Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-09-26
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Viola fair next week.

days here attending our seir.
Emery e. Allen of Spooner, spent
fair week here visiting relatives.
For rent, my West Prairie farm
P. LOTUS De Soto. Wis.
Mrs. E W. Hazsn is at Duluth,
Minnesota, out Of the hay fever belt
Wanted, man and wife to go on
farm. Inquire at CENSOR office.
Miss Matte Hoffl md of Soldiers
Grove, is guest OF friends in this city.
Will Groves came from Milwaukee
for two weeks stay at his home near
Roes
John Glenn and family have moved
into the Lulu Morris house on il fferson
street.
Attorney Ray Graves of Sparta,
WAS guest of his father, G. W. Graves,
last week.
Miss Lulu Burlin of Tomah, visited
at the home of her aunt, Mrs John M
White, last week
If you ctn n--s h.d 7. ON suite
now IL the tim T. "uS il ab Fr.'iinrd u
Wigs fu"nl'urs, ~:.t-
Ed Wern,cs nf Hi,izh,r" has .,.-
tered the ChicAgi Armour Iastitute for
the st'.dy of engineering.
District Attorney Harkin, Geo. D.
Thompson and q G. kolb were over
from Hillsboro to attend fair
Patrick Brody, one of the pioneers
of the town of Clinton, WAS here in at
tendance at the fair last week.
Wade Henderson departed, Satur-
day evening, for two weeks visit in
Chicago and Rockford, Illinois.
DIR Ami Biddison of Bangor was
guest at the home of his parents south
of the city, several days last week.
Henry Reniz, one of Esofea's enter
prisi0g young farmers, will enter the
farm college at the state university
Oar entire stock of skirts at one
half price, water damage price,
G. j. Severson 81 Co
For sale, my residence property, To-
Gated on prominent corner in Viroqua.
Inquire of or address Mrs. u Jtrawp.
- Hon Edgar Eno of aiiey, spent a
couple of days in the city seeing fair
sights and renewing old acquaintances.
MIR. A l.. Stowell of Gays Mills,
republican candidate for sheriff In Craw
ford county, attended the fair one day.
Mrs. n. B. French of Wilton, spent
last week at the Kueblet home. Mr..
French was here on Frida. and Satur-
day.
What's become of the old-fashioned
80 axHAn Aoir htc bOro hxy
falling what he did as boy back In
New York state?
i have an overstock of sash doors
and barn lumber on which / will make
very low figure. Call.
John E Nuzum
Wanted, good colored boy, be.
tween the age 15snd II, tn learn the
barber trade Address II F Lyons,
Black River Falls, Wis
Albert Kuehn, senior of La Crosse,
and Albert Kuehn, Junior of New AL
bin, Iowa, came to take in the old home
county fair and visit Ernest Kuehn.
While driving to the faiy last
Thursday, one of the no ses in the team
of Michael Rentz of Esofes, dropped
dead in the wood near the residence Of
Ananias Smith.
The fair brought to our town 10 see
the sights a nulnber of the surrounding
editors The CENSOR received calls
from Frazier of Viola, Bum of Westby,
Brown of Csshton
DO not let anyone persuade you in
to buying a suit or oYercoat with the
plea that they are just rs good rs the
''Adlers They are not
The Blue Front Store
-Messss. A B Saxton ard Eli III
Tilton, former presidents of the fair Ms
sociation, came from Sparta to renew
scenes of other days and exch tnge
greetings with the old friends
The state tax commission has order
ed reassessment of Richland Center
Property holders waTe dissatisft with
the assessment and equalization A
Madison assessor is ordered to do the
work.
Frank A Bgers has purchased an
interest in the Truesdae barber shop
Mr.. Byers was q former resident Of the
city but for the past several years has
been employed at his trade at G iles-
burg, Illinois.
While &. zlng down the elevator
shaft of the La Crosse candy and crack
er company, Miss Catherine Wright, an
employe, was struck by the elevator and
her head 80 badly crushed that she died
few hours later.
Rev John Kendall returned from
Methodist conference. He WAS allowed
to drop out of the ministry for two
years to complete his theological and
literary courses, and next week will en-
ter Lawrence university at Appleton.
From Fennimore comes announce
ment of the death of John Dinsdale,
pioneer of Grant county. at the age of
eighty-one years He was father of b.
C., Dinsdale and Mrs Elmer Smith, for
lnerly of this city and Dr. James Dins-
dale of Soldiers Grove
. Daring the storm of last Wednes-
day night the heavy steel bridge at Par
DIV was undermined and rendered unfit
for use 1t must have been terrific
force of water that cnnld have affected
that steel structare Other bridges aud
culverts in that section of county were
storm swept and carried away or dam
aged.
Mr. A r McOmber of Platteville.
(bstter known to this section as Medi-
cal CAsky'O made this city visit during