Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-09
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--Ha1nES OF all KINDS Ab lOWgiot b )
Western Wisconsin Land & Loan Co.
Vernon County fair Sept. 15 to IS.
Buy your new Fall hat at the Bos-
ION.
-Perfumery. toilet soap and articles
ait Towner's.
- piece water set with tray, 80 cents
at Towner's.
-1OJ piece dinner set s4.99 at Tow
ner's. See ad.
Blue Front: The popular nensf and
boys outfitters,
Blue Front: Sets the styles In
nobby suits and oyercoats
Prices way down on fine china at
Towners. Won't last long.
Call at the Boston and see the new
Fall suits now on exhibition in the wiz
dow.
We are told that potatoes are' rot
ting in the ground, caused by con anu-
Gus rains
The Kohn make is the best msade
mems suits Look for them at the
Boston. ..4
-GaIesyille Lutheran college opens
next Monday. Over one huadred pupils
are registered.
Blue Front: The highest grade
suits, overcoats, hats, shoes and furnish
ings in the city. "a
The person who borrowed from the
CENSOR Office our county atlas, win
kindly return at once.
Nothing except bad weather can
prevent the GREATEST and best fair in the
history of Vernon county, next week
The new kovel now building in La
III L %r.dI ux.HD
in honor of the first mayor OF La Crosse.
Register of Deeds Mork went to
Chippewa Falls Thursday, to represent
Viroqua Methodist church in confer
ence.
Anna Tally has sold her residence
property in Third ward to Kristine Moe.
The Vernon County Land company me-
gotiated The SALE
Prof. Chorlog, an ins tructor at Gale
college has resigned his position and
will study medicine at Milwaukee, COM
.mencing with the fall term.
Attorney Ray B. Graves passed
Sunday in this city with his father and
family. He recently returned from a
months tour of the Pacific states.
During fair week we shall offer 300
pair ladies shoes sll styles and feathers,
regular $3. 30 to IA. DO values, at " w.
W. F. LINDEMANN 81 Co.
Seth Smith and family left Monday
for weeks recreation at Lancaster,
where Mr.. Smith has a brother living
They will attend the Lancaster fair
Miss Lena Striegel of Bergen, one
of the live lady teachers of the county,
has gone to Superior to attend normal
school. Also Ida Wettie Of Viroqua
Mrs. T. G. Norris has returned
from the city with choice line of mil
linery In the latest designs. Ladies of
Viroqua and vicinity are invited TO call.
AT Prairie du CHEN, recently, Jul-
ius Anderson, late of this city, now in
business at Mt Sterling was married
to Miss Cora Bell Phillips of the same
place
John Fl. Bean had the misfortune to
pierce the fieshy part of his right hand
with a tobacco spear while working on
his Sterling farm. It is ragged and
painful wound.
Carl Peterson and wife aud Miss
Alma Peterson were in the city from
Soldiers Grove, last Wednesday. taking
the train heret to attend the Coe-Lane
wedding at Cashton.
Theron w. Bean came from Chi
cago and is visiting at the old home near
Retreat and in this community. He
holds the responsible position of cashier
in the Chicago postotfice.
DIR. Coomes, the La Crosse optician
and specialist, is at Hotel Fortney again
for a few days. Now is the time to get
your eyes fitted without paying for
tune TO some unknown fake.
Mrs. ]. J. Willsey returned home
from a La Crosse hospital on Friday
last, where she was operated on for can
Ger, which extended from the right ear
down to her neck and shoulder.
Hon Hugh Porter of Wood county,
was in the city last Friday, enroute to
his former home In Crawford county,
for visit among old neighbors MIR.
Porter says he is well pleased with bis
new location.
The city band departs for Milwsi.
kee tonight, where state fair ongsge-
ment keeps them two days. That the
organization viii acquit itself with
credit to itself and the town none can
doubt.
During the fierce storm of last Fri
day morning lightning struck and FIRE
destroyed the largt hay barn on the
farm of n, J. Slack, west of Liberty
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hay. A loss of 5000, with half the
amount of Insurance.
With its. customary enterprise and
accuracy, the La Crosse Chronicle, dur
ing last week. published daily the do
ings" at Battle Island Assembly, going
somewhat into detail over affairs. When
it is known to everybody thatno session
was held by the association, a fair esti-
mate of the Chronicles service can be
formed, for this section at least.
AMONG those are on the grand
Jury to try Uni tes cases at La
Crosse this mon gee T. Graves and
VIM. Garrett Among those
who will ser petit jury are
Toreer Fort l. S. Hamilton of
Virooua. s. aan, La FARCE p.
e Nelson Adams of Cashtop,
Peter He ocmingdale, Fred P.
Bean of re.t
TT service in the Meth
odist Springville next Sun
day Brookville In the after.
nos fty Pole in tie evening.
c. sof the different congre-
9 the public generally, will
.stor Kline.on his return to
HE purpose was to attend
e ensuing year, but because OF
s~a solicitation of teis people, con
70 return, defering his higher
on 70 future year.