Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-08-05
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county on business.
Prices way down on fine cSina at
/ Towner's. Won't last long.
For sale good fresh COW, part
Jersey. Inquire of M. J, Westphal.
Miss Alice Carnpba.. of Cishton, is
visiting her sister, hrs. Ernest Brown
The Ontario newspaper, the Obser-
yer, closed mp shop with last weeks
issue.
MIR. and Mrs, Sargent leave for a
| vacation at Lansing, La Crosse and other
places.
Mrs. frankie Bronson, daughter Of
J. J. Willsey, is visiting her parents in
this city.
Mrs. A. L. Mcintosh of La Crosse,
Is visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Thos Ellefson.
IF You have Dutchess apples to sell,
see Casson d Thompson. We are max
ing contracts nov.
Miss Gertrude johnson Of Sparta,
-isited the first part of the week with
Mrs. Mary Lillis and family.
Mrs. Thos. Thompson and little son
OF Anaconda, Montana, are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Edwards.
The Norwalk News had brief ex-
istance, suspending publication last
week after ten months existence.
Deputy County Clerk Bu.lie Moore
passed Saturday and Sunday at his home
in the eastern section of the county.
Mrs. T. J. Snodgrass of River Falls,
was in this city and at Cashton for a
brief visit with numerous relatives.
Free painless extraction of teeth at
Hotel Fortney, Monday, August TO-
Bad cases solicited See ad In this pa
per.
"A young dentist has registered at
the Soldiers Grove home of DR.. Fred
Barney, formerly of this city.
DIR. G. s. Smith of Elroy, paid a
business and social visit to this city on
Thursday last He was the guest of II.
P. Proctor.
TIE Viroqua base hall team will in
all probability play game during the
Sparta fair against the Tomah Indians
or some other good team.
Mrs Viola M. Bliss, former Viro-
qua school girl and teacher, is at the
head of the stenographic department OF
the Stockton, California, commercial
college.
"A lawn sociable win be given at the
residence of Jos. Omundson on Tuesday
evening next by the Christian Endeavor-
ers. Ice cream and cake, 10 cents.
Everybody invited.
The M. E. church building at
Springville Will be ready for service
next Sunday morning as all the re-
modelling work on the building will be
completed this week.
Fred Gesia spent Sunday and Mon
day in this city visiting his mother, Mrs.
Frank Peters. Fred came here from
Camp Douglas where he has been in
camp with the Second Wisconsin Ma
tional Guards.
Mrs. L. W. Ady of this city, has
found distinction as prize winner on
meritorious essay written on Washing
ton City, ID. G. 1t was the Ladies'
Home Journal we believe, that gave
her the cash award
Andrew Hauge and family of Coon
Valley, visited at the home of the for
mer's brother, c. N Hauge In this city,
for couple days. Mr.. Hadge has sold
his farm and leaves this week to settle
in the state of Oregon.
Worthy Matron, Mrs. J. r. Spellum,
announces that there will be no meet
ings Of Viroqua Eastern Star Chapter
during the month of August. The sec
ond Tuesday night in September will be
reopening date, when there will be de.
gree work.
Don't miss the free outside exhibi-
tion before the opening of the doors of
the great Reno and Alvords combined
shows. 1t is worth going miles to see.
Doors open at lilo and 7:15 p m. Per-
formance one hour later. Admission
Is and % cents.
Seth Smith reports hard battle
with rattlesnake recently He was on
the road between this city and DeSoto
and met the snake near the Angel farm.
After repeated attempts he managed to
kill him with club. He measured five
feet in length and carried nine ratties.
Charley Peters will make tour OF
the northern part Of the state, starting
on August 20. He will be exhibited at
Marshfield and many other northern
towns. Charley is 13 years of age and
Is certainly the heaviest boy in the
world. The CENSOR wishes him good
luck in this venture.
The following unique advertisement
recently appeared in the columns of the
Portland, Me, Argus "Stold or rund
away-been loose him bout two tree
weeks, hees almost black and white dog
him tail cut off pretty close TO my body
and somebody find her belong to him,
keep it. Joe Bordeam.
"A Marshfield ieweler. pleased at the
birth OF baby in his family has adyer-
tised TO give every baby born in the
county during the month of August, a
solid gold ring, the only condition being
that the mothers call at his store to get
the ring for the baby 1t Is novel ad-
vertisement and should be winner
w. d. Lind, wife and children and
Mr.. Lind's father and mother of Hills
boro, left Tuesday morning for an ex-
tended trip through the great west.
They viii visit Milwaukee and Chicago
foI a few days aud then go straight to
Colorado where thcy will spend q week
sightseeing around Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pixies Peak. After this
they go to Yellowstone Park and view
the scenery there for few days and
then push on TO San Francisco for two
weeks soiourn. Mr.. Lind's health has
been very poor of late and 1t Is hoped by
his many friends that he will be greatly
benefited. The party will return some
time in September
Two former Vernon county boys
|So have made business and political
advances in the west of late years are
II. J. and K s. Ramsett, who are at
r,roaant vfsitiuv af the old RFistoxV home