Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-11
: Everybody buys lath of Thayer.

commenced and since then an additlon-
al $50, 600.
Everybody buys lath of Thayer.
Hats for the fair. Mrs. J. E.
Bigley.
&C. ]. Smith was in La Crosse, yes
terday, on legal matters.
Attorney Ray B. Graves of Sparta,
was in Viroqua over Sunday.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of C. H. Minshall.
Miss Florence Webb went to Apple
ton on Tuesday, to attend the Lawrence
university.
Mrs. C. J. Smith returned, today,
from visit with her mother and sisters
at Minneapolis.
THE great Richland County Fair
will be held at Richland Center, Sep
ternber "a to q.
Elmer Strait and family have NOV
ed into the William Strait house in She
western part of town.
A new house and the land OH which
it stands, for sale on easy terms. ~
DR. H. j. Suttle.
Lost, small open faced gold watch
attached to pin. Finder please return
to this office and receive reward.
Mrs. B. B. Morrison of Madison, is
in Viroqua visiting her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Lovin Morrison, and other rela-
tives.
y. D. Hornby and wife of Bagley,
were here on Sunday, to attend the
funeral of their sister, Mrs. julius
Simpson.
Mrs. l.. r. Gaines sold her resi-
dence property on Hickory streeL to
h. T. Kandal. The Vernon Co. Land
CO. made the deal.
Fletcher johnson came home on
Monday from several weeks visit at
Minneapolis and Mrs johnson intends
TO return tomorrow.
Father O'Reilly of Rising Sun, was
in our city yesterday on his way to
Madison and other points and he will be
absent for several days.
Mrs. VIM. Webb accompanied her
daughter, Mary, to Fairbault. Mnneso-
her studies at st. Mary's convent.
Mrs. Jack Henderson and daughter
Oracle, who have been visiting the
lady's sister, Mrs. Albert Brott, re
turned to their home at Liberty Pole on
Saturday,
Laurence Bigley has let the con-
tract for his residence to Chris. l.. Pet
erson. Work will be commenced at
once and the building ready to occupy
before winter.
Edwin Rogers left last evening for
Elroy, where he will play in the band
at the fair, and from there goes to
Franklin, Minnesota, to engage in busi-
ness as jeweler.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. are now sell
ing the Lithfield and the ''Clover Leaf
endless apron manure spreaders. The
best Judges of this class of machinery
are greatly in favor of the endless APP
ron machines.
Miss Ethel Atwood, who has been
at Milwaukee and Chicago purchasing
her fall supply of millinery, stopped
over at Reedsburg on her way home
and spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Oswald.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Thayer were
in La Crosse, last Sunday, to visit the
latter's sister, Miss Elsie Stevens, at
the St. Francis hospital. Miss Stevens
was operated upon last week for gall
stones and is getting along very nicely
Advertised letters at Viroqua post
office: w. H. Briggs, Elias A. Dalso
ren, Reed Davis, Mrs. Georgian Day,
f. II. Delap, Mrs. Jennie M. Dilts,
Marie Leon Harmon, Alice Y. Hawkins,
w. S. Martin, Beth Mckee, Mrs.
Thomas Mcbride, John North, Archie
Williams.
The Riehland County Fair, which
has earned the reputation of being sec
ond to but one county fair in the state,
will be held at Richland Center, Septem-
Der "a to 81. The management have
made greater efforts than ever to make
this years fair the greatest event yet
held at Riehland Center.
"A croat in the northwest caught
some of the v seat. How much is not
vet generally lHown. The question of
the hour here is, will frost be unkind
enough t. hit oar corn what we have
left-befofe the middle of October,
and our tobacco before October? We
are all on the ragged edge" as 1t
We're.
Mrs. Mary Schye, residing in the
town of Webster, died after short
illness. She is survived bY family of
nine children, Nrs Guy Talley and Miss
Anna Sehye Of La Crosse. Mrs. Chas.
Carry of Westby, Mrs Fcnnis Olson,
john Olson Of La Crosse, Martin,
Theodore and Andrew of Westby. The
husband was killed in a timber accident
some fifteen years ago. The family
were pionec rs Of Avalanche neighbor-
hood
The Wisconsin 4 Northwest Trade
Journal il now monthly publication
edited at La Crosse in the interest of
the retail trade 1t will be devoted 10
helping retailers combat trade evils by
furnishing information that will put the
merchants themselves in position to
correct existing abuses. C. A. Karp-
nler, the travelling representative, has
been here explaining the plan TO he
pursued by the dealers. 1t is working
along right lines and should obtain the
hearty support of trade people.