Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-04
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the Fair Savings Store.
Harry Pulver was in the city from
Madison over Sunday.
-Chas. Amundson is again employed
at the Devlin meat market
Teachers in the city schools picnick
ed at Maple Dale, Saturday last.
New line of stylish shirts just rt
ceived at The Blue Front Store
Last week, this section of the coun
try experienced summer heat
The Fair Savings Store has the right
suits and overcoats at right prices.
$50 pairs pants, large sizes, at one
half price, at the Blue Front store
Mr.. and Mrs. Will e. Nelson are en-
tertaining youngster at their home.
ID. o. Stevlipgsop, the Coon Valley
merchant, passed two or three days in
this city.
Have you seen the new bear skin
cloaks for little folks at FL. D. Williams
& Co.'S?
-Brookville aid society will meet with
Mrs. Albert Getter, on Thursday. Octo
ber 18th, for dinner.
job lots in wall paper, cheap; clear
ance sale of patterns, cheaper; at Town
er's cheapest.
Viola is to have a second bank.
Richland Center parties are interested
in the enterprise.
-Swift's Pride soap for the laundry.
Eases labor and cleans the clothes. Your
dealer will supply you.
Geo. E. Keyes and Ed Dummer,
leading farmers of Harmony town, were
CENSOR callers on Monday.
Glover hulling, threshing, corn cut
ting and blowing attract active stten
tion of our farmer neighbors.
-Springville w. G. T. U. will meet
with Mrs. Cora Honaker on Thursday
afternoon, the 18th instant.
w M Kingston advertises blooded
stock for sale. We call attention to RI,
announcement in this paper.
information comes from Two Rivers
Of the arrival of a son in the new home
of Prof. and Mrs. S. E. Pearson.
Stanley Stout and wife have moved
from their Ross farm to Cashton, to re-
side with their son and daughter.
Great numbers from this city and
surrounding corntry are attending the
Viola fair, which is now in session.
Mrs. Joshua Groves and little grand
son came from Ross to spend the win
ter with Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Stoll.
Mrs. T. F. Cloak of De Soto neigh
borhood, suffered stroke of paralysis
which affects the right side of her face
Mrs. PennelI Garrett of Ridgeway
Missouri, is spending several weeks in
this' vicinity visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Hattie Dickson returned, Mon
day morning, to her school in the Cdss
district. Her work commenced there
last week
Forty acres out of the Gorsline es
tate farm, east of town, has been sold
to Fl. B. Shreve, town of Greenwood
gentleman.
H. B Martin, former Blooming
dale young man, who spent several years
in the south, is renewing acquaintance
in this section.
"A large assortment of stylish dress
shirts have just arrived and the patterns
are very desirable-a look will tell the
tale. THE BOSTON.
Judging from our exchanges each
local fair, no matter where 1t was held,
was the biggest thing that ever happen
ed in that section of the state.
Lost, a gray, winter shawl, on the
fair grounds OF between the residence OF
G. M. Butt and the grounds. Finder
please leave at Sam Ellefson's Office.
The La Fargo Enterprise says car
load of 100 ton of coal was received by the
Bear Creek Mining Company and active
work will again begin there this week
Those intending to have auction
sales should remember that the CENSOR
office is the place to get your,bills printed
A free notice in the CENSOR Is more
valuable than the bills.
A Verndale paper tells of the major
ity anniversary of Earl, son of s. Lee
Frazier, stating that the father decided
to his son splendid S0-acre farm ad
joining the city of Verndale.
Arthur J. Rogers has left sample
of sugar beet at this Office. 1t is report
ed that the experimental farmers have
done we'll with their beets this season
They will soon be ready to harvest.
"A La Fargo panty bent on week o.
camping and fishing at the Mississippi
passed through the city on Monday. Il
was made up of Sherman Shird and SOM
viii and Jesse, Henry and Adelbei'
Slagle.
The last fair of the season, t4ayl
Mill, is slated for next week. AS in tn,
past, it will be big affair. A field o.
horses larger than other associations
have, gather there for the wind-up fail
of the season.
The Sentry reports that warrants
were sworn out for Hillsboro's four sa
loon keepers, and they were taken be
fore Justice Williams and fined for keep
ing open on Sunday. The fine and cost
of each was something over $13.
j. M. McCabe resigned his position
as mail agent on the branch aud left TO
Milwaukee to resume the study of med
icine. having spent one year there pre-
viously. Mr.. G.. A. Kiefer has been as
signed to the place for the present.
If all who have made guesses on thu
talking machine, or graphophone, a
Otto Davis drug store, will report thel
number TO Mr.. Davis the award of tn
instrument will soon be made. 1t is i'm
portant that attention be given this re
quest.
Now that the heavy hauling seasol
ia upon the farmers, road plowing ha
been iuaugurated. It is an abominatloi
the manner in which some overseer
''root" up the highways at season whel
il means almost impossible CONDITION
for travel.
Cards are out announcing the ar
e