Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-09-19
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Viola fair in two weeks.

Viola fair in two weeks.
City schools close today for balance
of the week.
Mrs. l.. R. Gaines has been i'll for
the past few days
Be sure to see the bargains in furni-
tare at FroiIand & Wigs store.
The school teachers picnicked at
Maple Dale last Saturday.
For rent, my West Prairie farm
p Loftus, De Sato Wiz
Mrs. Robert Parker of Viola, IL Il
guest of her daughter, Mrs. ). w. Lu-
Gus
la Crosse Interstate fair will draw
big crowds of people from this city and
county next week.
IF yon can use bed room suite,
nov is the time to buy it at Froiland %
Wigs furniture store
This Wednesday Ia chiIdren's day
at the county fair. All under fifteen
years Of aga will be admitted free.
Mr.. w Huboell of Sparta, is visit
ing ut the home of his mother Mrs.
Betsey Hubbell, In this city.
Mrs. Maggie Adams Chandler, cf
Davenport, Iowa, ia Visiting at the honla
uf nor sister, Mrs II f Packard
Mrs B-i.r Tnrhpr ,,f Dallas, TtxEs,
Ia visiting 1T the nrtHe of her mother,
Mrs Luther RumseY 0f town u Jt fer
son
Mr.. and Mrs w. D. Dyson and
Mrs G j Smith returned on Sunday,
from Milwaukee, where they had been
In attendance at the state fair.
Frank Silbangh of Viroqua town,
jasJ returned from trip to South Da-
isota, where he purchased farm of one
section in extent, near Gettysburg.
Young peoples society of the Luth-
eran Synod church meets next Sunday
afternoon, ut three O'CLOCK, with Mrs.
Chris O5walt Everybody welcome
Postmaster Henry Maiben of Reads
town, mas resigned his official position.
Il Is not RnoGn when his successor will
be appointed or who it will be
Mr.. aud Mrs James Side mourn
the loss of an infant daughter, the little
one passing away ON Sunday morning
last. The mothers condition is very
low.
Mr.. and Mrs Abner Silbaugh re.
turned, last Saturday, from visit with
relatives at GrotoD, South Dakota
The latter has been absent several
mont g.
Ben F. Adams was caller from
Manning, last Saturday. Mr.. Adams
WAS seriously injured several months
since and is now but able to make his
way about by the aid of cane.
DO not lot anyone persuade you in
to buying suit or oYercoat with the
plea that they are just as good as the
'Adlers They are not
The Blue Front Store
Ira S. Griffin spent Sunday at Gale.
donia, Minnesota, where he rented an
extensive creamery ard will take pos
session, October first He will be rep
resented at that place by u responsible
agent
Scholarship good for six months for
only $685. at the Vircqna Business col
lege. You can select your own studies.
School opens, Monday, October 1. This
offer is only good until October 6 Bet
ter enroll today.
III bH6 ChcO VI 0pL 1Ns IL DuLkOl,
who was charged with having accepted
money on deposit in his Viola bang after
the institution was insolvent, he plead
ed to the offense in Richland county
circuit court and was fined $780,
Viola fair management ia putting
It's best efforts forth to make the exhibi-
ton there the best in years They have
the attractions aad with the large fisld
of horses that have been entered the
races will carry the usual interest
The most beautiful line of dress
shirts ever shown in the city The fa
nous "Elgin" make tho highest grade
on the market, 81; with detached and
attached cnffs; alsu with collars
The Blue Front Store.
An unusually large line OF hats will
be on display ut the Bon Ton millinery
store daring the fair Orders will be
quickly filled and special prices will be
gwen. Courteous invitation is extend
cd to all Mrs J E Bigley,
First door south of Sauwlcks
dies being one of the largest growers of
the present tobacco crop. We learn
since that he is not the largest. MIR
Sax Hoverscu of Ssoughton is interested
in s. acres of 06 crop grown on eight or
ten farms owned by him in Crawford
and Vernon counties Edgerton Re-
porter,
Mrs Angel, one of the old residents
OF RsadstowD, died on Friday last
She WAS sister of the late Captain
Carter, and member Of one of the
prominent pioneer families of the kick
apoo valley They have been residents
of Readstown vicinity from a very early
period Interment took place on Sun.
day last, on the heights where Captain
Clrtsr and other mem m3ers Of the family
were haired.
Here's hoping that during the
school year Just cor iuencsd in the ma
ton there will be drilled in'o the minds
aud hearts of the boys aud girls of the
public schools more thoroughly than
ever before conception of what the
flag floating above them means An
understanding of the fnrces ~ work in
the political world and the ambition to
do something to promote civic virtue
Reedsburg Times.
The wedding was p Well attended
affair, provisions 'more'n enough The
roses cost plunk apiece, the dress was
gold lace stuff The aEso to,k her to
the train sbe had a special ca, sue had