Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-31
State fair next week.

along the line as rapidly as possible.
State fair next week.
Hunting season opens today.
Miss Stella E. Nuzum is at Tomah
DIR. and Mrs. J. II. Chase spent Sun
day at Viola.
| Gus Morterud is in the hub on bus
mess today.
Eyes tested and glasses fitted by J.
| w. Lucus at Towner's store.
The Synod aid society will meet al
8. Henden's Friday, September g.
Miss Hattie Stalls1uith Of Rockton
visited at the home Of l.. H Glenn.
Mrs. A. r. Peavy of Michigan, i:
visiting the Peavy families in this city
Mr.. end Mrs. Hunter of V. ola, passed
Sunday at the camp meeting grounds
DIR. Henika and J. w. Sutherland
were Readstown visitors in the city TO-
day.
Marion Baker of Harmony is har-
Vesting crops on his eighty of land near
Chase heights.
Miss Regina Groves came from
Madison to pass few days with old
school mates
Miss James, music teacher, is taking
months vacation, spending the period
elsewhere.
Miss Clara Glenn entertained her
Sunday school class at her nome on
Tuesday afternoon.
If you want first-class watch and
chain at very low price go to J. ".
Lucus jewelry store.
Miss Gertrude Rhodes of Man.
hatton, Kansas, is visiting at the home
Of lIrs. Philip Rhodes
Miss Ella Mason left Monday morn
ing for Redwing, Minnesota, to spend
the rest of the summer
Perry Brown and II. F. Butcher
two Of Valleys thriving farmers, are in
the city on business today.
Mrs Leavitt and Hettie Rusk are
spending the week at the home of AL
bert Rusk on Pleasant Ridge.
Mrs. Geo. NJ Wilgrubs Of Cashton,
spent several DAYS with her aged father
and other relatives in this city.
-Albon Lindemann is in New York
City selecting fine line of fal and win
ter goods for the Lindemann store.
Mrs. Geo. Fl. Clark has furnished
or unfurnishsd rooms for rent to high
school or business college students.
1t will pay you to bay your carpets
at our closing out sale.
THE TATE MERCANTILE Co
The newest, nobbiest line Of suits.
just the thing for the great fair.
TIE RTTTE FRONT STOpr
The Norwegian school picnic will
be held at the M. E. Tabernacle next
Sunday at 1890 a. m. Services in the
afternoon. All are invited
Escaped from the Nuzum pasture,
August 30. black mare and colt. Finder
please notify me NEIL MCHENRy
Vircqus, Porter farm.
IF you are desirous of saving money
you can do so best by buying your
goods at our closing out sale,
THE TATE MERCANTI LIE Co.
Mr. Chas. A. Ray of Bridgewater.
South Dakota, native of Blooming
dale section, has been renewing scenes
y other days, after an abse nee of
twenty eight years
Mrs. b. F. Norris will have open
for inspection next Friday and Sa.ur-
day, the fine fresh stock of millinery
recently selected for the fall trade.
Ladies invited to lhspe.G same.
John Kendall Joined the ministerial
delegation to the West Wisconsin con.
ference at Baraboo Mr. Kendall ex-
poets to take regular station from the
Tor work the coming year
When you plan your trip to the st.
Louis Fair remember that you will need
two tickets railroad ticket and one of
those Travellers accident tickets which
You can obtain of John Dawson & Co
Do it now.
Herman Grotophorst, a mem ber Of
the state board, visited the county house
recently and seemed very much pleased
with the management of that institu.
tion. He said there was only one other
county house in the state that was bet
ter equipped and cared for than ours.
The Masonic half-century Jubilee
held by Sparta lodge last Friday, claim
ed attention and attendance of goodly
number of brothers of the order and
their ladies from this place, accompan-
led by the band. 1t was at occasion hap
PLY celebrated by Sparta brethren
j. w Thayer La Fargo business
man. with his family, passed Sunday in
the city. While here Mr.. Thayer pur-
chased the two northeast lots in the
Park hotel block from d. T. Fortney
1t is his purpose to remove here and
open woodward, buy and sell hard
wood timber.
Mr.. J. NJ Denning arrived from
Council Bluffs, today, to make arrange
ments for internent of his mothers re-
mains in Liberty Pole cemetery, which
will occur Thursday, conducted by R3v.
G. W Nuzum The Dennings were
former residents Of Franklin The
mother died at Esterville, Iowa.
City council, at Tuesdays session.
allowed 500 80 for street work, $40 TO A.
D. Helgeson for implements. referred
assessors bill for services to the CITY at
torney, appointed H. E. Demander spec
ial police for fair ground section during
fair, referred to committee on water
application TO extend FIRE protection
water main to old fair grounds.
Piano tuner, g. C. Bettcher, will be
at'H G. Skow' store September 1st and
2nd Any who desire expert work in
tunir & and tune regulating / recommend
Mr. Bettcher ] also know that Mr..
Bettcher is a first class piano tuner and
regulator, having served a greater por-
ton of his life in factory work Please
leave orders at II. {, Shows music and
undertaking store, on south Main street.
The band excursion to the Wiscon-
sin Dells next Sunday. promises 20 be
an enjoyable and profitable Sightseeing
affair, besides If is hoped that it viii