Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-09-21

ecurity, Inquire or Butt q Butt.
Mems. womens and childrens' shoes
below factory prices at The Tate Mer-
camille Co.
-Messrs A. W. and c. J. DeJean, with
their wives, visited friends in this city
last week.
Mrs. John Fl. Chase is receiving a
visit from her mother, Mrs. Nye, OF
Plattville.
No person remembers a year when
plums were more plentiful and finer
than now.
Mrs. Will Lindemann is visiting at
West Salem, at the home of her sister,
Mrs Geo. Dudley.
What's become of the old fashioned
fellow who excuses his failings by point
| ing out the failings of others
Senator Fairbanks, republican can
La Crosse on Saturday morning.
What's become of the old fashioned
man who likes his clay pipe, better the
blacker and stronger it became?
Mrs, Elizabeth Dunn of Sparta, sis
ter of Miss Hattie Terrell, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Trowbridge.
Aaron E. Watson departed, Friday,
for Quincy, Florid after two weeks
visit with his paren AZ this city
Mr.. and Mrs William Hamanu re-
! turn to Milwaukee after passing their
wedding honeymoon on Dach Ridge.
Ladies aid society of the United
Lutheran church will meet with Mrs.
e 0. Larson Thursday, September 30.
Mrs. Carrie Chase and little daugh-
ter left for their home at Holland, Mich
igan, after three weeks stay among rel
atives and friends.
Mr.. E. R. Peck of Bangor, a for
mer citizen Of Viroqua, has been nomi-
mated for county clerk by La Crosse
democrats
Emery e. Allen Of Spooner and E.
NJ Allen of Redfeld, South Dakota
visited the old Jefferson home and took
in the county fair,
-Viroqua youngsters were amused
| Monday and Tuesday, by monkey per
formances. A party of Italians led three
of them about the city.
DIR. w. NJ. Trowbridg departed for
! Chicago Monday evening, to spend 3
couple of weeks in the hospitals Of that
city at post graduate work,
Vernon county sends quite numer-
ous delegation of young men to st OBI
! Lutheran college at NOrthheld Mime
sofa We have not the names.
An excursion train will leave Vlro-
qua Thursday morci"g at $40 to carry
/ visitors to the La Crosse fair, The CITY
| band will accompany the excursiun
Patriarch of Encampment, business
of importance waits your attention on
September 26 A full house is expected.
GEO L MORSE, Scribe.
Prof w. c. T. Adams, Vernon
county boy, mas been placed at the head
Of the formal de )artnent of the Upper
Iowa university, located at Fayette,
Iow8
Next Saturday VirCqua Rebekah
loIge members win hold picnic on the
Coe farm, two miles west Of this city.
5uses will leave the residence of DR..
Suttle at ten o'clock.
-Messrs. A. 3 Saxton and e. Tilton
Of Sparta, former presidents OF the
county agricultural society, were on
hand for the annual fair. Mr.. Saxton
was accompanied by his wife.
-llr McElwee's next visit will be on
Thursday, Sept 30, at the Fortney
The doctors examinations are free, and
sick people are cordially invited to call
and get his opinion in regard TO their
cases.
The CENSOR is pleased to receive a
card announcing the graduation Of Miss
Edna Cory from the Sioux Falls train
ing school for nurses, where, with her
mother Mrs Ida Cory, she has been the
past two years.
-Messrs John and Johanas Dahl OF
Flandreau, South Dakota, were in the
city. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig
Sandsmark They came from the west
to at iend funeral of their aged father
which occurred in Coon town last Sat
urday,
Rev. Henry S Evert, who has heel
pastor of the DeSoto and Retreat Con
gregational churches fer the past fiv,
years has resigned TO accept q charge
, in Iowa. There will be general regre
! among bis parishioners and communit!
generally because of this change
Every day the CENSOR receives new
subscribers, mail and personal orders
till the list has gone by the three thou
sand mark, the largest and best list o
subscribers held by any English week.
in the west - section of the state, II no
all Wisconsin.
3 AT the Richland Center fair ther
= will be an automobile race Thursda
t and Friday afternoons between two ms
8 chimes of the fast racing type for dis
g tance of five miles These will be tw
: of the machines that were in the auto
mobile race at the Wisconsin state tail
: C F. Mathews Is fast becoming a
, expert in the ginseng business. He ha
in the last month planted about 100 OC
! seeds, and at present is making giI
. seng garden 10 the right of his dru
> store. Thisgarden is for the inspectio
!, Of the public and will contain ii
: choicest roots. Viola Intelligencer,
ON Saturday evening last lightnin
struck the large farm barn at the Ha'
II Cowan place near La Fargo. The bull
le ing and its contents were burned an
st four fine cows in the barn yard we
% killed Icy the lightning. Mr.. Cowar
=. loss il over 81, COO. partially covered
a. 81 600 policy in The lohu Dawso
10 q Co agency of this city.
a Hon heary Sorge. owner of the Coz
a VaIIes Esofea ~ Cash., a1nprie
has been nominated for 4..,. or Of q
sembly in the Reedsburg district, b
~ home. The convention adopted a pls
81 form heartily indorsing primary ele
80 ton, p railroad freight commission, al
"a ether measures auite in harmony wi
g pabIic sentiment, the same SIS Nern'
Va county democracy did in its coun
~ convention