Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-11


( Now comes stacking.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Prinamer spent
/ Sunday at La Crosse.
Mrs. Mary Bates is visiting friends
at Sparta for few days.
Threshing machines are in motion
-threshing from the grain shock.
Elmer Holland Of Readstown was
a business caller in the city Friday last.
Mrs. Z. w. Hazen has returned
from the sanitarium at Prairie du Chen.
Miss Blanche Wigginton is visiting
friends at Wilton for couple of weeks.
Mrs. Robert Parker OF Viola is in
the city with her daughter, Mrs. Lucas.
Mrs. O. P. Hill is visiting her son,
d. Q. Hill, at Brookings, South Da-
kota.
Howard Minshan is at Boseobel
with his Vermont horse for the fair
races.
Henry Lawrence of Viola .passe d
through here Sunday enroute to La
Crosse.
Baker Heggen has the pleasure of a
visit from his brother, resident of
Chicago.
-Mrsand Mrs. NJ. D. Chase returned
from La Fargo, where theys passed
/ fortnight.
For the greatest values for the
least money, you must go to the Blue
Front Store.
Mrs. H. NJ. Davis of Clinton town
went to Gettysburg, South Dakota, to
visit her son.
Every evening, when you hear the
sleigh bells, look out for bakery ice
cream wagon.
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Hartwell and
little son. Minnie Hays, Mrs. Rayner
and son Lee Rayner 2Te camping at
Camp Tate.
Mrs. Maggie Adams Chandler of
Dubuque, Iowa, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. H. Z. Packard.
Mrs. G. w. Graves entertained at
tea Saturday for-Miss Jewett, who was
her guest the past week.
Mrs. George Schroeder of Viola, has
been spending a few days-at her pa
rental home in this city.
Miss Iona Slack entertained her
music class by a hay rack ride and
picnic at Dawson's farm Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Potts and
daughter Gwendolyn went to West Lima
Sunday for visit with relatives.
Charlie Porter is visiting his rela-
tives in the east. From there he will
join party and pass the year abroad.
Remember bargains await you
throughout our entire stock. You save
money by trading at the Blue Front
Store.
IL. G. Steenberg left home, yeste4-
day, for trip through the west, to
visit MS enildren at Si3sl.snc
exposition in Seattle.
Mrs. w. E. d. Remei and son are
in the city for a summer vacation,
guests at the parental home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Baldwin.
Use Mrs. Prices Canning Cora
pound and you win experience no
trouble in keeping fruit For sal by
A. j. Johnson, druggist.
Found dat Peavy's feed store,
Gold Medal iiour-the best evei. ANY
one can have it by paying cost, and
have the goods delivered.
Reduced railroad rates have been
secured for the Wisconsin State Fair
at Milwaukee, September 1917. One
The Misses Ida and Hannah David
son and brother James drove over from
Soldiers Grove on Sunday to pass the
day at the home of their brother Hans.
What's become of the old fashioned
woman who, when her neighbor had
bad. luck, extended cold comfort by
telling she knew it would happen sooner
or later?
Mrs. Prices Cabs ing Compound,
used according to drections, insures
both good quality and fine appearance
for canned goods. A. J. Johnson,
druggist, sells it.
Bert Ferguson of the Cashton Rec
cord was in the city Saturday arranging
for a bali game between tire Cashton
team, Of which he is manager, and
other teams during fair week.
The new buildings being erected on
the state far grounds at Milwaukee
are being rapidly pushed toward COM
pletion, and will be ready for use m
opening Of the fair, September 18th.
The famous Navassar band Of forty
ladies' has been engaged for the full
week at the Wisconsin State fair.
This is one of the most popular musical
VI = zlIiEdllVh III Tic GUuDtfFs III auuI-
ton to this several of the .oest bands in
the state will be in attendance daily.
Next Sunday, August 18th, occurs
the annual sangerfest at upper Coon
Valley Lutheran church. There will be \
many choirs from Iowa, Minnesota and
our surrounding cities and towns. and
it will be a large meeting and interest /
ing contest among singers. The public
is invited.
-Boscobel and Reedshurg open the
fair season this week. Hillsboro will
follow next week. Onr Hillsboro neigh |
Dor promises big program of racing,
with an exceptional number Of entries,
especially in the two $500 races. Doubt
less a number Of our citizens will be
present, as usual.
DIR. John F. Brown, former we'll
known physician of Soldiers Grove, has !
be en- chosen superintendent of the state |
school for the blind at GAINESVILLE. DR..
Brown is at present. and has been for |
some years physician at the state S /
prison A good nan for any place of |
responsibility and trust.
The recent rain caused q half-mil- /
lion dollar loss in Ashland county re- |
marks an upstate exchange. And it |
is proper to say that lack of rainfall /
for a month past has caused half-mil- /
lion loss in Vernon county. Which leads I
to the certain thought that the good /
things Of this world lack even distribu- /