Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-09-02
Short News Stories of Interest
Picked Up by Censor Reporters from Various Sources


j. Alton Mills of Coon Valley spent
frlday in our city.
Frank Z. Long Stock company here
fair week at Opera House.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in National
Bank building. Phone 80.
The best place in Vernon county to
buy lumber is at Thayer's 5 yard.
H. W. Barker's Cough Remedy is the
medicine thai cures, at all drug stores.
The Walsau Business College is
now recognized as one of the strongest
in The state.
September opened as clear as a
bell, with promise of continued pleas
ant weather.
M. {. Berg and 0. G. Munson came
home from Madison to be at the pri-
mary wrestle.
Wanted any kind of clover seed.
Hlg hest priee paid. Pi.one l93. Ia. l..
Williams & Co,
Miss Lulu Love went to La Fargo
to care for Chas. Edwards, who is Ill
with appendicitis.
Prepare yourself for a lucrative
position by enrolling in the Wausau
Business College.
A numerous party of Sterling gen.
tlemen headed by Sam j. Ottum, are
attending the Minnesota state fair.
Mrs. VIM. Trowbridge and son
Frederick returned Monday from two
weeks visit with relatives in Colorado.
The fall styles of ladies' suits are
nobby this season, and Rogers has the
most attractive line ever. See them.
Well, August was fine month for
all kinds of human endeavor. Farmers
and others made good use of the August
days.
State fair at Milwaukee next week.
1t will be the largest showing for Wis
consin that has ever been made in that
direction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. D. Williams and
Frank Williams and two daughter are
spending few days at the Williams
sugar camp.
Mrs. A. O. Larson and daughter
Welma leave tomorrow for Milwaukee,
where they will purchase their fall
millinery goods and supplies.
w. P. Colburn returned Monday
morning and will spend this week in
getting affairs ready for the opening
| OF SchoOl on MONDAY next.
Tomah will hold a special election
! September Is, to vote on the question
of raising the liquor license to $500.
The present license in that city is 5000.
/ Methodist conference will be held
at Ashland next week Rev Buffers
and other ministers of this section will
leave for the annual session ON Monday.
Positions guaranteed to all full
course graduates by Brandrup & Net
tleton business College, Winona, sMlnn.
Get free catalog and particulars at
once.
-Toland's Business School, in beauti
ful La Crosse, Wis, prepares young
men and women for success. Send for
free catalogue. Students may enter
any time.
Mr.. Ole o. Olson. who lives on the
/ Isaac w. Smith farm, tells the CENSOR
that he completed his tob; eco harvest
of three acres on Monday, and that he
raised fine crop.
Miss Minnie Hayes Of Viroqua will
have charge of the Grst and second
grades in the Cashton schools the COM
ing year. School opened in that vii
lage, Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. p. G, Dinsdale of
Galena, Illinois, called on Viroqua
friends Thursday, They came up from
Soldiers Grove, where they have been
visiting at DR.. Dinsdale's.
We have an over-stock on barn
boards, shed boards and shingles bought
when the market price was the lowest.
We will sell these at very close figores.
Call and see US. John f. Nuzum.
Mrs. Anton Vixen and two daugh-
ters, who Lave spent the past two
months at the acme of her parents,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Helgeson, returned
to their home at Lindsey, Thursday.
Mrs Sadie Sweeney, who has been
visiting relatives Eere for a few weeks
went to La Crosse Sunday, where she
will visit with her parents for a few
days before returning to her home at
New York.
Miss Mae Blakely, employed at the
Republican office for the past two
months, returned to her home at Viola,
from there she expects to go to Indi-
ana, where she will be employed in a
printing Office.
Eugene and Hazel DANES of Val
ley have been in the city visiting their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. r,
Curry. The former possesses natural
talent as an artist, demonstrating his
skill while here.
On another page of the CENSOR
will be found announcement of large
special piano sale which will be inaugu-
rated by the c. G. Brown Music Co
The sale begins next Saturday and CON
tinues thirty days,
Edgar Kast of Viola was in the city
Saturday transacting business. Mr.
Kast informs the CENSOR that CON
siderable quantity of tobacco has been
picked up in his locality, the prices
ranging from 9sc to 10c per pound.
Richard Bromley and George Nor
rison came home from Purdy to exer-
else their voting prcrogative. They
have been engaged IN putting the heavy
stone riprapping on the public road at
PuTdy. They expect to complete their
part of the work in three weeks.
DIR. Till, the plaster specialist, is
again stationed at Somerset, having
returned from Germany, where ne has
been taking vacation. He is reported
as having become fabulously wealthy
during his recent practice in the little
northera Wisconsin town.
Luther H. Glenn and Peter Hanson
retained hcme after a trip through
North Dakota and Montana, much i'm
pressed with the opportunities to be