Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-08-01
today.

lEOm SOou diiey ou OhIufuhy.
Mrs. Prices canning compound for
sale by A. ] Johnson, druggist.
Mr.. Fulton of Hudson, spent several
days at the home of John Nuzum
Mrs Gerhard Fortney entertains the
Thursday club" at tea, on Thursday.
A West Lima citizen, Abram Beis-
seeker, died at the age OF ninety-two
years.
Wanted, a girl to do house work
family of two. Address box 101, Viro-
que, Wis.
Mrs. A. o. Seals and her mother,
Mrs McColluck, are visiting for short
time at Viola.
-Good competent girl wanted to do
tse1eral housewore. Inquire of Mrs.
Chas. s. Slack.
Editor Frank Graves is receiving a
visit from his cousin, Miss Mary Nor
row, of Sparta.
For sale, new nine.room residence,
we'll located and cheap. Inquire at
CENSOR Office
Give us csll-that's all we will
do the rest.
TIBBITs CAMERON LBR CO..
Bessie Bowman spent two weeks
visiting friends and relatives at Soldiers
Grove and Readstown.
Mrs Everitte K Barnes and child
rem of Rockford. Illinois, are visiting at
the home of B. F. Purdy.
For sale, millinery stock and fix
lures. Good business at small figures.
Mrs. J. E. BIGLEY, City.
Candidates for officei Remember
your nomination papers must be filed
with the county clerk not later than
Saturday next.
Mrs J. W. Lucas and children are
making an extended visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Robt Parker, at vi.
ola.
Anna johnson departed, Saturday
evening, for Tomah, where she will
spend two or three weeks visiting with
friends
n. p Larson and daughters return
ed from trip tn Wausau on Saturday
last. Mr.. Larson bought carload of
granite while there.
Those Milwaukee, Deering and
Champion binders and mowers have
been surely going some the past week
at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
w J. Bobinson, late of this city,
has b zen nominated for county clerk in
our neighboring county of Richland,
by the prohibitionists.
Mrs. William Lake has been at
Madison paying a visit to her son, Prof.
Edward Lake, who is an instructor in
the university simmer school.
Mrs. N e. Bowman entertained
number Of young friends at her home
in honor Miss Mabel Aikens of Reads
town, on Wednesday evening Of last
week.
1t is possible the Blue Front actually
sold good ordinary suits as low ss 81 4S
aud 3 95? Yes ASK your neighbor
who bought one Several left yet. Sizes
mainly 35, 80 ald 81.
For the first time In many weeks
Rev. J. A. Stemen was able to occupy
pulpit at Stevens Point, last Sunday.
He is slowly regaining his strength
after the long sickness.
-Irma Welch, who is employed in a
store at Wonewoc, Is visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Welch of
Pleasant ridge. She is accompanied by
her friend, Miss Bernice Funk.
Editor A. B. Fetty of La Fargo,
made the CENSOR office fraternal visit
on Friday. He was accompanied to
this city by B. M. Hunter, manager of
the Hunter and Nuzum lumber yard at
that place.
AT La Fargo, Tuesday last, David
Gritfia one of the pioneer settlers of
Richland county, died at his home in
that village He had been in poor health
for years He was q brother of Mr..
John Griffin of this city.
The Enterprise says that L. I'll. Da-
Wis of Salem ridge, brought to La Fargo
a load of cheese from the Avalanche
/ factory. He says his nineteen cows
netted him within few cents of q hun-
dred dollars per month for May and
June.
In the makeup of the democratic
ticket In Monroe county, we notice thst
two former Vernonites have places
Ray b. Graves for member of assembly,
and Matthias Hovelsnd for treasurer
r. r Luce of Csshton, Is also named
for clerk of the court
Willard Bowman of this city, sold
his team of horses, harness and fish
wagon to Alex Tullcck OF Victory, last
Monday. Mr.. Bowman has been in the
fish selling business for almost twenty
FIVE yeara continuously and thinks he is
entitled to rest for while at least
Misses Edna Waller, Myrtle Aiding.
ton, Mrs. August e. Smith, Mabel
Chase, Hattie and Abbie Switzer, Hazel
Gorsline, Ethel Nuzum, Amy Gott ana
Ethel Hamilton are camping along the
S southeastern. They are chsperoned by
Mrs L r Arlington, Mrs. Otto Davis
and Mrs P Waller of La Crosse.
Mrs. Irwin Levis, of Manning,
barely escaped dea "A in runaway on
Tuesday last She was holding a team
hitched to hay rake when the horses
started - run The lady was thrown
in front of the rake, the teeth piercing
her body in three places and dragged
! her about twenty rods. Her escape
| from death was miracle AT last &C.
counts Mrs. Lewis was improving. -
Readstown.
Have you ever noticed the most
prosperous farmers of the country are
stockmen, while the poor man with
r.nortoo0 0e upor1 hia land has innovarish.