Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-04
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Trout season closed on Saturday
last.
-Viroqua needs more tenement
houses.
The best Norway tobacco lath at
Tibbts-Cameron'
The tobacco harvest has just we'll
b, gun in this section.
The finest tobacco lath in the city
at Nuzum' s. Call and see them.
Mrs Kit Pierce has openeda board
ing house in the Buckley building.
Miss Ollie Watson departed for her
homa near Red Mound, last Saturday.
Mrs. John M. fainter is in Milwau-
kee visiting her son, DIR. Bert fainter.
Miss Stella Natwick went to Hills
boro to enter upon her teaching duties.
Another car of shed shingles of
that good brand, at Tibbits- Cameron s.
If your boy is hard on his clothing,
get him an improved Viking suit at
Stol & Groves.
Tomorrow Coon Valley village holds
an election to choose officers for that
newly created municipality.
10. Rosenthal is in the city spend
ing few days. He makes much terri
tory as tfaNenIg salesman.
A new house and the land on which
it stands, for sale on easy terms.
DIR. H. j. Suttle.
Five more patients were received
at the county asylum last week, three
from Adams and two from this county.
-StoIl & Groves are now located in
the Tate building with a complete line
of shoes and clothing for men and boys.
Secretary Alexander and A. j.
johnson are at. Reedsburg fair looking
after attractions and horsemen for our
fair.
Load of oats old sold on the streets
of Viroqtla at sixty-four cents per bush
el. That's going some from financial
point.
JOHN NJ. Vance of Sterling, haa
been on a visit to Iowa, to see cousin
whom he had not met for forty-eight
years
Frank Wintz and John Glenn are at
Garnavillo, Iowa, installing hot water
heating plant on contract for Martin
& Kuebler.
Henry E. Rogers is in Chicago max
ing purchases for the firm OF H. d.
Williams & Co. and to attend the shoe
and leather fair.
The Brandrup & Nettleton Business
College, Winona, Mimi, places more
students i'll situations than any other
school in Wincna.
To new subscribers in the county,
the CENSOR will be sent to January l,
for 25 cents Send in your names ae-
companied by the money.
County Clerk Moore is prepared to
fit you out with hunting license that
is if you have the necessary hundred
cents to deposit for the same.
Mrs. Samuel Williams of Trenton,
Missouri and Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. A. Har-
man of Postville, Iowa, are guests of
their sister, Mrs A. w. Green.
Sam Ellefson is in receipt of Vic
tor ruilabout which ne purchased some
time since in st. Louis. 1t is a we'll
made and handsome vehicle.
John NJ. fainter and Charles Hona-
ker are at the farm home of Lincoln
Reed. in jefferson, building new barn
36x60 feet, with full basement.
E r. Russell, who has been visit
ing in this city for several weeks past,
left on Monday, for La Crosse to ac-
cept position with the Tribune Print
ing Co
Sandsrlark & Beat, managers of
the Vernon County Land Company,
have some choice bargains in farm and
city property. If interested, see or
write them.
Hon. Ole Anderson was in from his
Coon home on Saturday. He recently
returned from an extended visit with
his sons and daughters in the Dakotas
and Minnesota.
Our childreus' school suits we be-
heve have no equal Double seat and
knee, seams all tapcd and stayed. Made
to wear and have style and fit.
The Blue Front Store.
H. E. Rogers, on Saturday fore
noon, caught three trout in Harrison
Hollow that weighed over three pounds
after being dressed. He and G. ID.
Williams took twenty-five there on a
recent day.
-Nyron H. Soverhill, who was one
of the first to raise tobacco in this
state end who bought the first tobacco
on commission for eastern dealers, died
at Janesville, Friday morning, at the
age of 79.
j. Henry Bennett, attorney and
counselor at law, Herrick building, vi
roqua. Will practice in all state and
federal courts. Dispositions and con-
veyancing. Commercial collections.
Local and long distance phones in Office.
john w. Groves, formerly of this
city, but for number of years engag-
ed in business at Madison, has been ap-
pointed assistant superintendent of pub
lie property in the state capitol He
possesses good qualifications for the
position and was most generously re-
commended by citizens of Madison and
elsewhere in the state.
--Thos Pierce, Bloomingdale breeder,
is making a circuit of the nearby fairs
with his herds of nine Aberdeen Angus
and sixteen Jersey cattle. So far he has
taken premiums as follows: At Hills
boro, II firsts and seconds; also herd
premium for Aberdeens. At Sparta,
IL frsts and seconds. At Tomah, 2
firsts and seconds. Mr.. Pierre is at
the Reedsburg fair this week.
Henry Aker, former well-known
Viroqua to wn citizen, arrived here from
Missouri, ON Saturday last, to remain
for p month ar.ong relatives and old
ne1rhbors. He repol IS the harvest of
fine crops in Missouri; the best corn
crop during his five years residence in
that state Mr. Aker declarcs that he
is satisfied with his new loc alton, be-