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

Make the Blue Front Store your
home during the fair
Boys suits at less than cost at The
Boston. Bring in your boys
Miss Edith Ogden is taking musical
instruction at Minneapolis
Miss Millie Jefson Of Westby, is at
tending Viroqua business CO.. -ge.
Girl wanted 10 do gene house
work. Inquire Of Mrs F. E. lite.
Have you seen the 81, SO and 80 bar
gain counters at the Bon Ton2
Marian Hayes Evans is in the city
visiting her mothers family and friends.
The city bowling alley has opened
for the season, Nordal Oswald in charge.
Miss Lottie Uphsm Of De Soto, is in
the city the guest of Mrs. Theodore
Spellum.
Miss Nellie Ewers Of Readstown,
went to Monticello, Minnesota, to
tea ch school
Mr.. E. w. Hszen went to Muscoda
on the sad missicn of attending the fu-
neral of beloved sister.
Sidney Higgins answers the call of
grandpa, his daughter, Ella Black, hav-
ing an heir in far-off Alaska.
The Japs are doing a Russian busi-
ness, we want to rush ours.
THE BOSTON.
Chris Monscn and brother of Five
Points, in Richland county, were busi-
ness callers in Viroqua on Monday.
DR. Brenizer and wife of LogIgns
vile, are guests Of Captain and Mrs.
Silhaugh, TO remain during the fair.
Elmer Bellows and wife OF Idaho,
have been in the city visiting the FOR
mers parents, Mr.. and Mrs Hi Bellows.
The Viroqua ladies literary society
will meet Monday evening at the school
house, under the leadership Of Mrs. NJ.
G. Nichols.
-Richland county fair falls on Sep
tember 27 to so Viola a week later.
Then Gays Mills the last Of the circuit,
week later.
For sale, two spring colts and q
number of young cows. Terms 10 suit
purchaser ON negotiable notes Address
Elvy J, Jennings, Viroqua.
Broken prices If not in the middle
they are nearly so, and offer chance for
buyers seldom found in such qualities
and styles Jos. BoEu YER, Jeweler.
Mrs. A. B. Downey and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. f. b Patterson Of Genoa, are
spending the week here with their rela-
tives, the Banks and Bremen families
Big game awaits the man who hunts
for it. Note the good things in our
store. Buy now and you viii buy again
later on. JOS. BOETiRER, Jeweler,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Amann Of
Milwaukee, are ON their bridal tour.
visiting their relatives the Heck and
Somerfeld families in this community.
Aaron Watson, Jr, VINO has been
absent for year, is visiting the old
home. He is employed as manager for
a tobacco company at Quincy, Alabama
Albert Burkhardt, while ''spudd-
ing" tobacco on the place of d. T. Fort
rey. had his side pierced by spear
used Several stitches were necessary
TO close the wound.
The Viroqua creamery now has over
two hundred patrons. The last fifteen
day pay checks amounted to 81 AGO. ls
is as good as circus to watch the pro-
cessiop to the new institution.
Rev. A. A. Seifert, the Sunday
school missionary, was in the city over
the Sabbath. he has organized three
new schools and one Christian Endeavor
society in this territory go far this sea-
son.
Will T. Smith, wholesale commits
sion merchant at Duluth, is here for a
few days rest, visit the old folks at
home and take in the county fair. Will
says it has been busy year with the
city at the head of the lakes
Mrs. Carrie Chase, nee Pierce, with
her little daughter, has been here for
two weeks visiting with the old friends
and relatives. She carries on the osteo-
path profession established by her late
husband at Holland, Michigan having
as an assistant professional osteopath.
For scientific and practical piano
tuning organ tuning and repairing,
leave your order at the music and under
taking store of Fl 9. Skow, where Gus
tav C. Boettcher has permanent head
quarters. Work guaranteed or no pay,
Mr.. Boettcher has had long experience
in piano making and tuning.
Our neighboring city Of Cashton ii
arranging to celebrate the twenty fifth
anniversary of the establis' snt Of thai
lively and prosperous town. 1t viii
occur on October fourth. When the
plans hive been announced the CENSOF
will tell its readers, q large number oi
WHO'LL Wii4 dCotAC w jim a. 1AS JNAS@Ae~ =
The public schools of the village
opened Monday with large attendance
The teachers are as follows Principal
c. c. Goldthorpe, Milledgeville Ill
Grammar, Miss Lulu Cushing, De Soto
Wis: intermediate, Miss Elmina Wise
Virooua, Wis, Primary Miss Sadi
Rogers, Viroqua, Wisconsin. Reads
town Herald.
Where the apple crop is abundant q
it is this year in many localities som
means ought to be used TO work NJ
more of them rather than permitting
them to go to waste The very hes
vinegar is made from cider and this ma.
be a means of working up apples tina
would otherwise go to waste. In Nlro
0ua. alone. hundreds, If not thousand
of bushels of fine apples have rotted o.
the grounds,
james Wanless Of Liberty Pole,
canvassing this section for an instruc
tive and highly interestive standsr
''encyclopedia of necessary knowledge,
simple and scientific, illustrated wit
four hundred plates. 1t treats IN a plaI
and comprehensive way on nearl
everything in life. Mr.. Wanless ls crlI
pied with muscular rheumatism, an
unable to work at his trade much OF 10
time, hence desire to keep busy spread
ing information and at the same tin
make an honorable living
Farmers report that squirrels al