Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-30

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Inns meat market.
-Miss Graham of Cincinnati, is visi-
ting Mrs. DIR. Trowbridge.
DIR. A. w. Barthel made a business
| trip to southern Minnesota.
Ross Stricken has gone to Denver
for the benefit of his health.
Miss Allie Richards is at home after
/ spending the summer in the sast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Proctor re-
turned from their northern outing.
/ The hunting season opens Septem.
ber first. Many are securing licenses.
Miss Margaret Morse returned to
Stevens Point normal school on Monday.
"A carload Of live chickens was ship
ped from this station, Monday morning.
Viola fair officers are sending out
some "fiy" colored pictures as attracters
for that society.
j. s. Jordan and family have re-
| turned to Retreat after years resi-
dence in Missouri.
| "A union Sunday school picnic will
be held at Red Mound Central church
on Friday of this week.
| "A land slide on the lower section of
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road men last Thursday.
| Floyd Emberson of De Soto, has
been appointed railroad station agent at
Sank Center, Minnesota
| -Stoddard has new newspaper,
The Times" The CENSOR has not
been favored with copy.
| Mrs. Cooley of California, is visiting
old neighbors and friends in Red Mound
vicinity, the old time nome.
Mr. B. F. Thompson of Greenwood,
Clark county, accompanied by his niece,
Miss !. B. Miller of La Crosse, have been
guests at the home of ]. NJ. Bennett.
just received a nice Japanese assort-
nent of china. Open for your inspect
ION. j. OMUNDSoN.
&C. w. Reeve departed for Water
town, South Dakota, on Monday, where
| he expects to spend at least three months.
Mr.. Decker, representing the La
Crosse Chronicle, was looking after the
interests Of that paper in Viroqua last
week.
--Strayed, from farm Of Sam Hendon,
spring heifer calf, red with spots On
belly. Finder please notify above, Vir-
| oqua
Mr.. R. R Lemen has bee n reelected
night watch by the council for the win
ter months, the city contributing $40
| per month.
-Westby has nine people over 70
years old, two over so years. OF i5s 767
| population 531 were born in Wisconsin,
215 in Norway.
IF. Britt;ngbam and G. F. Austin of
Bloomington. Grant county, were in
this section for couple of days looking
over the country.
-Cashton business men are making
a strong move for establishment of to-
bacco warehouse In that town, and they
will accompIis,' Il.
we are in receipt of the best line of
cheah suits ever shown in the city. New
| up-to date suits at the very low price of
S. THE BLUE FRONT STORE
1t is reported that H. Sorge q Son
| have purchased the Ontario creamery.
| They own creameries at Coon Valley,
Cashton, Reedsburg and other places.
Ole N. Hanson has purchased from
the value of which is abont So 600. Mr..
Gorsline retains 103 acres for his own
use.
-Asbury Ridge. town of Whea tiand,
ball enthusiasts, played game between
the old and young men, with result of
"a to in favor of the old timers. Wake
up, boys.
Il J. Miller and wife of De Soto,
are making visit to their native homes
in the state of New York. The Argus
says they may locate in the east if an
agreeable place is found
-Galvanic soap Is pure soap, fres
from all adulterations It Is foe to dirt,
and washes clothes clean in either hot
or cold water without hard rubbing or
boiling Sold by your grocer.
"A jolly party of twenty Relief Corps
ladies drove out to the farm home of
Mrs Won Ruden, near the three chin
| neys, to join in picnic chicken dinner,
today, on invitation of that lady.
Will sell yor highest grade of I'm
perial patent -four for 81 25 per sack.
Full weight 40 pounds and every sack
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Il. d. WILLIAMS q Co.
The state superintendent announces
apportionm ent of money to graded
schools. In this county De Soto, La
Fargo. Readstown and Westby are
among the first. class grade and receive
$500 each. Genoa Is In the second class
and receives 500.
The dozen members, representing
physicians from different points, the
county medical society, held the quar-
terly meeting at the asylum on Thurs
day last Supt. and Mrs. Wilkins en-
tertained the gentlemen of the society
Next meeting wiz ne held in this city
next December
"A little of S w Varnish Stain
brings brightness to the home, cheer to
the fireside and an air of comfort apd
| elegance to every room in the house.
Made in the best colors to initiate the
choicest natural woods. Old chairs and
, tables, cupboards and furniture can be
refinished in splendid styls
O. E DAVIS, Druggist, will tell You how.
DIR. Brewer uses concentrated pre-
parstions of herbs containing active
principals of those articles having re-
storstive properties. They act like
contrsted food giving life strength and
thus through the restorative process of
the system restores the pstientt, health.
IL there is languor or weakne g arising
from any cause the remedies will restore
harmony, bring about the action and
give tone and vigor TO the whole system.
DR. Brewer will visit the Viroqua Hotel
in this city on Wednesday, September
9Th.
The Lutheran society gathering in
| this city next Sunday gives promise of
being an unusual large meeting There
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