Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-09-19

8 Id pail of lard for SOC at Deylin's
meat market.
-Richland county fair next week at
.. Richiand Center
8 lb pail Of lard for SOC at DeYlin's
meat market
Dance in Relief Corps hall every
night this week
Special prices on hats during fair at
the Bon Ton.
| Station Agent johnson was down
from Westby on TuesLay.
Mr.. o A. Kalvestran was caller
from Readstown, yesterday.
Wanted, man and wife to go on
farm. Inquire at CENSOR Office.
Peter Runningen of Bergen, was a
caller at the CENSOR Office Tuesday.
| Frank Primmer is spending couple
of weeks as Sieux City, Iowa, and other
! places.
Master Roland Chase was confined
/ IA tfe house with sickness part of last
Neek
Mrs Salome Miller will spend the
winter in the south with her daughter
MIR Coy.
Blacksmith Charley Johnson hs4
removed from Ontario to Rockton -,
follow his trade
The United Lutheran aid society
meets with Mrs. Knut Moseng on Thurs-
| day, September 81
-Mesdanes Chas Smith and Caroline
| \ 49,
the home of August Smith.
MIR. and Mrs Arch Davidson of La
| Fargo, are spending geek as guests OF
George Griffin and family.
-Jeweler J. W. Lucas is again at
work after several DAYS of enforced va
cation on account of Illness
-Pipes-genuine amber bits. SOC to
| IS Meerschaums 81 IS to 81
o. E Davis, Druggiet.
Mr.. VIM. Coe is visiting relatives
and friends here and attending the
golden jubilee of the Vernon county
| fair.
Mrs. Thos Ellefson of franklin
sown, was taken to La Crosse, last Sun-
day morning, and operated upon for ap-
pendicitis.
United Lutheran church will meet at
G. c. Fortney's, next Sunday at
| o'clock.
Congregational Aid society will
meet with Mrs. Beat and Mrs. Thos
| Ellefson on Wednesday next, at the
home of the latter.
-Tomah, West Salem and other fairs
| In western Wisconsin were made less
pleasurable and profitable by heavy rain
on the opening days.
The most wonderful exhibition cur.
ing fair week will be the great display
of mems and boys fine wearing apparel
at the Blue Front Store.
Il have an overstock of sash doors
and barn lumber ON which | will make
very low figure. Cali.
John E. Nuzum.
ELIAS G sixteen-ye year-old son of G.
G. Fortney of franklin town, was %
| judged insane and taken to Mendoza
asylum by Sheriff Ward on Saturday
| last.
ANON Strait has purchased from
Ed Rodgers and Doretta Welch their
| go acre farm In the own of Webster
Tolrud d Sandsmark negotiated the
| sale.
This season Wisconsin has corn
| crop that is much superior to any
grown for some years Frost may come
now and Ia will find n very large portion
| of the corn crop beyend the damage
| stage.
The woman's literary clab will hold
its first meeting Monday, September "a
Browning's poems will be their work
| for the coming year. Mrs c. w.
Graves will lead the first poem, "Pippa
| Passes
Hon William Henry Garrison Cash.
| tue railroad magnate who conceived
the construction and threw irst dirt on
| the Viroqua branch, twenty. five years
ego, was in the city Oh business yesttr-
day. MIR. Cash is manager of the Hills.
boro railroad
Avoid preaching the ,Ioctrina of dis.
c)ntent Urge y"nr rIirud 10 look
on the right side Of things q ,odness
knows there is enough trnnhi, in the
| world that seems to come of It's own
volition. without any OF ns mapufactnr
ing more. Let us be cberIful
Ontario has lost by death, one of
its pioneer aud aged citizens, Mr.
Lorenzo ID Prentice, aged eighty years.
| He had resided Mt Oatarin far forty-five
years, served during the rebellion In
! Wisconsin regiment This old pioneer
leaves many relatives and friends to
mourn his going Funeral services
were conducted at Ontario by the local
Odd Fellows lodge
"A number of Viroqua and Vernon
/ county people attended the state fair in
Milwaukee last week 1t was the most
| successful fair in the states history, the
exhibits in all departments and attrac.
! tions being far better than in past years
/ From financial standpoint the fair was
all and more than its managers hoped
for, and is An encouragement for I'D.
vancement the coming year.
The blind veteran, William E.
Minshsll, with his wife, of Chicago, are
here for visit with relatives and TO
spend the fair period. Mr. Minshsll
was one T the young men who attended
the b g. Vernon county fair h.if
century ago. He remembers, and re-.
cites with much exsctness, many cor
disiops of the fret exhibition and re-
members all the old settlers of that
earl d,y When the civil war broke
out n 1861 Mr. Minshall WAS ona ,,f