Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-08-26
. IA .7g6om Sow friends and YslgA6ors. :
Wall pager al Towner's.

"a LIOWn6r 8.
= piece water set with tray, 80 cent
lat Towner's.
LEO piece dinner set $499 at Tow
sner's. See ad.
4 Justice Toney made business triI
to Soldiers Grove
MIR. Morris, a relative is visiting a.
the home of August Smith.
Prices way down on fine china al
Towner's. Won't last long.
4 MIR. Henry Toms of Richland Cen
&ter, has been visiting in the city.
q Miss Lydia Gross of Necedah, is in
8the city the guest of Mary CofSand.
4 Miss Miriam Hayes is home after q
months visit at Madison and elsewhere.
Mrs Myrtle Severson is at Baraboo
visiting the Franklin family, former
Presidents here.
IF you are going 20 paint anything
S9ecure your paint Of Towner, and you
will not regret it.
Judge Mahoney is at Prairie du
Chen to hold court for Judge Curran
In some special case
Boot and shoe repairing promptly
guson's harness shop.
w. d Maeby came from Viola last
Saturday, to meet his wife, who had
been in La Crosse hospital
Joseph Pennell was called to Chi
|cago today by dispatch announcing
|the sudden death of brother.
The special offer for Saturday Even
ling Post holds good for Aug % or 30.
3Order now of Master Lee Rayner.
New stock of fall and vinter sweat
| ers, the nobbiest to be seen In the city.
BLUE FRONT STORE.
Arthur Cory is spending some time
here with relatives. He recently grad
|uated from M the blind institution at
GAINESVILLE.
III. 81. Buchanan received 5000 as
Indemnity in the Mystic Workers for
fractured arm Victor Lind received
800 for broken collar bone.
Miss Anna Sviggum is visiting at
The home of J. L. Clawson, near Chase
burg. She win also visit friends at La
Crosse beford returning home.
Just received, new stock Of the fa-
mor,s Adler oyercoats. The best and
pme I stylish manufacture of overcoats
in the world. BLUE Front STORE.
Mrs. Fl. a. Myers and children, who
have been visiting the DcDwitt families
and other relatives here for some time,
departed for there Kansas home to-day.
"A jolly bus load of people consisting
of the Dewitt, Gorsuch and Seal famil-
les drove TO Ross on Sunday. A reunion
OF relatives at John DeWitt's was the
attraction. "a
-Boscobel fair, Sept 80 and Oct. 1-2.
The speed program viii consist entirely
of running races; the big event being a
business mans derby with purse of
$500.
Another big pearl was found in the
river near Prairie du Chen by clam
mer. 1t is a perfect gem, weighs over
100 grains, and sold to local dealer at
81, 900.
Mrs. James NJ Smith, daughter
Hattie and Master Harry, returned last
Thursday from an extended visit at Nc
Connellville. Ohio, and are pleased to
be among old friends again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Tewalt of Water
loo, Iowa, arrived in the city today and
will spend week or two visiting the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Tewalt. Roy is a motorman on the
street car live of Waterloo.
Every man, woman and child with
in radius of fifty miles of Viroqua
should attend this years biggest county
fair, September Is, rs. II, IS. The
Is striving to make this
years fair positively one Of the best fairs
in the eatire state
Roy Primmer, who has been in the
grocery department at Tates store the
past year, leaves for Mason City, Iowa,
tomorrow, to accept position in a
wholesale Grocery house. Roy is q
faithful, uc.!snt young man, and future
success is prophesied for him.
Three months free tuition. Free
books and stationery. Positions for all
students who excel. This Is ourispecial
offer TO students who make arrange
ments for entering during August. For
beautiful catalogue containing the por-
traits Of an army Of graduates now hold
ing first-class positions, address Wiscon-
sln Business University, La Crosse, Wis.
The Hillsboro Sentry says that Wal
ter Shreve of Greenwood township had
the misfortune to be severely injured
while painting for B. Borlen near Yuba.
He fell about twenty-ive feet from the
top of ladder to the ground breaking |
his left hip and receiving severe bruises |
about his body. 1t will be some time |
before he can be brought to his home in |
the town Of Greenwood.
Mr.. c. II. Munro was caller from |
on Monday He recently |
from seven months sojourn in |
California, where he took plenty of time |
to visit all points of interest. He says |
the most wonderful of the many natural |
of that state are the big |
trees. some of which he knew by actual |
to be thirty three feet in |
diameter and four hundred feet high.
"A San Diego paper announces the
death of the eldest son Of Jud, se and |
Mrs w. J. Mossholder, aged twenty |
years, after brief sickness. The Moss |
holders were former well-known Yer
non county young people, teachers in |
the public schools Their grief will be |
shared by many who knew them in the |
olden times, and numerous others who |
have accepted their generous hospitality |
IN visits to the golden state. Mr.. Moss |
holder is prominent in the law. educa- |
tion and IS citizen in his home city. |
His wife's name was Jennie Prentice be-
fore marriage
Professor A. r. Hohlfeld, head of
the department Of German h the state
arrived from Madison Moa-
day evening While in the city he was
the guest of Rev. and Mrs 7. a Good
night and son The latter and professor
Hohlfeld are ardent advocates Of the srt