Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-09-20
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ceived at The Blue Front Store.
Allan Graves departed for Beloit,
Sunday morning, to enter college.
-l5O pairs pants, large sizes, at one.
half price. at the Blue Front store
Miss Amy Gott will attend the
Stout training school at Menomonie.
City barber shops are all reinforced
by extra workman each during the fair
Have you seen e. D. Williams &
Co.'S. new walking skirts for fall and
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hogan of Dach
ridge, mourn the death, on Sunday, of
an infant child
-Sparta's oldest settler, Mr.. Hager-
man Palmer, died at that place, aged
ninety-four years.
Clint Hazen is over from Musoda to
attend the fair, visit his brother and
other relatives
Mrs Meyer of Lovase, is guest at
the home of her brother, o. Fl. Hedge.
son, in this city.
Mrs. James Munyon is taking a
months sojourn in Colorado, visiting
sisters and brother
Mrs. Ella Mcintosh and little child
Of La Crosse, are spending fair week
with Grandpa Thos. Ellefson.
Joseph Harris, George Snyder, Ole
A. Larson and Isaiah Guist were in the
city from Manning on Monday.
Fresh, clean eggs wanted. Price,
II cents per dozen paid this week
H. d. WILLIAMS 81 Co
Apple Blossom -four $5 per barrel
Garland flour 81 35 per sack; fresh to.
matoes, at W. F. Lindemann & Co.'S.
-Mar.not, a durable floor varnish,
doesn't scratch or mar readily under
footwear. o. E DAVIS. Druggist.
Wanted, competent girl to do gen.
eral housework; 50 per week paid. In
quire of Prof. w. P. Colburn, Viroqua.
Mrs. A. S. Cobb received visit
from her sisters, Mrs Bedell of Chippe-
wa Falls, and Mrs. Bow man Of Appal-
onia.
Mrs Thomas Bowman and son Ho
mer, of Rusk county, are down to visit
old friends and relatives and attend the
fair.
Miss Ella Wyman went to Milwau-
kee TO enter Downer college as stu
dent. She was accompanied by her
mother.
John N. Olson returned home from
Sawyer county, where he has been car
pentering for mill company during
the season.
Remember the Blue Front store sells
the finest most stylish, best wearing,
best fitting shoes to be had, the Sharood
q Crooks make.
w. s. Arnold has purchased an old
established drug business at Black River
Falls, to which place he went to assume
management.
Mr. and Mrs Hi Bellows arrived
home from their western trip on Satur.
day. 1t was their intention to remain
in Idaho all winter.
Charley Bush returned from La
Crosse hospital. He has sufficiently re-
covered to permit Of his renewing his
work at the university.
Ole J. Thompson and wife came
from Bangor to be at the fair and visit
relatives. Mr.. Thompsons two sisters
came from Dubuque also.
MIR. and Mrs Theodore Tolefson of
Lawleri Iowa, visited relatives in this
city last week. At present they are
guests at the parental homes
Captain Silbaugh returned from his
western trip on Saturday morning. He
had much pleasure in seeing the sights
and old friends in the coast country and
western states
The old court house grounds have
lately been supplied with over four hun
dred feet of hitching space. The
square is high and dry and farmers will
find it very convenient to tie up there.
For spectacles and eye glasses cor
rectly fitted, consult A. B Stevens, op-
tician and refractionist, at Jos. Boeh-
er's, jeweler, Thursday and Friday,
September 2lst and 22nd. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Announcement was received of the
marriage of Miss Edna E Cory to Mr.
Irving McEwen at Sioux Falls, South
Dakota, September 14th Mr.. and Mrs
McEwen will be at home after October
first at Fargo, North Dakota
The first farmer to make delivery
of grain at the new Cargill elevator was
Fred Stoll, who brought two loads Of
oats Warren Fish followed soon after
with load of oats that weighed out q
little over 1926 bushels New oats are
bringing 81 to % cents
The center of attraction at our
store is our perfumes. Delightful odors
delicate, lasting and pleasing. We are
so sure of pleasing that we invite You to
ask for blotter perfumed with Stolen
Sweets, the next time you visit us.
o. E. DAVIS, Druggist.
They are unloading today, at 81 D.
Williams 81 Co.'S store, purchased since
March /, the fifth car of Imperial patent
-four. Price for fair week only 81. Is
per sack Every sack guaranteed equal
to the best patent flour made. Register
your guess at our booth in fair building.
Recently an Irishman was brought
ND before certain court for some slight
offense and the judge asked: Now sir.
have you been marriedf" 'OI think so.
wunce What do you mean sir, once
whom did you marry?" "a woman. "
Come, come sir, don't trifie with the
court; of course it was woman, did
you ever hear of any one that did not
marry womsn2" ''Yis sor." ''WnoI'
My sister.
George Delap brought to this Office
Monday a sample of corn grown by him
this year that is certainly fine. The
ears are very large and entirely out of
the way of frost. George has In seven
ty acres of corn and he says that it will
go over fifty bushels per acre Mr.. De-
lap has farmed 800 acres this year and
he says that it is the best all-round crop
that he ever raised in this state. BE
Just finished threshing about sixty acres
,af WHEAT and fiax mixed and IL averaged