Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-09-02

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fair week.
-Jos.n Henry was business caller
at Minneapolis.
Martin Nelson of Westby visited
Niroqua friends.
Attend the Wausau Business Col
lege, Wausau, WiNconsin.
Frank E. Long Stock company here
fair week at Opera House.
-Four grades aid colors of chimney
brick at j. w, Thayer's yard.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bush visited
friends at Genoa part of last week.
Otto Omundson is taking in the
sights at the Minneapolis state fair.
Rooms to to rent in the Opera
house. Inquire at the CENSOR office.
John A. Thompson has purchased
the James Moseng farm west of the
c,ry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finney of Merrill,
have been guests at the home of E. w.
Hazen.
Don't buy walking skirts until you
have inspected the styles Rogers is
showing.
Hon. Alley Peterson of Soldiers
Grove was in the city last Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Hill and Mr.
and Mrs. M. o. Hill visited relatives at
La Fargo and Dell
DIR. Esch and Hazel Hayes were
over from La Fargo Thursday in the
doc. or's automobile.
Only two weeks till the annual
farmers festival-the county fair
everybody get ready.
Miss Leone Griffin has resumed her
work at the Republican office after a
vacation of six weeks.
Miss Marie Bauzaski of West
. Prairie, was the guest of Mrs. M. Owen
a portion of last week.
&C. M. Butt, Jr and sister Jennie
spent Friday in La Fargo visiting their
brother, DIR. w. E. Butt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Van Winter
and son of Viola were guests at the
Geo. Griffin home, Sunday.
Miss Anna GIthormsen of Neenah
viii take charge of the fifth grade in
our schools for the ensuing year.
The largest, most up to date line of
neckwear in all the new and late styles,
SAd0tS 10 lISeSC HiA. AhS DiuS AAoAi'
store.
Every student who finishes course
in the Wausau Business College is
thoroughly prepared to hold lucrative
position.
Miss Josie Thompson visited friends
here while enroute to La Fargo from
Minneapolis, where she purchased fall
millinery.
Wheat, wheat screenings, Crescent
chick feed, cracked corn. Everything
in the chicken feed line at Williams
feed store, phone 1873.
j. W. Thayer has received the con
tract for furnishing the lumber and
millworks for the fine Proctor residence
now insceurse of erection.
Sweater coats: the finest line OF
these popular garments we ever had
Men s, boys and ehildren's 5, all at popu
lar prices. The Blue Front Store.
Music is one of the most essential
things in life. Why keep putting it
off longer? Begin your child at once.
Good results guaranteed. Miss Iona
Slack, Instructor.
Students should make good use of
their closing vacation and be ready for
the opening of the new school year
next Monday. They ought to make
valuable use of the nine months work
before them.
"A picked-up Viroqua ball team
trimmed up the Viola ball tossers, Sun
day to the tune of l3 to 6, at the local
ball grounds. The visitors went up in
the air in the first inning, allowing nine
runs, which hopelessly lost them the
game.
Or. G. B. fainter of Milwaukee,
spent Sunday visiting at bis former home
ahd looking up old friends. Bert, as he
IS familiarly known here, has worked
up fine dental practice in the state
metropolis, and is well pleased with his
location.
Frank E. Tate arrived home Sun
day from Montana. where he is inter
ested i'll real estate promoting. He
visited Lavina, where a number of
Viroqua people have cast their lot, re-
porting them all happy and contented
In their new homes.
DIR. H. j. Suttle, A. D. Helgeson,
VIM. Peavy, T. o. Mork, Chris. Peter
son. Geo. Morse and C. W. Chase con-
stituted a team that took charge of
work in the encampment of |. 0. .. F.
Of Viola. The fellows returned much
pleased with the entertainment given
them by their neighbor Odd Fellows.
Mayor Chase came over from La
Crosse on Sunday with W. S. Cargill
and Captain Moore. They made the
trip in Mr.. Cargill's big touring AUTO
mobile and the run was done in an htqr
and forty minutes, including several
stops, by the way Of Westhy. This Is
said to be tie fastest time ever made
by an auto in covering the di2tance.
Captain ]. Henry Tate left home Oh
Sunday to Join the Wisconsin contingent
in the national Grand Army encamp-
Inent at Toledo, Ohio. The badger
delegation crosses the lake from Mil
waukee. Few 6. A. r. national en-
eampments in the past twenty-five
years have found Captain Tate absent
at roll call.
in this year of peace and plenty
there should be general effort to make
the county fair success. There is nC
county in the state with all the re-
sources for booming comparative fair
In live stock, the cereals, the household
dairying. fruit raising, and other lines
of industry we are exceeded by no com
munitv. rhe races, ball games anC
other amusement will be plenty and o.
an entertaining character. Now pull
together for big success.
Rev. Harry G. Goodsell, who hai