Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-09-12

farm. Inquire at CENSOR Office.
"A nice SOW and pigs for sale, Sep
tember 20. Come and see them.
Mrs Jack Loveleas of Viola, visited
day with friends In this city.
If you want u good registered buck
come to the sale, September -
ID ID Coleman of Fall River, was
visiting friends here the past week.
C. M. Stafslien .of Hamburg, was
a Viroqua business caller on Monday.
If You want a nice thoroughbred
hog come to the sale, September %.
-Erma Favor is visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. ]. Moe, at Heron Lake, Mime
sots
Will Glenn leaves next Monday, to
attend school of pharmacy at Milwau-
kee.
Mrs. M. A. Sweger l. visiting her
SON, Rev. T. A. Swager, at Fountain.
Minnesota.
W. J. Chambers Of Montgomery,
Alabama, visited day with Mrs. Chae.
M. Thompson.
The finest line of yellow pine floor.
Ing, ceiling, base and casing you ever
saw, at Thayer's.
Miss Ethel Hamilton vii attend a
Kindergarten training school at Grand
Rapids, Michigan.
"A F. May and wife spent the latter
part of last week at De Soto the guest
of bis brother, R. d
The public ia warned that Shows
college is not permanent In Viroqua and
you should enroll at once
-Jeweler Carl Coe was down from
Cashton on Friday last, to witness the
La Fargo Viroqua ball game
Mrs Andrew Baldwin and daugh-
ter Winifred are guests of Mrs. Oscar
Bosshard at NATION, this state
Rev L c. Jacobson will preach at
Viroqus, next Sunday at 10:30 u. IN :,
and at Harrison Hollow, p. m.
--'Ongoline' is a harmless applica
tion made for removing all fruit, glove
and ink status. o. E. Davis, Druggist.
Our high school registered one hum
dred pupils the first day. This is thirty
more students than last years enroll
ment.
Miss Lura Storers came from Lin
neus, Missouri, TO make her home with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M.
Nuzum.
Mrs. Ruth Blodgett, who has been a
guest of Mrs. C. C. Brown for some
time. left today, for her home at Charles
City, Iowa.
Miss Myrtle Arlington is studying
kindergarten methods and acting as as.
sistsnt of Miss Bessie Cobb In our kin.
dergarten department.
The most wonderful exhibition dur
ing fair week will be tn, great display
of mems and boys fine wearing apparel
at the-Blue Front Store
Mrs. G M Bennett is spending
few days In the city takiug q respite
ftom work as organizer for the Mystic
Worker insurance order.
Daniel. Inez and Leslie, sons of Mr..
and Mrs Geo. W. HERON of Leipzig,
North Dakota, are at the D. W. Horton
home and will attend our city schools.
Elvy Jennings, who lives three
miles southeast of town, is suffering
from broken arm, the miship occurring
yesterd day. The sccident comes at a
bad time, as be was in the midst of his
tobacco harvest.
Look for hot game of ball ON FRI
day of fair week, on the fair grounds
when Cashton and Viroqua tas.ms clash
in championship game 4 .ch team
has won two games from the other and
this will be the rubber"
MIR. Sam Savage of Salem Ridge.
annt q annta fn tho
which measures 13 inches in circumfer.
ence The tree which boce the fr1'it is
a seeding of some eastern variety, and
never fails to bear large crop of ap.
pies each year.
John r. Srellum has sold ha.f
interest in his dray line to G J. Schar
fenstein of Cassville. who will assume
active management the first OF Novem-
Der. Mr.. Scharfenstein Ia b brother.in-
law of DIR. Fl. J. SuttDe of this city, and
business man OF ability and standing.
An unusually large line of hsts will
be on display at the Bon Ton mi iineIy
store during the fair Orders will bt
quickly filled and special prices will te
gwen Courteous invitation ia extend
ed to all Mre. J. E. Bigley.
First door south of Sanvicks.
Mrs. r Snm,nerfield, &C nmpsnied
by her daughter. Mrs John Heck, left
Tuesday morning for Milwau kee to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Fl Hsss, a niece
Of Mrs Summerfieid's She, was for
merly Miss Laura Wiganu w nv, and
was well known to many re- .fdenss here.
Mr.. Louis W1a anowzky VI The town
of Viroqus snd Miss Ma1de r. Coleman
of Fail River. were u'li' ed n marriage
yesterday morning at the CO igoegstion-
al church parsonsg. oy Rev j. E.
Sarles The newly married con ole LEFT
the same morning for Milwaukee End
csner points in the southern part o. thu
state for wedding trip OF evsEal days
duration.
More than one hundred, tuition,
pupils are alresd rolled IN oar high
school This nIeAns that that numoer
OF young people will be re sidests of our
city for the cext nine months, and
tbeS Will pltrcaize boarding bouses and
mercantile establishments and con
tribute much to the prosperity of our
city. We ars maintaining high stand.
ard in our schools and hope to make
them rank with the best.