Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-09-07
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Mrs. Kenyon Of Sparta, is CUES
of Mrs. Mullen.
Make the Blue Front Store your
home during the fair
The Norwegian Lutheran college al
Galesville opens next Tuesday.
Mrs. J. H Frazier of Viola, was the
guest Of Viroqua friends the Grst OF the
week
Merchant G. M. Sandon of Ontario,
accompanied by his wife are at the
Worlds Fair.
-Assemblyman Dahl and wife of
Westby, are this week attending the st.
Louis exposition.
w. S. Waters and wife started,
Tuesday, for an extended visit at New
kirk, Oklahoma.
George Stokes and helper have been
at Liberty Pole plastering the new resi-
dence of Sidney Higgins,
-Cfrocers Casson 81 Thomson shipped
carload of transcendent apples to
western market last Saturday
-Travelingman Sherman Me Yey
called on customers and numerous
friends in this city last Thursday,
Lewis Anderson Of Soldiers Grove,
was in town on Friday, bringing his
daughter here enroute for La Crosse.
Chairman Kapanke and Mr. Len
sor were callers from Hamburg, yester-
day, being in attendance upon probate
conrt.
Mr.. Bates and wife of GAINESVILLE,
were in the city guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. e Gorsuch, for two days The ladies
are cousins.
"A. B. Stevens optician of La Crosse
will bit at Joseph Boehrer's .ieweler, next
Wednesday and Thursday, September
14th and 18th.
An unusual num1er of Vernon
county young men will attend st. Olaf
college at Northfield Minnesota, the
coming school year
--Escaped from the Nuzum pasture,
August 80 black mare and colt Finder
please notify me. NEIL MCHENRY
Viroqua, Porter farm
Miss Emma Plough is at her desk
again in the Tate store, after months
absence at her Indiana home, the
Worlds Fair and Chicago.
For sale, two spring colts and q
number Of young cows. Terms 70 suit
purchaser on negotiable notes Address
Elvy J. jennings, Viroqua.
AT the democratic state convention
jackson Silbaugh of Viroqua, was made
a member of the state central committee
for the Third congressional district
There will be gospel meetings at
the White Dove school house next sun
day at 2;3G p. M, conducted by Martin
Moen of Viroqua. All are welcome.
Broken prices! If not in the middle
they are nearly sc, and offer chance for
buyers seldom found in such qualities
and styles. Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweier.
Big game awaits the man who hunts
for 1T. Note the good things IN our
store Buy now and you will buy again
later on. Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler
Mr.. James s. Cass Of Sumner, Iowa,
came to attend the funerai of his sister,
Mrs, John Denning He reports very
favorable crop conditions in Iowa this
season
Continuous heavy rains are said to
have caused considerable rot in the po
tato crop of this community. Can't
stand another winter of high priced
tubers and bread.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Hyde of Vast
Lima. and Mr., and Mrs, A. G. Getty of
La Fargo, spent Saturday and Sunday
at Geo. g. Fishers Mrs. Hyde is ais
ter of Mr.. Fisher.
The band excursion to the l'ells,
last Sunday, had fine day for the trip,
and those who went report an enjoy
able time. Not the usual crowd went
from Viroqua, and 1G5 all told We're
taken off the branch.
Lost, on road between Adams
Branch and Ole T, Fortney's, in Frank
lin, September 3, light weight black
overcoat Town bridge contracts in
pocket Of same. Finder will please
leave at CENSOR Office
Sight made perfect. We render
faulty eyes perfect by scientifically fit
ted glasses. A. B. Stevens, optician and
refractionist, at Joseph Boehrer's jaw
eler fair week, Wednesday and Thurs
day, September IA and Is.
Editor and Mrs. Bum and Mrs. An
drew Lee OF Westhy, were in the city
Monday afternoon, visiting and shop
ping, They were accompanied by Miss
Vera Ingalls, of Whitehall. who is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Bum
Carl Hagen, rural carrier on one Of
the WestbY routes, was caller on Fri
day He tells the CENSOR that he visits
140 patrons, all except two being Skan-
dinavian- Americans, and that the ex-
cepsions are Bohemian families
One Of the hardest rain storms this
vicinity has experienced this season ac-
companied by frightful lightning and
perfect cannonading OF thunder, pre-
vailed Thursday afternoon and till past
midnight. 1t was the most alarming
storm for the year.
Wanted, another car of Transcen-
dent crabs We will pay 30 cents per
bushel for hand picked crabs Don't
bring them in bags, haul them loose
This offer is good until Friday night
this week. CAssON & THOMPSON,
At depot.
The town board of 9nklin has
inst accepted four iron bri,iges recently
completed. two with 16-foot spans, two
2O-foot They are located across Adams
Branch. one south Of Liberty Pole, one
east of Clouse Bowe's place, one near
Herman Thompsons.
Potatoes are cheap in juneau county,
the Necedah Republican says The
shipment of early potatoes will be
started next week, about ten days earlier
than usual Unless the market takes
strong upward turn the opening price
will not be very much above the quar-
ter of dollar mark.
L. r. Gaines and John Joyce were
called to the farm of Mthias Hanson,
North Springville. 10 straighten 96-
e,.A t.l. 80, ,y,.a .l,a4 s4.as blnvr-si from