Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-09-20

or IL mas 0een cut ana shocked.
Mrs C. ]. Smith received visit
from her sister of Trempealesu.
Glare nee Fortney left for st. Olaf's
college at Northfield, Minnesota.
Light medium weight underwear
for fall at The Blue Front Store.
Mrs Ruth Blodgett of Charles City,
low q, is guest of Mrs. G. c. Brown.
Nearing the close of September and
no frost yet This is unusual for Wis.
consin.
Mrs. M. J. Jordan and daughter,
Mrs. Otto Davis paid visit to Cashton
relatives.
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.
er's cheapest.
For sale, farm of 200 acres, at $95
per acre. Good tobacco land. Apply to
Butt 81 Butt, Viroqua, Wis.
Mrs. L. w. Cox and daughter Gertie,
departed for the state of New York, on
Saturday, to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chs. Newton, nee
Birdie Nixon, of La Crosse, are guests
at the home of J. F. Parker.
"A. B. Stevens, eyesight specialist,
at Jos. Boehrer's jeweler, Thursday and
Friday, September 21st and 22d.
Mrs. Fred Berry and her two child
rem came from Madison to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Parker
Harry Blithe arrived from South
Dakota to attend Viroqua high school
He is brother of Mrs. G. E Buffers.
La Crosse Interstate and Richland
county fairs are due next week. Each
is making unusual preparations for the
event.
Five Madison meat dealers pleaded
guilty last week to selling adulterated
meats. The fine in each case was $25
and costs
Cash paid for transcendent and hys-
lop crabs, fall and winter apples, butter
and eggs CLARKE, Cash Buyer, Office
Mork & Side building.
Warren Fish of Liberty, marketed
S57i bushels of oats in this city last
week, delivering to both the Eckhardt
and Cargill elevators.
William E. Minshall, the blind vet
eran and early-time printer boy, with
his wife, is here from Chicago to visit
relatives and old friends.
-Cashton Tobacco Association has
organized. elected officers and will con-
struct modern sorting and storing
house before the season closes.
We are in receipt of the best line of
cheap suits ever shown in the city New
up-to.date suits at the very low price of
IS. THE BLUE FRONT STORE
Advertised letters at Vircqua post
office: Mrs. Guy Mcdowell Mrs. Gabri.
el Nelson, Miss Emma Nelson, A r
Taylor, Chas. Bentley, Stand Straight.
Have you any reason for not using
Swift's Pride soap and washing powder ?
They are less expensive than cheap soaps
and washing powders. Worth more and
last twice as long.
Mr.. l.. A. Larson severed his con-
nection with the Lindemann store to ac-
cept position as travelling salesman for
Chicago shoe house. His family will
remain here for the present.
1t is reported that Bert Prentice
of Ontario. has been awarded position
in the revenue service of the govern
ment under civil service examination.
Mrs. A. c. Bates, who was recently
injured at the st. Paul station in La
Crosse, returned here on crutches, to re.
main some time with the family of J
W. ThaYer.
MANY friends in Vernon county of
Mr. O. K. Roe, the Stoughton tobacco
ouyer, will learn with regret that he
suffered severe stroke of paralysis
while riding on train near Bsraboo,
last Wednesday
When you varnish use the Sherwin
Williams varnishes and you will get re.
money Two S w. V. leaders are Ko.
pal and Excello.
o E. DAVIS, Druggist.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth McClurg attend.
ed the state fair at Milwaukee. From
there Mrs McClurg went to Kansas to
make an extended visit with her sister
and brother She will also visit rela-
tives in Nebraska fore returning
The Fingal cornet band has receiv-
ed fresh impetus by the acquisition of
two new and able players in the persons
of G. A. Anderson and L A. Wilson
Mr.. Anderson is cornetist and will
hereafter assume the leadership of the
band. Mr.. Wilson will play the tuba -
Fingal North Dakota, Herald.
There In stalk of corn in the Bulle-
tin Office IL feet inches tall 1t is sew
en- and seven and seven and one-half
feet, respectively, to the ears on this
stalk. Mr.. Sam Acker of west of Lin
neus, raised this corn; he has more like
1t. Missouri soil and good farmer can
produce corn to beat the world-they
are the savorest salt of them all-Lin-
neus, (Mo.). Balletin
"A merchant asked an editor in a
certain Michigan town to roast the city
administration for letting an itinerant
peddler come In and undersell him on
goods. This is what the editor wrote:
City Dads-You will hereby take no
tice that you are roasted for permitting
peddlers to sell gods here TIE mer.
chant for whom v'e do this favor has his
j ID work done in Chicago
The tobacco harvest in Vernon
county is pretty well concluded except
in few cases. A very large per cent
of growers completed their shedding
with lat week, and the remaining
fields uncut are dribIets of late weed.
Weather has been unusual for develop
ment OF late fields and frost has favored
farmers by holding off As whole the
crop of tobacco, ard in fact all other
crops in Vernon county have been gar
nered in splendid condition.
Mr.. c. P. Hoffman representing the
Genesee Pure Food Company of Leroy.
New York. was a pleasant caller at the
CENSOR Office one day this week and