Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-09-13

State and Hillsboro fairs are having
the best of weather for their shows.
A Chaseburg brother of Ole Emil.
SON spent day with him in this city.
&C. w. DeLap and Joseph Devorce
we're callers from Genoa town today.
Mrs A. f. May went 10 Chicago on
Sunday, to spend fortnight with rela-
tives.
Mrs. M. E. Natwick of Chsseburg,
is visiting her brother, G. E. Ward, in
| this city.
Mrs. Fannie Stimble of Richland
Center, is the guest of her sister, Mrs,
Casson.
Mrs G. a. Nelson was called to
Necedah because of the illness of her
| mother
Large assortment of mems hats and
| furnishing goods at the Fair Savings
store.
L V. Hill and wife of La Fargo,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. 2. Hill
In this city.
Mr.. l.. E. Hauge of Kickapoo town,
goes to North Dakota to look after his
| farm interests.
New, prettiest, nobby line of neck
wear ever shown, just received at The
Blue Front Store.
job lots in wall paper, cheap; clear
ance sale of patterns, cheaper; at Town
ers cheapest
For rent Mrs. A. o. Larson's south
store building on Main street Inquire
of millinery store.
Mr.. F. NJ. Towner is paying bust
ness visit to Chicago, making selections
of holiday wares.
-Delbert Wakefield and Clarence
Bishop of Retreat community, are off
for trip to Colorado.
Missionary society of Lutheran Sy-
nod church meets, Friday afternoon
next, at Mrs L. A. Larson's.
For sale, farm of 200 acres, at s35
per acre. Good tobacco land. Apply to
Butt & Butt, Viroqua, Wis.
Rev. Eyens will preach in Liberty
church next Sunday at three o'clock and
| at Brush Hollow in the evening.
Mrs. Gates. who has been visiting
her son, s. B. Gates, left for Chaseburg
| to visit the family of DIR. Wells.
-Drs. Eolmberg and Peterson, and
| Carl Coe and wife of Cashton, came to
attend the theatre, Saturday night.
Frank Nelson of this city, fell from
a tobacco rack on the Clawater farm at
Liberty Pole, breaking one of his wrists
-Messrs. Otto Otteson and Thos. An
derson returned from pleasure sojourn
about one of the lake resorts in Barron
county.
MIR. Hazel Garry visited his son Ed.
in this city, leaving here last Wednes-
dsy for Ohio, where he will spend the
| winter.
Special prices on Mems top coats and
cravenetts Best in the land, at Fair
Savings Store Goods all new and best
of quality.
-Clsud Tewalt fell over banister
on McDowell's store at De Soto and
broke his left wrist. He is now at his
home in this city.
Cash paid for transcendent and hys'
lop crabs, fall and winter apples, butter
and eggs. CLARKE, Cash Buyer, Office
Mork & Side building.
Mrs. F. H. Rogers and little daugh-
ter returned from their long sojourn at
Denver. They were accompanied here
by Mr.. Rogers mother.
DIR. Schreiner and wife, Mrs. A. Ii.
Dahl, Prof. and Mrs. Chorlog, and per-
haps others of Westby were here to wit
ness the play by William Owen.
The WIN. Owen company presenting
,Othello" Saturday evening was even
better than previous performances and
heartily enjoyed by large audience.
We are in receipt of the best line of
cheap suits ever shown in the city, New
up &C date suits at the very low price of
S. THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
ON account of poor health Rev
Bannick has resigned the pastorate of
Retreat and De Soto Congregational
churches, and will remove to Canada.
When you varnish use the Sherwin
| Williams varnishes and you will get re.
suits that will please you and saye Won
money Two S. w. V. leaders are Ko-
pal and Excello.
o. E. DAVIS, Druggist
You may wonder why we are here
again. Simply to say we want you to
try Imperial highest grace patent -four
| You risk nothing. We guarantee every
sack. Price reduced to $1.20 per sack.
H. =. WILLIAMS & Co.
| The La Crosse ball team failed to
show up here last Sunday, making dis
appointment. However, a very good
exhibition of ball was made by the reg
ulars and pickup nine, resulting to
3 in favor of the regulars
Capt r. s. McMichael arrived home
from Nebraska, where he went to attend
the golden wedding of his brother-in- law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs Harrison Sayre
Sixty.five kindred were present to enjoy
the affair Mr.. McMichael reports hav-
| ing met may former Vernon county
citizens while absent in the west.
Our large fall stock Of furniture is
arriving daily and is filling up every va
cant space in our store We are now
prepared to show the largest cleanest
and best assortment of furniture ever
shown in Vernon county and where
] style, workmanship and finish is unsur-
| passed. We are always pleased TO show
goods and give you prices Call in
OTTEsoN q NELSON.
One of the largest funerals held in
this section of the state for years was
that of popular George ] Gander, at
North Clayton. Monday, when over 500
people assembled TO pay last tribute
TO the memory of a worthy man Ser
vices were conducted by Soldiers Grove
Odd Fellows. Mr.. Gander died Sunday
morning. after months of suffering with
cancer of the stomach. He WAS born in
Indiana in 1850. moving with his faith
er's family, Rev. David Gsnder. to
Crawford county in 1850 Much of the
time he cler red and merchandised at
Soldiers Grove, Mt. Sterling and Ferry
vile, gaining very wide acquaintance
Late years he Travelled for the Mon
mouth Pottery Company. One of his
sons takes mp the work laid down by
I tha Fatho~ NJ Can1ar laavaa a widow