Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-10-19
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!. E. Tilton is in town.

boys suits below cost stirring in you
boys to the Boston,
Mrs. Will Lindemsnn has been vis
itipg her sister Mary at West Salem.
Max Beyers and bride of Gen
town, were in the city on business Mon
day
Mrs b Raad of Lake county, Sontl
Dakota, passed week with Mrs J N
Olson.
Mrs John Dawson and son Jers de
parted for the Worlds fair on Monday
evening
For rent, the pleasant hill residence
OF Mrs Jos. Forsythe. Inquire of ]. S
McKittrick
The numerous Brush Hollow dele,
cation returned from the Worlds fair
on Monday morning.
For sale, a S65 buggy aud S15
harness A snap If taken at once In
quire at the Boston
Mics Eliza Haughton of this city, is
in Minnesota, where she will spend a
few weeks visiting
Big sale on street hats at the Bon
Ton. 81 so hats for $1.75, 50 90 hats for
$L5O 81. so hats for 81 CO.
Clerk of the Court Mains has dis
posed of his Cashton furniture business
to Marx Brothers of that place.
just look au the finest display of the
f@.mous Sharood shoes in north window
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Newton M. e, aid society will meet
with Mrs. F. W. Calkins, Wednesday
Oct. 26, in the forenoon. Everybody
invited.
The Woodmen of Retreat have gen
erously opened their hall TO all political
parties during the camp 3ign, free of
charge
&C. A Partridge and wife of Red
Mound, are taking in the sights of st.
Louis and the fair. They extend heir
visit to the old Ohio home
Mrs. r. II. Drake and daughters cf
Sugar Grove, and Miss Lydia Hinkst Of
Liberty Pole, returned from visit 10
the St Louis exposition.
-Two or three deaths have occurred
from hunting accidents in Wisconsin
thi~ fAll The opan season for deer is
the lsst two weeks Of next month.
He4 Quarters Tor gloves and nit
itrs Buy one pair of the hand made
mule skins The best glove and mitren
made THE BLUE FRONT STORE
Edgar Lepley, one Of the active
city on Thursday and adled his name
10 othe rapidly increasing CENSOR throng
Miss Fannie Silbaugh after spend
ing week at Der home and with friends
1T Camp Douglas and Sparta. has re-
in ned 70 her duties at the county aey-
lam
The CENSOR is prepared to print
suction bills on short notice, either on
personal a.der or my mail A free notice
j. a'ways a ven through the CENSOR
whit is .hcre ga'Ge than post ers
The ,lnie of Dr. McElwee's rsxt
visit s III be Thursday Oct o. at Hotel
Falf eY No oRa efflicted with any
chg3nie disc - uld faU Ia get the
d ,otof's opinion in regard to ttieir case
-Eiitpr Bnnn Of the Yves thq Times il
trs'onist of no mean sbiiitg Each
week the Times presents one Of tho edi-
tors designs, drawn and engraved by
Mr. Bum Just now they are political,
and full of significance
Election day three weeks off Every
voter who desires to see the national
government and state policies for the
greatest good TO the greatest number
carried out, should commence to urge
his neighpor to attend election, rain or
shine
Always at the close of summer
heavier and more durable watches are in
demand People want this class of
goods when doing their heavy work for
winter Our line is as complete in the
cheaper reliable watches as in the high
er grades Jos BoEHRER, Jeweler
William Silbaugh and wife returned
from Washington state on Saturday
morning, after month visit with their
son John E. Silbaugh. Mr. Silbaugh
brought the CENSOR sack of four var
ieties of Washington grown fruit, which
are certainly fine in quality and great
in size He reports the Nelson's, Nuzums,
Alexauders, Strawns and other former
Vernonites prosperous and happy in
their Spokane affairs.
The only way to build mp home in
stitutions is to patronize them OF
course we don't hold that you should
patronize them regardless of prices or
treatment, but where they can and will
do IS well or better than outside con-
Germs, why then it is Jur duty. not only
as business man, but as a citizen. to 40
so When you build up home institu-
tions you build up the entire surround
upyour own business.
The first annual meeting OF the
Monroe county teachers association will
occur at Sparta, on Friday and Satur-
day, Oct 2S and 30. The organization
was effected for the purpose Of familiar
izing the teachers of the county with
things that are up-to-date in the work
and also to get the teachers together so
they may hear the talks Of the great
men of the profession in Wisconsin and
be benefited thereby. Supt Gardner
of this county, and Principal Policy
of HiIlsboro, are on the program for ad-
dresses.
Mr.. Knute NJ. Hooverson, clerk of
the town of Franklin, and one Of the
rising and efficient young men oil the
county, will today, surrender 70 the sweet
bIandishments of one of Crawford
county's daughters That is, be will be
married at the home OF the brides par
ents. in the town of Freeman to Miss
Hannah Hanson, & teacher and lady
worthy of the young man who leads her
TO the altar. Mr.. and Mrs. Hooverson
visit the Worlds Fair before settling
down to the realities ct life on their
splendid farm near Folsom.
Miles NJ. Dawson, Of New York
City. run in and spent Sunday at home.
Mr. Dawson SAYS he intends to vote for
Roosevelt, his first suffrage given for q
republican candidate for president. This
is, he says. because the president stands
for the things the people want and mas
fhe courage to tell the country as much