Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-09-27
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er6 cheapest.
j. 81. McLees shipped his premium
seventy.seven-pound squash to the in
'ter-state fair.
Miss Mabel Thorsgaard, of Westby,
has a position as teacher at Twin VAL
ley, Minnesota.
Gays Mills fair, the last of the sea.
son in this part of the sSate, is due week
after next.
Attorney O g. Moen, of Des Moines,
Iowa, Is visiting parents and the o.
home at Westby.
New, prettisst, nobby line Of neck
wear ever shown, just received at The
Blue Froi.s Store.
Miss Marie Hektoen, of Westby, re-
turns to Monroe for ensuing years work
in the city schools.
For sale, farm of 300 acres, at $35
per acre. Good tobacco land. Apply to
Butt & Butt, Viroqua, Wis.
Rev and Mrs. Goodnight passed
through the city to their Eome at Reads
town. They had been away on visit.
Lost, on fair grounds, pair of
spectacles, gold bows. Finder please
leave at CENSOR Office and receive lib
eral reward.
Daniel Wise has completed his brick
block with the addition of plate glass
front. Cement walk also adds to the
premises
Mrs. DIR. Kineer and Mrs Fred Nor.
ley, of La Crosse, were guests of Col
and Mrs. Morley during fair, returning
home Monday.
Editors Briggs and Norris of Cash
ton, Frazier of Viola, Bum of Westby,
Hutchison of Readstown, were specta-
tors at the fair.
Lost, between Viroqua and Esofea.
last Thursday evening, two sacks of
granulated sugar. Finder please notify
Engebretson q Co, Esofea.
Luther Green drove over from La
Fargo on Monday. He told the CENSOR
that there was light frost in the val
leys en- route, that morning.
Even Nelson, an old settler who re.
sided from three to four miles north
west of Westbv, died Manday at the age
of SO years .-Westby Times.
Viola is having her streets surveyed
and grade ieYeled ready for cement
walks and cutters and macadam paw
ing. Sprightfy village, that.
Carl Uselman, business man of CASH
ton. has gone into voluntary bankruptcy,
having become financially embarrassed.
Peter Nelson has been appointed re-
ceiver.
Miss Odessa Smith, former Viro-
qua girl, daughter of A. G Smith of
Lancaster, was united in marriage to
Mr. Edward B Shaw of Winona, Sep.
tember 12
Satisfied home makers have given
Swift's Pride soap and washing powder
it's reputation-they tried them-now
they use them and tell their neighbors
to use them.
Bob Bottleson, residing on the To-
bias farm two miles northeast of Viro.
qua. will sell at auction, Tuesday, Oct.
10th, line cf new farm machinery,
cows, hous sehold goods, etc.
Venerable Patrick Brody, one of the
pioneers of Clinton town, renewed old
friendships at the fair. Mr. Brody was
severely injured by falling through the
floor of hay loft last November.
DIR. Jones, E B. Harkin, George
Thompson, Ct. G. Kolb, Porter Greely
and perhaps other Hillsboro citizens,
were over to attend the fair The for
mer and latter had horses in the races.
Mr. William "A. Porter of Rumford
Falls Maine, is paying visit to his
brother, DR.. Porter. He is on mis- way
home from several weeks visit to the
coast country and the Portland exposi-
tion.
When you varnish use the Sherwin.
Williams varnishes and you will get re-
suits that will please you and saye vou
money Two s w " leaders are Ko.
pal and Excello
o e DAVIS, Druggist.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dennis of Ne.
koosa Wood county, were down to
spend the fair week with relatives
Mrs Dennis Is sister of Thorton Tay-
lor, and has not been here for twenty
five years at the girlhood home.
Friends in this city are in receipt of
cards announcing the marriage. at Stock
ton, California, of Mrs. Viola Meacham
Bliss to Professor Rennick Gealey, an
instructor in the college with which
Mrs. Bliss has long been connected.
Jesse Saugstad, Selmer Larson, Paul
Jackson and David Dayidson left West
by, last Friday, to renew their studies
at st. Oluf College, at Northfild, Mimi
Selmer Neprud. Svend Skaaland and
Lars Kalvestrand return to Dscorah
Lutheran college
Rev. Halversen celebrated his Goth
anniversary on the 18th inst All of his
children and grandchildren were pres
ent. For the past thirty.three years he
has been the faithful shepherd of the
Coon Prairie Lutheran fold. May he
enjoy continued long lease of life.
j. w. Burkhard and George Heeran
shipped for North Dakota, on Monday,
taking with them stock and farm sup
PLIES. Mr.. Burkhard has an S00-aore
farm, including Homestead, and Mr.. Hee-
ran is also homesteader They were
accompanied by N. D. McLees, who
goes for sightseeing
AT Coon Prairie church, last Sunday,
vast congregation Joined in the mission
festival. Exercises were held in the
grove Bishop Sagep, Revs. Eijkarud
and Hslversen spoke io'the throng. The
Westby band was present and rendered
many of its choicest, appropriate selec-
tions. On next Sundry. at Lovass,
like gathering will be held
There are AZ cheese factories and q
creameries in Richland county. In June
/, 93S patrons milking IS, 575 cows sup
piled the SO factories with IL, 922, 1878
pounds milk, which was manufactured
into $50, S33 pounds of cheese and 21S. So
pounds of butter. Estimated valus of
this product is f19S. 27o for one month
Great big showing Tor little county.
Ernest a. Brown, for seven years
foreman of the CENSOR Office. has pur-
chased the Cashton Record, and will
take possession Of the same in few