Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-09-07

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absence.
-Orlo Mason arrived home from
northern Wisconsin, where he passed
several weeks
Mems, womens' and childrens shoe
below factory prices at The Tate Mer
camille Co,
--0n suit you can save from "a to 81
by buying it during the closing ont sale
at the Boston
Miss Esther Butt went to La Crosse
on Monday, to resume teaching in the
public schools.
Freeman Eudicot and wife came
from Sugar Grove and passed Sunday
with relatives.
Mrs E. M. Rogers is spending the
week attending state fair and visiting
Milwaukee friends
For photos go to the Cottage studio,
where pictures are the lowest and their
work is unexcellad
&C. w. Reeve, late clerk at Towner's s
store, has accepted the position of
freight handler at the depot
Miss Millie WilIsey is home after
an entended visit with relatives in Wal
NVAtu county anu at haclue
While at the fair don't fail to have
your pictures taken at the Cottage
studio. Satisfaction guaranteed
j D. Beck, deputy state labor
statistician, spent Sunday in this city
with his wife and other relatives.
Former mayor August Smith is con-
fined to his home and bed with his old
and painful trouble of rheumatism.
Landlord George Thompson and At
torney Harkin drove over from Hills
boro on Sunday, returning the follow
ing day.
In Ladysmith paper we find the
announcement of'Miles q. Davis as can
didate for the nomination for register
of deeds
The Viroqua Lutheran young peo-
pies society meets at the home of Mr..
I'll NJ. Peterson Sunday next at D. IA.
All are invited
Mr., Fay P. Briggs, the well.known
travelling salesman Of Prairie du CHEN.
was the guef Of Col G z Morley and
family on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Graves arrived
home, Saturday morning from their
eastern sightseeing tour, having TX
perien ced fine outing.
"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
Vacation is passed with students
Now Let them improve the splendid op-
portunity provided for them by willing
tax payers for acquiring an education
Numerous Of ou. nimrods have
tried their skill with genuine success at
prairie chicken hunting. West Prairie
being their faVorite location for the
sport.
-Jastr4 Hornby, u year-old granson of
Robert Hornby of Liberty Pole, with
horse and had both bones in his right
wrist broken.
Special inducements during fair
week on mems and boys suits, overcoats,
furnishing goods, hats, caps and shoes.
Leading mems and boys outfitters.
TIE BLUE FRONT STORE
An Indiana preacher objects TO hav-
ing his mail travel on Sunday The mail
clerks will have considerable difficulty
in sorting the letters so that his cores
pondenee may rest over the Sabbath
Two weeks since, in q review Of the
city tax equalization, the types made us
say that tobacco assessment had fallen
off $42S, 600, when it was attended to
say $2S 600 Quite difference to be
sure.
1t has come to this. says an ex-
change, that it is not easy to find man
who can either grind or whet q scythe,
build stack of grain which viii shed
water or who knows how to butcher
hog or q sheep.
Relatives here received telegraphic
news, Monday, of the drowning of Clyde
Cole at Waddington, N. Y, at $50 a.
M, the body was recovered at 10 q. m.
Clyde was the 17-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs VIM. Cole, former residents OF
this village, DE Soto Argus
The Westby telephone company is
extending its toll lines in different di-
rections this season One branch ac-
commodities numerous farmers in the
vicinity of Jos Buchanan and Johh ID.
Miller, with contemplated building to
Springville. This will make the third
system 20 that hamlet
Mat Knowles Of Greenwood, lost
valuable colt by accident Theo Quinn
had the colt and was going to break IL
for Mr. Knowles. Quinn took the colt
out Saturday and while training it he
snapped the whip which frightened the
colt and it threw itself backward strik-
ing on its head The colt died in about
an hour -Hillsboro Sentry.
David Latta met with q severe acci-
dent whiIa WORKING on tha farm of as
Treseder near Manning He was in the
act of Telling tree when his axe caught
on bush and glanced striking him on
the foot and cutting deep cash. Shell
Con Treseder, who was working nearby,
brought Latta to DR.. Henika's office in
this village where the wound was
dressed. It was found that an artery
had been severed and a great amount
of blood lost, but at this time the pa.
tieDt is doing well Readstown Herald.
Near Sugar Grove, Gays a cores
pondent to the Soldiers Grove Journal,
Will Dunn met with quite loss OH
Thursday. He had Just finished thresh-
ing his grain and the machine had been
moved to Joe Briggs when fire broke
| out in the straw stack and before any
| thing could be done TO extinguish the
| flames, the fire was beyond control, but
| by heroic v ork the barn was saved
! though tine wind was b'nwiug gale,
and telepho1 meesa ~ by lir.
Rayner brought help from the surro md
| ing neighborho1d. 1t is thought it
caught from pipe of some one smok-
| ing.
sc. Boettcher, piano tame. regulat-