Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-08-19

-HillsbOro and Tomah fairs hold
forth this week.
Mrs. s. C. Letson of Sparta is the
guest of relatives here.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in National
Bank building. Phone 81.
Milton Jones of Readstown was a
business caller here Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Bush is the guest of
relatives and friends at Genoa.
Miss Elsie Thiel of Springville is
visiting Inez Drake of this city.
f. F. Mitby of Cashton was here
Thursday on a business mission.
Miss Lotus Weber is the guest of
her friend Anna Hauge of Westby.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of G. Ii. Minshail
None others lips but mine have
touched thee, o Red Circle, l0c cigar, &c.
VIM. Silbaugh of La Fargo vicinity
made this office a business call, Monday.
-Plows that will pillow the earth and
bring big results at Chas. S. Slack Z
Co.'S.
Mrs. Myrtle Severson spent Sun
day in Sparta with Mr.. and Mrs Christ
Nelson.
Mrs. Chas. Allen returned Monday
from visit with brother at Battle
Island.
Mrs. Ed. Wig is making a two
weeks stay at her parental home near
Westby.
Mrs. o. Thompson and grandson
Kendall are the guests of relatives near
Westby.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Phillips of
Readstown were business callers Mon
day in our city.
Miss Lena Eckhardt of Chicago is
spending two weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. A. F. May.
Mrs. Carrie Foss of Soldiers Grove
has been the guest of Viroqua friends
during the<past few days.
j. Henry Bennett has now located
his law offices in the new First National
| Bank building, second floor.
Mr. and Mrs. Torger Fortney re-
turned Sunday from week 5 visit with
Zumbrota, Minnesota, friends.
Mrs. Herman HesseIing and child
rem are at Sparta visiting Mrs. Hes
seling's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Waters.
Mrs. Kit Pierce has taken charge
| of the boarding house on Decker street,
formerly conducted by Mrs Grace
Favor
Never were showers more welcome
than during the past week. They have
given renewed life to everything and
everybody.
| What's become of the old fashioned
/ hn aF . Ir
could skin any team in the county like
! II cet-out?
Chas. S. Slack & Co, have some
bargains in gasoline and Kerosene en-.
gines from q to horse power. Better
| investigate.
Sparta is arranging for big line
/ of stunts on September second and
third, in which our band will take a
leading part.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. johnson and son
/ Walter drove up from Readstown, Thurs
\ day to attend the funeral of Mr.. John
son 8 brother.
H. d. Miller and little son leave to-
morrow for Jebb, Arkansas, where he
will assist his brother-in-law in manag
/ ing merchantile business.
! Miss Zoe Hook, who has been visit
/ ing sister, Mrs. George Myers, of La
| Fargo for the past two months, has re-
1 turned to her home in this city.
Lumber is again gaining in price.
/ Better build now and save a lot Of
money. Tibbits-Cameron can supply
your needs at very low prices. Cali in.
For rent, two store buildings on
Main street, with or without living
rooms in connection on first floor. In
quire at Mrs. A. o. Larson's millinery
store.
Misses Emma Thompson and Chattie
Gorsline are among the number from
Viroqua who have enrolled for the
coming term at Toland' s business school
in La Crosse.
| Now is the time to build while
everything is at the lowest possible
point. Ii you are in doubt, Just let
Tibbits- Cameron figure with you. We
will prove it to you.
Theodore N. Fortney of Wheeler
has been visiting mis- parents, o. I,
! Fortney and wife in town of Franklin.
He reports crops as being exceptionally
good in northern Wisconsin.
Mrs. Evertte X. Barnes of Rock
I ford, illinois, arrived in this city last
/ Thursday and is a guest at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Purdy.
She was accompanied by her little
daughter Harriet.
Mrs. Prices Canning Compound
can be purchased at A. j. johnson :
drug store. This compound is wei
known to every housewife as being the
best on the market for canning vege-
tables fruit, picking, etc.
Secretary j. M. Allen was in at
tendance at the Reedsburg fair last
week and reports the races as h4jng
exceptionally good. The agricL ral
display, however. was not up TO 81. nd
ard owing to the early dates of t.lat
fair.
The Westby Times says it has a
letter from Elmer Smith, who is in
business at MOnfort, stating that Mrs.
Smith has been sick in bed for nearly
six months as result of pneumonia.
Friends will be glad TO learn that she
is improving.
< 20. G. Lewis formerly of Bloom
indale vicinity, has moved his family to
Retreat, where he expects to engage ir
the real estate business. Mr.. Lewis
made the CENSOR Office pleasant call,
and seems well pleased with the pros
poets in his new location.
Rev. C. Z. Buffers was displaying
the fruits of his p4owess with { ne
tackle, Friday, in the way Of a mon
strous trout which he coaxed from the
waters at Harrison Hollow. the fist