Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-04
WISCONSIN STATE FAIR.
Most Complete Fair Ever Attempted
Enormous Attendance.

State Fair week is the great holiday
week for the people of all Wisconsin.
For more than fifty years the State
Fair has brought together in one great
exhibit the various products of the
agricultural interest of the state. There
was time when only a few counties
were represented at the State Fair, but
with the marvellous development of
Wisconsin, the Fair has grown to such
mammoth proportions that every county
in the state is re presented to a greater
or less extent. What is true of the ex-
hibits is also true Of the attendance and
every year has wit 1essed an increase in
the number of people attending the
Fair from every seclic" of Wisconsin.
During al. these years the Wisconsin
State Fair has established for itself
reputation as being one of the very best
from an educational standpoint. That
will be true this year.
But in addition to exhibit, purely in
structive, splendid provision has been
for the entertainment of the hosts of
Wisconsin people who viii throng the
fair grounds daily. The people want to
see something stattling and out of the
common. They will have plenty to talk
about after their visit to the Fair, to
be held at Milwaukee, September GLIB.
The famous airship, which made such
successful flights last year, promises
to Guido all it's former achievements.
With favorable weather conditions
spectacular flights of the airship will
be made over the grounds every day
during the fair. There will not be
dull moment during the racing programs
of each afternoon for between the rae
ing heats there win be unusually effec-
tive vaudeville acts presented free of
charge and in full view of the crowds.
Plenty of good wood at Thayer's,
%. r. Gauper was in from Wheat
land today.
Miss Pearl Marshall is visiting with
friends at Genoa.
Josephine Henry returned to her
duties at the postoffice.
Wood fibre adament and Imperial
plasters at Thayer's.
To date the county clerk has issued
lis hunting licenses.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. Hecht and children
visited relatives at Victory.
Hon. ,. r. Mains is in northern
Wisconsin on an important land deal.
West Wisconsin Methodist confer
ence meets at La Crosse next week.
Just fortnight till the county fair.
For lath, shingles and bridge planks
go to Thayer's.
jacob Aberg was a caller from
West Prairie on Monday.
Mr.. Dyson left for his home at St.
Jo., Missouri, after visiting his brother
some weeks.
Last Sunday Dach Ridge ball team
defeated Belgium nine by score Of six
to fourteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Arnold of
Liberty, spent Sunday in this city with
the family of Ed. Norris.
Mrs, John Devlin makes a visit at
the home of sister at Waverly, Min
nesota, and also takes in the state fair.
Miss Bonnie Hammond returned to
weeks visiting with relatives in this
city.
Miss Vida Norris returned from
Viola where she spent a few days. She
was accompanied here by her cousin,
F'lossie Arnold.
Mrs. o. B. Wyman was at La
Crosse with her sister, Mrs. Rose of
Hillsboro, who underwent an operation
in the hospital.
The county medical society held its
quarterly session in this city, with at
tendance of numerous physicians and an
interesting program