Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-08-21

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helpers, will give an exhibition test and
slaughter of cattle affected with tubur-
bulan trouble 1t will be the first fair
ground cattle slaughtering ever pulled
off in this state, and o. ght to excite
special interest with farmers and stock
raisers. and in fact all people interested
in animal industry. The test and
slaughtering viii be i'll the open, on an
elevated platform, so that all win have
opportunity to witness the scientific
work. All who have been skeptical as
to the existence of consumption in cat
tie should be present and see for them
selves the demonstrations.
Mrs. Ca roline Gardner has gone to
Portage.
State Treasurer A. II. Dahl was in
the city, yesterday.
See Lind big furniture specials on
fifth page of this issue.
Buy your lath and shingles of
Thayer and save SIS.
Best cane sugar, granulated. $5.25
a hundred at Lindemanns'
DIR. f. f. Cooke, dentist; office
over Boehrer's jewelry store.
Chester Ward of Chaseburg, min
gled with friends here last Sabbath.
John Fladen is building an addition
to his residence on Center avenue.
%. l.. Onsrud of Westby, looked af-
ter business matters here, Saturday.
Mrs. o. G. Munson entertains a
party of ladies at whist, this afternoon
Mrs. C. j. Smith is entertaining
her mother and sister from Minneapo-
lis.
John Allen of Elroy, is visiting his
sister, Florence, at the no 2 of H. p.
Proctor.
Miss Caroline Bancroft of Richland
Center, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Har-
ry Baily.
James Sherrick of Cashton, visited
relatives in this city the fore part of
the week.
Miss Alma Steenburg has as her
guest Miss Narissa Hoppe, who lives in
Michigan.
Miss Hazel Biddison of Sparta, is
visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
Frank Riley.
e. G. James and son of Milwaukee.
spent Sunday with the formers sister,
Mrs. Jerome Favor.
Mrs. Robert Clarke returned to
Milwaukee, last Saturday, after a visit
at the G.. H. Clarke home.
Another carload of trunks, suit
cases. telescopes and bags, just receiv-
ed at the Blue Front Store.
Miss Bernice Scharfenstein leaves
on Friday for Platteville, where she
will attend normal school.
For sale 12-horse power Case
traction engine by 0. P. Dunnum. In
quire of Abner Silbaugh, Sheriff.
Miss Alta Cass of Belvidere, Hi
nois is guest at the A c. Cass horne.
She was formerly a Vernon county
teacher.
We have an overstock on SASH
doors, and interior finish. Call and see
them. We can save You money at
Nuzum S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Morrison
welcomed an eight and half pound
daughter to their home, last Monday
evening.
Miss Bena Peterson has accepted
position in dry goods store at Wau-
kegan, Michigan, and will begin her
WI n SAt1tS SWIM
The front room in the second story
OF the Hussa building is being repainted
and remodeled 1t will be occupied by
Bigley Bros. barber shop.
Not many of our spring and sum
mer suits left, but may have your size.
Is so, you can buy at great bargains.
The Blue Front Store.
Miss Clara Emilson and little broth
ers have returned from = fortnight s
visit with their father, Mr. Ole Emil
son, at Ettrick, this state. :
Little Misses Margarie and Cert
rude McKinstry have gone for week s
visit with their grand parants, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. l.. Foss, near Purdy.
Gauntlet driving gloves for women
and boys. Just the thing to drive to
town with Only 81, horsehide and
light buckskin. The Blue Front Store.
&C. j. Sharfenstein has disposed of
his interest in the Viroqua bus. bag
gage and dray line to VIM. Groves,
who took possession on Monday morn
ing last.
See those guaranteed all-wool, hea-
vy-weight, blue serge suits at only
$l2 so Equal to what usually sells at
$500 Venitian lined. Blue Front
Store.
Mrs. l.. J. Martin and daughter,
Cathern, will leave this week for Tiff
fan, Ohio, where Mrs. Martin has been
called by the illness of her aged moth
er who has had stroke of paralysis.
Rev. Eben Sweger, who has been
preaching at Fountain, Minnesota, has
received and accepteda call to church
at Moscow, Idaho, and will move his
family to that place in the near future.
Mr.. Arnold Lau has been elected
as teacher of history and civics in our
high school. Mr.. Lau received his edu-
cation in the Milwaukee normal and
state university, and has had two years
experience in teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Towner leave.
next Sunday, on two weeks trip to
Milwaukee and Chicago While gone
Mr.. Towner win purchase goods and
Mrs Towner will attend the national
convention of the Eastern Star at Mil
waukee.
"A large stock barn was demolished
and other minor damages were suffered
by the Tomah fair association in the
wind storm last week, but the officers
got a large force Of men busy, so that
everything will be in readiness for the
fair in that city, this week.
Messrs. c. J. Smith, F. A. Chase,
w. ID. Dyson, c. H. TrowbFidge, H.
E. Packard f. <. Rogers, Jr., and l..