Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-03
next Saturday.

Camp meeting in two weeks.
Otto Brown spent the past week in
Chicago.
Miss Lulu Love is visiting at Lam
caster and DeSoto.
-viroqua Woodmen have placed an
organ in their hall.
Next Saturday is caucus day
throughout Vernon county.
John Parr has gone to Lindsay TO
visit relatives and find employment.
Master Henry Karn fell and frac-
tured the bones in his right shoulder.
For sale, choice farm joining the
city of ViroIua. Enquire Of Ed. Lind
DR., Barney has moved with his fam
lily from Cashton to North Freedom
DIR. Schreiner was in TIE city on
Sunday in consultation with DR.. Suttle
-Brookville aid society will meet
with Mrs. II. #, Swain, August 18th.
All invited.
"A little son came to the home Of
Deputy Postmaster Reed Hunt, last
Thursday.
"A sack of mans clothing awaits an
owner at this office, found on the road
south of Viroqua.
Gays Mills is TO have bank GA,
Sherwood of Mt. Sterling is to b. cash
ier and manager.
Prof. S. E. Pearson arrived from
Lancaster, Saturday evening, to assist
in institute work.
Superintendent Wilkins attended
the great sangerfest gathering in Mil
waukee last week
Harry Woolford departed for his
Washington home after spending sew
eral weeks with relatives.
For sal, a fine full blooded Here
ford heifer cali, three months old. En-
quire Of Mrs. S. b Gorsline
DIR. J. Fl. Cha and Henry E. Rog
ers, Jr., are seeing the sights at the
worlds greatest show in st. Louis
Watch repairingin all its intri ca
cies correctly and properly done by ]
w. Lucus, the jeweler at TowHer's
store.
The pacing mare of Will Linde-
mann is entered in two of the fast races
at the Hillsboro fair, to be held next
week.
&C. D. Alexander, accompanied by
his niece, Allie Alexander, left for st.
Louis, Monday evening, to see the big
sights for ten days
Late for breakfast? We have a
good alarm cloak cheap which viii wake
the sleepiest cook.
Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
w. P. Thompson and daughter of
Nebraska, who spent month with old
neighbors and relatives started on their
homeward journey last Wednesday.
Pearl Brye left for South Dakota, on
Saturday, to spend the season il he finds
an agreeable position. For five years
he has been in the employ of William
Webb.
Every republican should attend his
party caucus next Saturday. BY SO do
ing he will have q voice in naming the
county and legislative officers for the
coming term.
The letter of acceptance Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt is published in today's
CENSOR. 1t was delivered in response
to the committee announcement notify
ng him officially of his denomination.
in the matter of prescribing and
fitting glasses we are specialist A. b.
Stevens optician and refractionist at
Joseph Boehrer's, jeweler, Wednesday
and Thursday next August 10 and II.
There is difference in buying cheap
goods and good goods that are cheap,
Our offerings are good, and when we
give bargain it is for the purpose of
making yon acquainted with the house
that saves you money.
Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Rev Frank Nuzum, Mrs. Thos J.
Snodgrass, Mrs. Grubb Mrs. Toulke and
Others of the Nuzum kin are at the old
home At the Methodist church, last
Sunday morning, there were twenty-five
Nuzums who joined in the service Frank
Nuzum occupied the pulpit at tho even
ing service.
In the CENSOR today is published
calls for the democratic congressional
and county conventions to be held in
this city, the former August 25th, and
the county meeting August 18th. The
latter will name candidates to he sup
ported for county officers, elect delegates
to the senatorial, congressional and
state conventions.
While 1T Camp Douglas Rev. But
ters, regimental chaplain, performed
the ceremony which made one of the La
Crosse company members, and a young
lady of the same city, man and wife. II
was novelty in camp and military
life. The interested parties were Fred
Baum and Miss Helen Paul
Teachers at institute are as numer
Gus as busy bees in honey sc sson. Moth
ing is more commendable in this worlC
than this striving for information tina
will give power to impart knowledge
and right doing to the rising generation
Virodua citizens welcome and congrat
ulate the young people who come amons
us from every neighborhood throughou
Vernon county.
While at Pitts lrg, Pa, recently
Harry Light of Boscobel, who frequent
" buys horses in Viroqua was kickel
in the mouth by horse All of hi
front teeth on both upper and lowe
laws were knocked out and his gum
were badly bruised, and he was render
ed unconscious for time He was abb
to 90 home TO Boscobel, although nc
entirely well.
DIR. Brewer has built up an excelien
reputation in this portion Of the state
and has a constantly increasing practice
This is as it should be- for he Is an hoI
orable and thoroughly educated phys
clan and has had many years OF e.
perience in the treatment OF chronlc dl
eases, 10 which he devotes his who
time and attention. IuvRlids wc1 Al
seeking for health should see DIR Brewt
1T Hotel Edwards, in this city on We'
nesday, August 10th.