Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-09-30

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-Dudley's eoffees at J.ssomundson's s.
Mrs. w. E. Lawton is visiting at
Boscobel.
DR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
ionai Bank building. Phone 80.
Mrs Addie Ady, Will and Effie at
tended the funeral of |. H. Ady at
Sparta.
j. Henry Bennett has now located
his law offices in the new Firt National
Bank building. second floor.
Scott Curtis was called home from
Fort Harrison, Indiana, on account of
the serious illness of Mrs. Curtis.
The largest, most up to date line of
neckwear in all the new and late styles,
shades to please all. The Blue Front
Store.
Now is the time to fix up those
broken windows. o. f. Davis has a
complete stock of window glass, putty,
putty knives. etc.
Miss Josie Christianson returned
Monday from La Crosse hospital, where
she recently underwent successful
operation for appendicitis.
"A killing frost visited US for the
first time Monday night Corn and
other tender vegetation has put on
doleful appearance since.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have seven
different styles of gasoline engines, and
lhey will sell them on trial and guaran-
tee satisfaction. Call and see them.
The CENSOR is in receipt of a letter
from Ole l.. Stromland which informs
US that he has left Norway and is now
on his way home to America.
Special meeting of the Mystic
Workers VII be held Friday night A
large attendance is desired as special
business is to be considered.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, is now To-
Gated over Stoll & Groves clothing store
in the new Ferguson building. Tele-
phone No. 66 for day or night calls.
-Vernamont, Howard Minshall's fast
one, won second place in the 2:25 pace
at La Crosse, Thursday. He took the
first and fastest heat made in the race
in 2:174.
The long, dry, hot spell was broken
Saturday, when we were visited with
a soaking rain. Farmers are now able
to begin the fall plowing which was at
standstill.
Mrs. Abner Silbaugh and son Ches-
ter went e Chippewa, Falls Monday
with child for TIE school { feeble
minded. they will go to st. 4ul on
business mission before returning.
Hens Amundson of Mondovi is visit
ing friends and relatives in this vicinity
for month. While in the city he is
staying with P. Bouffieur, with whom
he was associated for twenty years.
Only 1 little more than half of a
full potatD crop will be harvested this
year in v, isconsin, according to infor-
nation received by John NJ True, sec
retary the state boardof agriculture.
Mrs J e. Williams went to De-
Soto. w ere she joins her sister, Mrs.
E. Owel, and together they go to
Bijou Hill, South Dakota, to visit their
sister, Mrs. S. S. Pike and Mrs. Alfred
Bennett and other relatives.
In this issue of the CENSOR will be
found the quarterly financial statements
of the two local banking institutions.
A glance at these public statemf nts
shows the healthy condition of the
banks which have the merited conf
dence of the whole community.
Mrs. Ben Peak of Kent, Iowa, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. David
Strawn. Mrs. Peak was the daughter
of Hiram Vess, one of the early set
tiers who left Viroqua thirty five years
ago This is Mrs. Peak s first visit to
Viroqua since leaving here so loLg ago.
Nels Loe, formerly of Soldiers
Grove, is here looking up location for
wagon shop. Mr.. Loe was recently
burned out at Stanley, losing his bust
ness there. He is an expert in his line
and has decided that Viroqua offers
opportunities for him, and will open up
shop here within the next month.
Considerable complaint is heard
throughout the county that much corn
has been nipped by the frost by reason
of dealers selling seed that could not
mature in this climate. Seed corn of
the native varieties was scarce last
spring, and seed from the states farther
south was furnished, with the result
that it could not mature in time to es-
cape the killing frost of this week.
DIR. Brewers success has been great
as many can attest who have had the
benefit OF his treatment. He has the
respect Of the medical faculty, and
LfiG puDiiI SGutj any - VIC IdhC pitdSufG
in recommending him to those who may
be afflicted in any way with diseases he
treats. DIR. Brewer will visit the Hotel
Viroqua on Thursday, October Sth. He
charges nothing for consultation.
=. II. Bryan left for an extended
vi.,it th his brother in Iowa. Mr..
Bryan's brother was the victim of an
accident some time ago from which he
TEA. not fully recovered, and he will
be- in short time for the Pacific
Cvast where he expects TO be benefited
by the change of climate. - Soldiers
Grove Scout.
The ticket nominated by the re-
publicans of Vernon county contains the
names of candidates who are Thoroughly
competent and in every way worthy to
handle the affairs of the county for the
next two years. There will be no con-
troversy over that question. They were
selecte" in a primary election in which
all th~ spublicans were privileged to
take part, and the interest manifested
in the campaign was such that practic
ally all of them did take part. The
ticket deserves the honest and earnest
support of every republican voter in
the county.
Seventy-five secret service men are
now travelling the country in an effort
to locate spurious coins and take them
out of circulation. There is a clause in
the banking laws making it imperative
unon the hanks To confiscate all the