Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-30
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-3.pound pail of lard for soc at Dew
line meat market.
Chris Nelson has rented rooms in
the John Bean residence.
Mrs Margaret Ogden is visiting her
daughter in South Dakota.
There is complaint of potato rot in
some sections OK the county.
Misses Mable Chase and Helen Mum
SOD drove to La Fargo on Tuesday.
--150 pairs pants. large sizes, at one
half price, at the Blue Front store.
Albert Wallace and Will Abbott of
Ontario, have gone to Portland exposis
ton.
For rent, two or four rooms in J..
w. Gilmans residence, near the camp
grounds.
There will be basket social st 81.
L. Reeds, in Jefferson, Friday evening,
September s
Mrs. Males and family, after spend
ing month in this city, returned to La
Crosse, last Saturday.
Editor Frazier and Jack Loveless
passed through the city from Viola to
attend the Sparta fair
Mr.. Chas. A. Parker, clerk at Mar
tin 81 Kuebler's store, Is having {. vaca-
tion in Iowa, visiting relatives.
Wanted, eggs; will pay TIC per doz
en- for fresh clean eggs.
81. d. WILLIAMS q Co.
j. F. Galway, the Sugar Grove
merchant, was in the city on return
from South Dakota and Minnesota.
Mr.. J. A. Rendles of Rawlins, Wy.
oming, Joined his wife and children here
and is visiting at the home Of Captain
Nichols.
Remember the Blue Front store sells
the finest, moet stylish, best wearing,
hest fitting shoes to be had, the Sharood
q Crooks make.
-Stoddard officials have employed for
instructional force in their schools, Miss
McCabe Of La Crosse, and Miss JoswaI-
ger of Red Mound.
Five hundred thousand housewives
say ''Swift's Pride soap" when asked as
to the best laundry SOAP Sold by every
first-class druggist.
Miss Emma Bergh, late of Viroqua
town, was married to Perry Erickson,
Augr 3D., at Pembroke, South Dakota,
wht hey will reside.
- lstmaster Bratle of Westby, re-.
turned from visit in Minnesota His
daughter, Mrs. Foster, and two children
accompanied him homa.
DR. Chambers, NJ Joseph, j. A.
Hayes, P Andrews of La Fargo, were
in the city, Friday evening, on return
trip down the Mississippi.
You can get one of those souvenir
paper weights, showing the old court
house after it had been unroofed by the
cyclone, at the CENSOR Office.
Mr.. Ole Paulsrud came from Mason
City to pass several weeks with relatives
and friends. He was former employe
In the tailor shop of T. Anderson
The CENSOR was in error, last
week, in stating that the city schools
would open next Monday, the fourth.
Monday, the 1tth of September Is the
date.
Isaac Nustad, the young man who
was injured on circus day by his team
running away, is recovering He was
removed to the home of his brother in
this city.
-lirs. Ella E. Farr of Waucoma, To-
wa, former resident of Vernon county,
is visiting her sister Mrs. Della Burcick
end other relatives and friends about
Newton.
-Farmers Why buy salt in barrelsf
You can get a full barrel and
two grain sacks thrown in for less mon.
ey. Call on 81. d. Williams q Co. and
get this deal.
And again Ontario is agitated over
railroad prospects, gentlemen having
been theye prospecting for the building
of an electric line to that village. Hope
they will realize their fondest desires.
There are scientific reasons why
Galvanic soap Is better than any other
soap. Give it trial. 1t is q great la
bor.saver and saves fuel, as you can
wash in cool water and the clothes do
not need boiling.
Fifteen young misses gave a like
number of their gentlemen friends
happy time at dance party in Proctor's
hall, Monday evening. Calamity and
refreshments were served in the most
approved style.
Rev. G. E. Buffers went TO Sugar
Grove last Saturday to conduct the fun
eral service of Mrs Elizs Nelson, wao
died at Sparta. Mrs. Nelson was 70
years old, pioneer settler of Sugar
Grove community.
Robert Hammer of hillsporo, spent
Friday in the city with his sister, Mrs.
Wyman. He reports good business at
Hillsboro and eastern section of the
county this season. Mrs. Hammer &C.
companied him here,
Mrs. Earl Truesdale is at Soldiers
Grove assisting In the care of her faith
er, Geo. J. Gander, who Is critically i'll.
Mr.. Gander is q well-known and highly
respected travelling man. HE illness
dates back several months. Prysic.ans
hold ont little hope.
A large consignment of Mrs. Prices
Canning Compound has been received
at A. ]. Johnsons drug store. This COM
pound has no surerior for canning all
kinds of fruit, and is especially design.
ed for use in canning corn, beans, peas,
asparagus, tomatoes, etc.
TT. Thorson went to Wilton, where
he opened up his branch photo CALLER
recently purchased from Ben Dickson.
With a gallery at Cashton, Westby,
Coon Valley and Wilton, Mr.. Thorson
has quite q monopoly on the picture
business in this section. -. Csshton
Record.
While at La Crosse Rev. G e. But
ters called on Mrs. Bates and Charley
Bush. The former expects to be able to
return home in few days. Charley is
doing fairly well, but his case was se-
we're one, and 1t is feared he will not be
able to renew his studies at the un1ver-