Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-08

Wall paper at Towner's.
New straw hats at the Boston.
Paints of all kinds at Towner's.
Western Wisconsin Land d Loan Co.
w f. Fisher has been in northern
Wisconsin
-Miss Mable Groves returned from
Milwaukee,
-Perfumery, toilet soap and articles
at Towner's.
The honey crop of this section will
be great this year.
Go to c. A. Nelson's for your ice
cream and lunches.
"A Baldwin and wife returre ed from
their Iowa outing on Friday,
Mems neat, nice new shoes at the
Boston Cash Clothing store.
Veteran Squire Roberts was caller
from Otter Vale on Thursday last.
Sale prices hold good until July 4th
at the Boston Cash Clothing House.
Fred Geise visited his mother in
this city, coming from Michigan.
rl-R. B. Morrison spent the Fourth
with his son and family near Ontario.
Mrs Jos Pennell and daughter are
spending the week in La Crosse, visiting
friends
Girls wanted by the Hotel Law La
Crosse. Apply at once, personally or
by letter.
June 1st there werein good stand
ing III, 1868 members in the Modern
Woodmen of America.
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shirts there are none better tnan the
Boston can show you.
Editor Munson went to Prairie du
Chen yesterday on business that will
detain him for two or three days.
Remember we are not saying much.
hut we are doing the clothing business
just the same BLUE FRONT STORE.
Mrs. Ed. M. Minshall and little son
are visiting at the nome of Mrs. Min
shalls mother and old home in Mime
sofa
Mrs Rob. Clarke and child are visi-
ting relatives at WATERFOWL Wis Mrs.
Hamp Miller and little daughter accom-
panied them.
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Perkins and
children came down from Cashton,
Thursday, TO spend the Fourth at F. w.
Alexander's.
Swain Olson has opened boot and
shoe repair department in b. +. Fergu-
sons harness shop. Swain is 'cobbler"
of long years standing.
There will be an ice cream social at
Mrs. Frank beavers, near Brookville,
Saturday evening, July 18th, for benefit
of Rev. Kline Everyone is invited.
Mrs. Phillip Rhodes is spending sew
eral weeks in Chicago. Mrs. Carrie Tate
accompanied her mother to Chicago to
spend the Fourth and visit her sister
-Yesl A. J. Johnson keeps the best
medicine that was ever in Viroqua It's
III w, Barker's Cough Catarrh, Con-
amption Remedy. Try it, nothing like
The Sunday school rally and picnic
announced for an earlier day. at Cen
tral store, in the town of Wheatland,
has been postponed until Tuesday, July
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Friday and Saturday nights were
made hideous by the continuous snap
and bang of the little and giant fire.
crackers But then the glorious Fourth
comes only once year.
Rev. G. w. Nuzum is never idle.
This season, besides looking after his
dairy. farm and other interests, finds
time 30 take care of bees, from which
he produces honey. Local editors learn
this last item by testing the sweetness
from b. apiary.
The CENSOR is in receipt of a Liv-
erpool paper sent by Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
viii ans 1t reports the arrival there
on June Goth of THE Lueania, the fine
boat on which they crossed the Atlantic
The paper reports wonderful thrush
of visitors to Europe the pre- sent season.
The cry for farm help continues to
he more and more each day. The farm
ers have commenced their haying and
sufficient help cannot be procured to care
for the same. Kansas alone Is calling Tor
2S 900 men to harvest her crops. AS II
natural result of the shortage wages
have gone skyward. Men arc getting
S25 IT, $50 per month bT - year and
day laborers for the harv are offered
81. so and board.
1t sounds odd to read Jur country
steamers being obliged abandon the
trade thus early in the season. but re-
ports from the north say that if heavy
rains do not fall in August. large boats
Will be unADle 10 TShCu Oh L dui' oChltb
" any rain has fallen in the upper cOunt
nv since March which explains the mat
ter Two weeks ago the river was bank
fuII aud more Lansing Mirror
An anxious inquirer wants to know
wby a newspaper is like woman The
various answers given are: 1T has tc
have someone to run it Because both
have to be known to be appreciated
"8acause both nave TO be pressed he
cause il sometimes changes its dress anC
tells tales The correct answer Is: he
csuse every man should have one OF hh
own and not be running arorHd afte
his neiobbor's "-Fairchild observer.
"A month since the CENSOR mad
mention of the escape from prison II
Chicago, of Lewis w Stabelin, who wa
held on charge of forging orders oI
Wells. Fargo q Co Ii appears tina
Stabelin did not make his escape iron
the premises, but found a close hldln
place in one of the obscure department
of the grounds When discovered h
was nearly famished, having done with
ont food or drink for seven days IIe'
is noted ~ being one of the sieekes
birds in the crook business. He has IA
profession down to science
AT Hillshoro las, week the sni
began against farmer in ,onneefle
with sale tf q company hoTse. wa
discontinued on part Of the horse con
pany which brought the action In
probably CLOSES the litigation concerl
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