Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-18

Gus Hook of La Fargo, spent Fri
day n our city.
-Best cane sugar, granulated. S5.25
hundred AT Lindemanns'.
%. C. Stevens was in La Crosse,
las, week, visiting friends.
County Clerk Berlie Moore attend
ed the lair at Elroy last week.
The fnest tobacco lath in the city
at Nuzrn's Call and see them.
Mrs. George Davenport is enter
tanning her mother from Sparta.
Mrs. C. H Tate has been spending
a few days visiting in Milwaukee.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ty. Butt & Butt.
Mrs. d. F. Mains went to Milwau-
kee last week to attend the state fair.
Rev. Henry Everts of Retreat, was
in the city Thursday and Friday of last
week.
Clinton Nuzum left, last Monday,
to attend Lawrence university at APP
pleton.
Charley Fish of Readstown, spent
Friday here with his daughter, Mrs.
Con Favor.
Merchant o. N. Wig of Avalanche,
was looking after business in our city,
last Friday.
Wanted, an apprentice girl at once.
Ca II person at Mrs. A. o. Larson's S
mil lery store.
What's become of the old fashion
editor who used to refer to the brides
as birds or roses?
w S. Burroughs attorney for the
La Crosse q Southeastern, was in our
city between trains on Friday.
Make our store your home when
attending the county fair.
The Blue Front Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Call of West
by, were here, last Wednesday, to at
tend the Stegne- Haugen wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Bowman re-
turned last week from their visit at
Minneapolis with Mrs. Bowman's par
ents.
&C. J. Severson & Co. last week
added to their clerical force Miss Alma
Steenberg, popular and capable sales
lady.
Mrs. Chas. Edwards went to La
Crosse, last Thursday, and will also
spend few days at Cedar Rapids,
Iowa
A. E. Parkinson, architect. OF La
Crosse, was down, last Friday, locking
after the work on the First National
bank building.
Anton Wieken, who has been visi-
ting at the home of Alderman o. H.
Helgeson, returned to Lindsey the first
of the week.
Mrs. A. F. Johnson and little
daughter returned last week from an
extended visit with Mrs. Ed. Culver
at Minneapolis.
A good many ViroUua people, be-
longing to the Methodiit church, went
to La Crosse, last Sunday, to attend
the conference.
Miss Chrissy Miller, who has been
visiting in our city, has gone to Huron,
South Dakota, to resume her studies at
the college there.
Asher Gorslne has improved the
appearance of his residence property on
south Main street by treating it to
fresh coat of paint.
Mrs. C. w. Thomson and children
returned, last Saturday morning, from
Waukesha and Milwaukee, attending
the state fair at the latter place.
Mems fine dress and driving gloves.
A full line direct from the manufacturer
at Gloversville, New York.
The Blue Front Store.
Mrs. J. H. Tate and Mrs. Austin
and about twenty-five of their friends
spent very pleasant afternoon tOgeth-
er at a thimble beeand five o'clock tea,
last Thursday, at the j. H. Tate home.
Mrs. A. o. Larson and daughter
have returned from Milwaukee and
Chicago. where they purchased an up
to-date line of fall and winter millinery.
A cordial invitation is extended to the
ladies to call.
DR.. Robert DeLap of La Fargo,
visited his sister, Mrs. Harry Bailey
of this city, several days last week.
He left for Grand Rapids where he has
an engagement on the pitching staff OF
ball team of that city.
j. Henry Bennett, attorney and
counselor at law, Herrick building, VII
roqua. Will practice in all state and
federal courts. Dispositions and con-
veyancing Commercial collections.
Local and long distance phones in office.
-Dofie Toney, who has wife and
thirteen-months-o child living at Gays
Mills, was "pinched" recently by Prai-
RE Qu Cnlen duCnOF1IleS IOT HON sup
port. He was released upon 5000 bonds
with the agreement to pay his wife SO
per week.
The Richland 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
ber "a to 27. The management have
made greater efforts than ever to make
this years fair the greatest event yet
held at Richland Center.
The hail storm, last Tuesday after
noon, did considerable damage to sew
eral farmers northes st of the city.
Some of the heavy ltsers are H. S.
CHAPMAN, Lewis Silbaugh, Jake Severt-
sou Thos. Stevens and S. c. Froiland.
These people all had good share of
their tobacco in the field and the heavy
hail tore the leaves literally in tatters.
A farmer says he rid his farm of
rats in the following manner: "On
number of pieces of shingles | put about
a half teaspoonful of molasses and on
that put a small quantity of concen-
trated I've and then put the old shingles
around under the cribs. The next morn
ing l found some forty dead rat and
the rest left for pa.ts unknown. ]
have cleared several farms of the pest
in the same way. never knew it to
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