Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16
FAIR is EXTENDED

i Inc regular program VIII De carried
ont each day.
At this writing Wednesday morning
there are more attractions on tht
grounds than at any previous fair
Something to please everybody, youns
and old
In all departments entries are large
Time for closing entries will b. Thurs
day noon.
In the racing department. the stables
are Euu of swift animals and there will
be no lack Of interest and excitement.
Viroqua and Soldiers Grove bal
teams will contest fer purse of $50 al
one o'clock on Friday Both teams
have fortified themselves with strong
men and first-class game will be sure,
Theatre all week.
Fair is extended through Saturday.
MARY Hicok has her sewing shop at
her home.
Druggist Johnson was in Chicago
on business.
special headquarters for school sup
plies at Towners.
+-Remember the fair is extended
through Saturday
Examine the new Psjamas and night
shirts at the Boston.
Bert Tainter came from Chicago
for fair and vacation.
Miss Alma Lee of Westby, did shop.
ping e this city en- Saturday last.
Lost, lady's gold watch. Please re-
turn to Martin 81 Kuebler's store.
--Fpr TORNADO INSURANCE call on
che John Dawson & Co. Agency, Viroqua
Water tumblers and tin covered
jelly glasses cents each at Towner's
The fair is on, likewise good bust
ness at the Boston Clothing House.
Perry Hayes is here from Lindsey
visiting old friends aud taking in the
fair
Miss Anna Haugh left last Thurs
day for Utica, Dane county, where she
will teach.
The ladies will find a very choice
assortment of ready. .to-wear hats at the
Bon Ton.
Battle Island assembly next week,
commencing Friday and continuing
over Sunday.
The new Kohn Bros. clothing at
the Boston is pleasing all good dressers,
because they fit.
The new Monarch shirts in stiff and
soft bosoms and flannel soft shirts have
arrived at the Boston.
Ladies Aid society of the United
Lutheran church VIII meet with Mrs.
G. Solverson September 24.
Your cash will buy little more
and little better goods al the Boston
than at any long credit store.
viii P. Gorslice and wife of Chi
cago, spent Sunday and Monday at their
parental homes in this city.
Mrs. J. w. Miller and daug hter
Cornelia, on Monday. departed for
Leavenworth, Kansas, to spand the win
fer
Miss Edith Shanks returned yester-
day from Waukon, Iowa. She will sc-
cept position as cashier at F. NJ. Tow
ner's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Bennett spent
several days visiting relatives at Lans-
ing and Waukon, Iowa, making the
trip by train
Mrs. L. W. Ady of this city, is
again a winner of a nice cash prize Of
fered by the Ladies' Home Companion,
for puzzle solving
Lost, Saturday. September 9Th near
or west of Liberty Pole, pair of gold
bowed spectacles; in a black case. If
found leave at a. ID. Williams store,
and receive reward,
Hon Hugh Porter of Wood county,
arrived in the city this morning. He
has purchased the John Huschka farm
four miles east of this city. Considera-
tion for the so acres IS, 600.
For sale, thoroughbred Barred Ply
mouth Rock pullets and cockerels. My
breeding pen comprises some of the best
strains in the country. Call on or ad-
dress E. L. CHILDs, OnalaskH, Wis.
"A fishing party consisting of Har-
mon Hanchett George Cunningham,
Knute Mattison and others, spent a
week ON the Mississippi. They had
some success and enjoyed the outing.
Congressman and Mrs Babcock,
Col. Henry Casson and wife, Bank Ex-
aminer and Mrs. NJ G. Bergh, arrived
in the city Tuesday evening and will
spend the balance of the week the guests
of Viroqua friends
A telephone war is being waged in
Sparta Representatives of the Bell
line have been there for the past week,
soliciting business with the view OF es-
tablishing rival 10 the Monroe county
exchange They are Offering reduced
rates.
AT Springville. Saturday, Septem-
ber 26, M. Farmland will sell at auction,
all his personal property, preparatory
TO removal to Hudson, where he has
purchased a small farm within the cor
porstion limits of the city.
Mr.. Otto Otteeon has purchased the
interests of his late partner, Joseph Pull
yer, in the extensive furniture aud un-
dertaking business in this city. Mr.. OF
teson Is popular tradesman and is COM
petent and financially able to manage
the large business.
Miss Grace Graham recently assis-
tant In the woman's gymnBssum at
the University Of Wisconsin, desires to
organize physical training classes In Vi
roqua. The first meeting will be held
Tuesday evening, Sept. the 23rd. La
dies and girls are cordially invited to at
tend,
AT the conclusion Of the late re-
union of the Kickapoo valley veterans
association held at La Fargo, 1t was de-
cided TO meet at Readstown next sea-
son Following persons were made Of
hcers: John Switzerland. president;
Achilles Ewers, secretary; Mr.. Bring
ham, treasurer all of Readstown. Henry
Gardner of Viola, was made chaplain
The Ontario Post drum corps was made
psrmantly the official band Of the asso-
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