Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-09-13
School bell is musical.

| we dr5 not u uVlseu InaG any cue 10
the robbers has been secured.
School bell is musical
"A little son at the home of Lon Cur
| tis
Theatre at the Opera house all next
week.
Sam Ames of Ross, returned from
the Portland exposition.
For sale, horse, buggy and harness
cheap. ELIAS HARRIS, Springville.
"A new pair free if those Ok Breeches
rip. Sold by the Fair Savings s tore.
David Smith and wife of La Fargo
community were in the city last Friday.
Mrs. G.. A. Hole of Coon town, one
of the early pioneers, died, aged 9ighty
years.
Venerable Charles Sto9dard of On
tario, went to Winor;. hospital for ex-
| animation.
10 the Peddler sells O variety of
Yankee notions that every farm house
needs. Watch for his big wagon
Grant De Witt and wife and daugh.
ter, Bernice, visited at La Fargo The
latter remained for an indsfnits time
with friends
/ ICcluChb ONAuCN anu
Ferlen Of La Fargo, were in the city
last Wednesday on business connected
with that town.
Henry I. Bailey, a leading citizen
| and business man died at Richland Cen
ter. He was brotherin-law of w. J.
| Robinson of this city.
Buy no gentlemen's furnishing goods
or dry goods till you have looked thro'
the stock carried by the Fair Savings
store in Opera block.
THE new Coon Valley hotel, owned
| by Galstad & Lindevik. opened for
guests on Sunday last. 1t is modern
house for country town.
Editor Fetty of the La Fargo En-
, terprise, was in the city on business,
Monday. The CENSOR acknowledges
the courtesy of frsternal call
| Souvenir cards from Mr. and Mrs
Ben Williams greet many friends across
the big pond, and give assurance that
| Mrs Williams is gaining in health
| Get new hat for the fair. Just re-
| ceived the verv latest blocks and styles,
Roswelle and Kingsbury brands Equal
to the Stetson. BLUE FRONT STORE.
Hon Van S Bennett and wife Of
Rockton, are off for Novr ScotiH, where
Mr.. Bennett takes his regular shooting
season among the moose, caribou and
other big game
-You will need new overcoat for
the cool nights during the fair. Remem.
Der we are the only handlers of the al
most world renowned Adler coats.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE
MIR. Ray Jordan, an employe in the
treasury department at Washington
writes TO his home paper, the La Fargo
Enterprise, that while on tour Of in
spection through the national museum
he discovered there curiosity present
ed by Rev. Dewitt of Newton.
Found, on the road west of Viro-
qua, ladies lavender kid glove. The
finder, Ed. Noble, is bachelor who ss-
pires to the hand of some fair lady; if
he can't get the hand he's willing the
lady shall have the glove, and has given
the CENSOR instructions to deliver the
same to it's owner
Scott and Lon Curtis receivsd dis
patch announcing the dangerous condi-
tion of their mother. Mrs E w.
Shreve, in -Llabama, from parslytic
stroke, Later information is 10 the ef-
feet that she is improved. Mr.. and Mrs
Shreve moved from Greenwood town 2
number of years ago to the south
Attendants upon the Minnesota state
sair have returned, all pronouncing 1t
the greatest show they ever saw. Some
of them were witnesses to the tragic
death of an Eau Claire woman, who
fell from Ferris wheel while in mo-
tion meeting instant death. The hus-
band of the woman was also victim Of
the accident sustaining bad injuries. 1t
seems that some part of the seat In
which they were riding gave way, pre-
cipitating them to the ground.
MIR. Fl. A Lombard was La Fargo
caller in the city on Monday. AS local
representative of the Western Land Sc.
curities Company, he started west With
party of land seekers from La Fargo,
yesterday, consisting Of c. J Eastman
F. w. Ericsson, A. w. DeJean, J. J.
Marshall, HarveT Seeley Sidney Mar
shall, Aaron Molendore, T. Houston,
John Shumate. rhe party was accom-
panied by Mrs. FL A. Lombard and Mrs
A. w. DeJean. They go to North Da-
kota.
Mr. Isaac Silbaugh of the state Of
Iowa, is payinga visit to relatives in this
community after an absence of twenty
seven years, and it is unnecessary to say
that he is astonished at the changes in
the people and things generally Mr.
(, Silbaugh came to this county with his
parents over fifty years ago. His first
| teacher was Mrs NJ G. Nichols, and the
| second was Lydia r Casson. Mir. Sill
baugh Is selling a patent kitchen cabi
net his own invention, that meets favor
in every household where placed.
Neatly clad smiling countenanc-
and active movements on part of every
child one meets, tells that school IL in
session The boy or girl who idles away
one minnie of the preciOus time Of schooi
! days will have cause for sincere regret
when mature age and real seriousness
of life is upon them The necessity for
! progressive education keeps pace with
/ the advancing age. There is little ex-
! cuse for pon-sttendance at school on
part Of any child II there be any pupil
/ in the Viroqua district whore circum-
| stances are such that they have not the
means 70 prOcnre necessary supplies il
they will report at the CENSOR office the
editor will see that they are provided
/ for. There need be no delieacy sbOnt
making the fact known II will be treat
cd az private between the editor and the
pupil served.