Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-10-09
The Gays Mills fair Is on.

- ne 0dyS MlllS Ialr Is on.
Get your new coat at Severson 5
For lumber of any kind see Thayer.
DIR. R. W. Baldwin, dentist; oppo-
site postoffice.
Chris Skagen is at the Luthera an
hospital at La Crosse.
-Tibbits-C Cameron can save you
money on any amount of lumber,
Mrs. Albon Lindemann spent the
past week at Racine and Madison.
Money to loan on real estate secur-
ty. Butt & Butt.
Henry lkert of La Crosse, spent
Sunday at the John Riley home in our
ATTY. C. W. Graves went up to
Sparta, last night, to attend circuit
court.
-Ex-Sheriff C. E.. Ward of Chase
burg, was transacting business here,
Saturd ay.
Mrs. John Riley of Liberty Pole,
went up to La Crosse this morning for
a visit
Furs for the cool evenings We
have them in all styles. G. j. Sever
son & Co.
Editor John Frazier and wife of
Viola, attended the Eastern Star meet
ing, Tuesday evening.
jonathan Swain has broken ground
for the erection of : two story house
on south Main street.
Mrs. Carl Severson is entertaining
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Lake
of Sparta, this week.
"A crew of workmen from La Crosse,
put gravel roof on the new William;
building, last Saturday,
Rev. E. Sweger, wife aud baby of
Fountain, Minnesota, IRE visiting here
with Mrs Nj. A. Sweger
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Williams of
Norton, Kansas, are here to visit rela-
tives and friends once more.
The Liberty Pole base ball team
will hold basket social Saturday even
ing in the town hall at that place.
Herman Wolfgram went to Sparta.
yesterday. to resume his employment
as night clerk at the Park hotel.
Several Viroqua young people went
to Westby, Friday evening, to attend
dance given by the Westby orchestra.
Mail carrier Perry |. McHenry is
rejoicing over the arrival of little
daughter at his home, born Monday
evening.
Among Westby callers at Viroqua,
Saturday, we noticed Mr.. and Mrs Paul
Steenson and the Misses Nora and
Stella Bratlie.
Mrs Allard Smith of Chicago, came
up to spend about month with her
parents while her husband is absent in
the east on business.
New things are constantly being
added to my line of millinery. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
Mrs. j. E. Bigley.
j. B. Johnston of Chicago, is spend
ing couple of weeks in the city visit
ing with Drs. VIM. Trowbridge, H. J.
Suttle and other friends.
The most up-to-date childrens suits
and overcoats to be seen in the city
Stylish and made t. resist hard wear.
The B'ue Front Store.
Col. C. E. Morley exhibited ,9
ounce potato of the Early King variety
on the streets last week. This beats
the Republicans big potato by one
ounce. Next!
An error was made in puLlianiug
premium awards on silk quilt and pieced
quilt, last week Mrs Betsy Hubbel
won first premiums, on both and not
Mrs. Benson as was published.
- We are in receipt of full line of
those popular stiff bosom negligee com
bined shirts. Everyone who had them
last season win want them again this
year. The Blue Front Store.
H. D. Williams has been exhibiting
some fine specimens of dent corn, the
product of the farm of his boyhood
days in Walworth county The ears
m easure from IL to 13 inches in length.
Reports from the cranberry grow
ing sections of Wisconsin are to the
effect that the crop is about IS per cent
short of bumper yield Floods are
attributed as being the cause -of the
The fruit, however, is of an
excellent quality.
Ed. Crowther of Red Mound vicinity,
made the CENSOR a pleasant call, the
first of the week He was accompanied
by his brother in-law, l.. G. Morley of
Forest Grove. Oregon, who is making
Wisconsin relatives a visit. Mr.. Morley
reports times $ being good in the far
west.
"A number of friends and neighbors
of Miss Clara Emison surprised her,
evening, by walking in ard
taking possession Of the house. A very
time was spent and refresh
ments served The unDidden guests
also left present with Miss Emilson
as a nenento Of the evening.
While a workman was turing the
roof on the Lindemann bank building
Friday, the kettle containing the tar
caught on fire and spread to the tar on
the roof, and ignite1 barrel Of tar.
The barrel was throw from the roof
and further c)nAagsatiol avoided by
prompt action of the workman and
othecs In the building.
The editor Of Kansas paper states
that re once borrowed Winchester
rife and start, up the street a few
days after to deliver the weapon 10 its
owner. The delinquent subscribers got (
it into their heads That he was on the
war path and every one he met insisted
on paying what he owed him. One
man wiped out a debt Of ten years
standing. On his return to his office
he found load Of hay. fifteen Bushels
of corn. ten bushels Of potatoes. load
Of wood and barrel Of turnips.