to
tables in honor of the departing officer Of
that court
Captain T. J. Widvey. well known
La Crosse man has moved to st. Paul.
Capt Widyey has many acquaintences
and friends in Vernon. He canvassed
this county for the republicans few
campaigns since, speaking in the Nor
wegian language.
--Mordecai Appleman of Webster,
teacher for several years at different
points of the county, departed for Stew
ems Point on Monday, TO round ont his
educational accomplishments Elmer
Widmer of Rockton, returned TO the
same institution. He will graduate al
the close Of the. present year.
Corn is king and all eyes are turned
TO the king these days. The crop il
fn.ly as late or later than last year when
the early frost made partial or tota
failure of great many Vernon county
fields. At best the grain will ripen nm
evenly but If frost holds off few weeks
and If good warm weather can be hac
now, the local yield viii be large.
The CENSOR was pleased to receive
q call from Rev. A d. Chase of Water
town, South Dakota, who is paying {
visit TO his brother and the old friendI
of Retreat neighborhood where he 81
long lived and was prominent as farmer
minister and Politician. During hi
twenty yea residence il South Dakots
Mr. Chase he's teen honored with manl
stations of trnst and responsibility. no
| the least Of these as member of tn
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