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

DoWner conege.
Merchant J. a. Tate is purchasing
goods in Chi, rgo.
New and lp-to-date fall coats at the
/ ir Saving s. re.
Will Glenn Ia taking a pharmacy
cour, at Milwaukee.
Mis- Mathie Shipper is the guest Of
Miss b nche Wigginton.
TIL second fl Dor of the Lindsmann
store bu. lding is being remodeled.
Nor ey to loan on real estate Sc
curity. BUTT & BUTT
Mr.. and MRS Jitley Norris of Ban
gor, were in the city last week.
Miss Lulu BeSiin of Tomah, visited
with relatives heie, for a week.
Mrs. J. M. Rusk and daughter Mary
spent the past week In Milwaukee.
Frank Wolfgram has accepted
-ition as telegraph operator at River
FAtls
l.cob Thompson, wife and family
are iests of Ls Crosse relatives this
week
Mrs Jerry Richards and children
haye returned to their home in CiDcin-
natti
-25 canvas gloves, good values at
10c, water damage price DC at Severson
| q Co.'S
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Nuzum and
son Keith are visiting DIR. Thos. Nuzum
| at Jauesville.
F. w. Alexander is taking in the
sights at the Interstate fair at La
Crosse, today.
- Walter Van Winter, an employe at
the Republican Cffice, has accepted a
position at Viola.
Miss Jane Bot las returned to her
duties as instructor tn school OF ora
| tory, at Los Anwles.
% e Wheeler, manager of Shows
college of drer, making, made business
call at Westby, Tuesday.
The Lu heran Synod missionary
society will meet with Mrs l. a. Lar
son Friday, September 2S
-ReY. Chas e. Buffers was called to
Tomah today, to marry couple of old
friends of his at that place.
Mrs. August Smith is RECEIVING
visit from her two brothers, Messrs.
Morris, of Lime Springs, Iowa.
Presiding Elder Vance will preach
at Springville at IL a. m Brookville at
p. m; Liberty Pole at p. m.
Mics Eliz lbeth Spellum of this city
is spending week with her brother,
Mr.. Albert Spellum, in La Crosse.
-Emmitt Mahoney, Oscar Natwick,
Albert Amodt, Helen and Hope Munson
are attending the state university.
Il lot Peppers smoking worth 10c,
water damage price DC.
G. j. Seveason & Co.
John Tainter of this city, has &C.
cured contract for the erection of a
new school house near Rising Sun
-Richland county Is certainly keeping
up lively pace-sent FIVE men to pri.
son, one day last week, for burglary.
Mrs. Grant Pierce left yesterday
for stay of two or three days with
friends at La Crosse and West Salem.
Mrs. Thos Harper of Park Rapids,
Minnesota, is guest at the home of her
sister, Mrs. l. N. Groves of jefferson.
Grandma Hammer of Hillsboro,
we'll known to so many of our people,
passed away at her home, last Monday.
Lost, a white knit scarf, on the
road from Viroqua to Morrisons farm.
Finder Will please leave same at CENSOR
office
Mrs. Frank Graves received a visit
from her sister, Mrs Chas HOODS of
Iron River, whom she has not seen in
twelve years.
A. B. Stevens, eyesight specialist
and optician, will be at JOS Boehrer's,
j weller, next Wednesday and Thursday,
October and 4.
For sale, the VIM. J. Austin home.
stead, Leon Valley, 280 acres; is very
choice farm property. Would like
about one third down, easy terms for
balance, AUSTIN, Leon, Wis.
--Spectacles and eye glasses correctly
fitted and furnished. Satisfaction is
guaranteed A B Stevens, eyesight
specialist and optician, at Jos. Boehrer's,
jeweler, next Wednesday and Thursday,
October and
Reports from Michigan are to the
effect that the apple crop in that state,
this year, is about 20 per cent. New
York claims even better showing. If
| these reports are true, we should be able
to get apples In the local markets at
reasonable figure
The w. F. Lindemann company
has creditable window display of hos
iery this week, which Is attracting con-
siderable attt ntion The arrangement
was made by Miss Kate Dennis, one of
the popular young lady clerks of that
business institution
-Rutson 81. Drake has sold his fine
farm and new dwelling house at Sugar
Grove Mr. AL Lake of Readstown, is
the lucky purchaser Mr. Drake and
family will remove TO this city about
the first of November In order to take
advantage of our excellent school facili.
ties for their children They will rent
the Brown property now occupied by Fl.
E Packard and family.
Hon Henry e Lsgler. secretary of
the state library commission, spent last
Thursday in Vircqus looking over the
CITY public library. To the CENSOR he
said that the new building, it's arrange.
ment and eOuinTnant Orada of hnobs