Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-09-14
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-Fall plowing has commenced.

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Fall plowing has commenced.
Winter wheat seeding now in order.
The closing ont sale at The Boston
is now in full blast
Albert z. Swenson is down from Su-
perior for few days stay.
Rooms to rent to school girls In
| quire at Mrs. otarks residence.
Make The Boston clothing house
your headquarters during the fair week.
"A little son of Frank Eoggs of Lib
erty, fell from tobacco she4, breaking
| his arm,
| below factory prices at The Tate Mer-
camille Co.
For photos 90 to the Cottage studio,
work is unexcelled
Wanted, Hislop crabs and fall ap.
pies; butter and eggs for cash by G.. 81.
Clarke, at Dan Wises.
Buy your fall suit, over coat or fur
coat now and save four or five dollars on
it. THE BOSTON.
Miss Carrie Ingersoll leaves, today,
for Bowbells, North Dakota, where she
has land.
Former Congressman O. B. Thomas
of Prairie du Chen. was in the city on
legal business last Friday
While at the fair don't fail to have
your pictures taken at the Cottage
studio Satisfaction guaranteed.
Sim Hamilton Of Nebraska, is paying
visit to his brother and old friends
hereabouts, after long absence in the
west.
Mrs. Ben Morrison of Belvidere,
Illinois, is visiting relatives and former
neighbors in the city. She is recon.
panied by her children.
"A dollar saved is a dollar earned.
You can save from fifty cents to two
dollars on every dozen photos by having
them taken at the Cottage studio,
Mrs, ]. E. Tibbetts of Washington
D. c., is paying visit to her parents
Nj and Mrs. Arvin Chase at Red Mound
She is accompanied by a little daughter,
Room to rent to school girls with
privilege of using cook stove. Heat and
light furnished, One block from school.
For particulars inquire at CENSOR Of
fee.
Rev. Quick was caller on Satur-
day. The addition of Stoddard to his
circuit necessitates the removal of Mr..
Quick and family from Newton to Stod-
dard.
Special inducements during fair
week on mems and boys suits, oyercoats,
furnishing goods, hats, caps and shoes
Leading mems and boys outftters
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Mr. and Mrs. c. P Richardson of
Chippewa county, are here taking in
the fair and visiting the scenes they left
twenty-five years ago 11rs. Richard
son is sister Of Mrs John Norris
Ole T. Logan, one of the well-known
town Of Viroqua farmers, has purchased
the desirable Oscar Spellum cottage in
the Third ward. MIR. Logan expects to
rent his farm and move to this city in
he not distant future,
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Nelson and
children drove down from Sparta, Tues
| 6ay, to visit during the fair. They were
accompanied by Miss Addie Smith, who
has been in Sparta the past few weeks
The La Crosse Inter State fair will
be in full blast next week, and as is
usual, no doubt large crowds will at
tend from this county. The racing and
other features of the fair will be up to
the standard established there.
There were only few who visited
the stats fair from this section, but all
report big fair aud good time. Among
those in attendance were Mrs. r. Somer-
field Mrs John Heck, Miss Lucy Wig
anowsky, Mrs. Helen Thompson.
-Thos. P. Dewitt of Ross, celebrated
his S0th birthday last Wednesday, at
the home of his son Levi, on the old
homestead in Brush Hollow Most of
| the children were present. James De-
Witt and family Of Iowa were there.
Weather bureau caused telephone
messages to be send to every neighbor-
hood in Wisconsin announcing heavy
freeze for Tuesday night. Fortunately
clouds and wind prevented any damage
in this immediate vicinity. But IT was
very col
The Readstown Herald says stock
| holders have disposed of their tobacco
warehouse in that village to I. P. Earle,
who hes had the building leased four
years. We understand that it is his
! intention to increase the capacity by
building an addition or another ware
house.
Thomas Bowman and daughter of
Appaloni6, Gates county, are v'siting
relatives and friends in this r nifty
their old home. Mr.. Bowman is well
satisfied with his new home, but pleased
to get back here for visit He reports
a big potato and corn crop in Gates
county.
School opened with Prof. a, F.
Oakley of Madison, as principal, Miss
Althea Williams of Potosi, intermediate
instructor and Miss Mertie Graves OF
! Boscobel in charge of the primary
grades. This faculty comes to us wit
eminent recommendations and will we
do not doubt, accomplish creditable
work during the coming year. -DeSott
4 Argus.
Capt. VIM Riley of Genoa, was ir
the village Saturday, aud had restored
to him by L J. Miller a little gold
badge which had been lost over thirty
years ago. The badge was mementC
of the civil war, and was secured by tht
captain ut Washington, at the clcs OF
the conflict. 1t bore this inscription
WIN Riley, Co. l, 9th Wis Vol Inf.
Captain Riley was highly pleased to re
cover the relic. c.-DeSoto Argus.
La Fafge and Viola rifemen met OF
the Viola range Thursday Afternoon
, and Viola won tho matear hv y score o
? / 254 points, against PIG Il. j.. Farge. DR.
Butt Lew Marker end A. f. Drew
rarrasepted In Fz.rge and FL Calkins