Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-09-06
-Hillsboro fair next week.


Light medium weight underwear
for fall at The Blue Front Store.
Miss Effie Ady has gone to Moline,
Illinois, TO teach kindergartening
Mrs W. E. Baker and children are
visiting relatives in South Dakota.
20. A. Kalvestran was a Readstown
business caller in the city on Monday.
Mrs. j. M. Lauermann, nee Edna
Harris, is visiting relatives in this city.
Horse for sale, sound western chunk.
Inquire of s. r. Pollard or Will Gors-
line.
Mrs Chas. M. Thompson is visiting
in Prairie du Chen for & couple of
weeks.
Mics Kate Joyce returned to Duluth,
where she renews work in the city
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Hauge and son
Edward returned, Saturday, from Port
land, Oregon.
Miss Dora Hayes will teach near
Cashton and Miss Rena Hayes at Pleas
ant Ridge
Miss Mayme Lemen leaves, today,
for De Soto, where she will teach in the
village schools.
Mr. Allard Smith of Chicago, spent
few days in this city the guest of Col.
and Mrs Butt.
New, prettiest, lobby line of neck
wear ever shown, just received at The
Blue Front Store.
Miss Genevieve Harris is in Mime
apolis attending the Northwestern
school of music.
Apo le Blossom fiour 81. 30 per sack
nfy M
Lindemann & Co.'S.
Alderman Geo. H. Clarke returned
from trip to st. Louis. He went by
Mississippi steamer.
Frank P. Peters was awarded con.
tract for building the new fair ground
amphitheatre at $912.
--Gerhardt Fortney is spending few
W 'Is in this city from his studies at
Rl.sl Medical college.
Early arrivals of fall and winter
suits in the latest shades and styles at
The Blue Front Store.
If you have not commenced to pre-
some article or animal for the fair, 1t is
h Ugh time you should.
C q. Holbrook has changed his Sec
ond-hand store location to the Nordrum
building on Main street.
Wanted, in small family, girl to
work for her board and attend school.
Inquire at CENSOR Office
Miss Clara Smith of La Crosse,
pissed few days in this city the guest
of her uncle, August Smith.
1t is announced that mail carrying
will commerce on the Southeastern rail-
road week from next Monday
MIR. and Mrs. c. F. Dahl snd family
returned from months visit at Port
land and other western points of inter
est.
Miss Crissie Miller returned to
South Dakota, after spending the sum-
mer In Viroqua. She will renew teach
ing.
Mr.. Owen as Iago, Mr.. Mcconnell
as Othello, Miss Reynolds as Desdemo-
ma, Opera house, Saturday night, Sep
tember 8.
Hon. Atley Peterson and wife Of
Soldiers Grove, passed Sunday in the
city with their relatives, the Fortney
families.
"A. B. Stevens, eyesight specialist,
will be at Jos. Boehrer's, jeweler, next
Monday and Tuesday, September 11th
and 18th.
The ladies society of the Lutheran
noon, at MIR. Lars Jasperson's place. All
are welcome.
Mr.. J. A. Rendles is off for trip
to Canada He will return here and be
to Wyoming by his wife
and children.
Cash paid for transcendent and hys-
lop crabs, fall and winter apples. butter
and eggs. CLARKE, Cash Buyer; office
Mork 81 Side building.
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
$5. THE BLUE FRONT STORE
While caring for an erysipela pa
tient DR.. F. E. Morley had one of mis-
hands SO infected that he has expert en- c.
ed much pain. The trouble was pro npt-
ly checked.
There never was time in the his
tory of the state when there were so
many deaths from drowning Papers
from every locality report from oiae 20
two in every issue. The fatalities seem
to be accidental and not from careless
ness.
Lou V. Huschka, who has some
Westby contracts, spent Sunday with
his brothers John and Henry, in this
city. He is very much interested in the
building material that Is supplanting
stone and lumber, the cement prepsrs-
tions.
-Grasshoppers on the rails of a rail
road near Springfield, Ohio, recently.
caused two trains to collide. The track
Uas an elippery caused nv the crushing
of thousands of hoppers that the brakes
would not take hold and the collision
ref Ted.
-Thos T. Fortney returned home
from La Crosse Lutheran hospital,
where he was for four months receiving
treatment for cancerous affection of the
lip His friends rejoice with him that
he has permanent cure without disdg-
urement
His many friends and acquaintance
throughout the county learn with regret
of an accident to Mr.. ole r. Gauper Of
Wheatland. While working in his barb
a horse crowded him against the stall IL
such a manner as to fracture both bones
in his left arm.
Two batteries of artillery from the
regular army quarters at Fort Smelling.
are enroute from that place to Sparta.
where they will he encamped for some
DAYS. East of that city is fine ground
for drill aud rife practice, and that's
what brings them to Wisconsin.
The HilIsboro Sentry says that Dis
trict Attorney Harkin left for March
field to spend few days with his par
ents. From there he will go to Illinois
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