Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-22
Short News Stories of Interest
picked Up by Censor Reporter. from varou. source.
: Insure with John Dawson& Co.

Insure with John Dawson& Co.
Marvel -four at A. E. Surenson's.
-Thorson's studio at Westby is now
open every day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Mcintosh were
at La Crosse last Saturday.
Oh Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Elijah Tilton and daughter are here
for the gathering of old friends.
Mrs. M. j. Hoveland has removed
from Jefferson town to La Crosse.
Misses Christina Yettri and Hannah
Stegne were at Ia Crosse on Friday.
Special sale on shoes at the Viro-
qua Shoe store H. D. Williams G. Co.
Mrs. VIII A. Lake and daughter of
Chicago, are with relatives and friends
| for the week.
Mrs. Carrie Pierce Chase and daugh-
ter of Michigan, are mingIing with the
throng of returned citizens.
Children, buy pair of Royal Fam
lily Shoes of H. D. Williams & Co. and
get an Elgin gold watch free.
New stylish neckwear, Barathan
silk front and back; all the new shades.
Only 25c. The Blue Front Store.
Mr.. Emery E. Allen comes down
from Spooner, in Washburn county, to
greet and be greeted by the crowd.
Mrs. John Heck and children and
Miss Bessie Summerfield of Mi ,waokee
are guests at the Wiganowsky homt.
Henry C. Millard, fresh ,om the
southern republics, will shake and re-
hearse his experience in those far away
countries.
Come to the fair and home coming.
Make our store your home. You are
welcome-our space is yours. The Blue
Front Store.
What more do you want than the
best of goods and prices that are right?
The one-price and plain-priced jewelry
store. Sam Lillis.
"A. B. Norris, eyesight specialist
and optometrist, will be at F. M. Town
er's store every Saturday. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Examination free.
The Intelligencer reports that a fine
carload of Jersey cows were shipped
from Viola station by farmer in the
eastern part of the state for which he
paid $50 per head.
Ole Lindevig's tobacco shed was
struck by lightning on his farm in
Kickapoo on recent night. But little
damage was done. Last year his barn
was struck and burned.
odd Fellow hall will be open for
rest and reception place for members
OF the order and the Rebekahs also, on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday night,
from 800 to 11:00 O'Clock.
We have large stock of lumber,
sash, doors, lime, cement, hard plaster
and brick which we want to move, and
will make bargain prices on anything
you may want. Call and see US if in
the market. John E. Nuzum, the Lam-
herman.
Mrs. nj. Gulbrandson has purchased
the Oscar Larson residence property in
Second ward, and with her family will
soon reside in this city. They have
been making their home in Black River
Falls for some months.
Having been careful in buying,
have been able to put price on my
goods that are bargains, home coming
week, the week before and the week
after and always the one-price and the
plain-price store. Sam Lillis.
-Viroqua contributed numerous
delegation to the state fair, in the fol-
lowing persons: Fred Fcs hardt, Frank
Williams and wife, E. o. Goodell, w.
F. Lindemann, Mrs. John Heck, N. C.
Peterson, e. E. Morley, ID. o. Ma
honey, j. HI. Bennett, c. w. Graves,
O. G. Munson.
AT recent meeting of the city
board of education Mr.. Chas. F. Dahl,
ln-r ofI xf
was chosen clerk to succeed the late
deceased clerk, Cyrus M. Butt. Mrs.
0. G. Murson was chosen to the vacancy
left in the board transfer of Mr.. Dahl
to the clerkship.
Ed. Lind has purchased quarter
section of land near Bowman, North
Dakota, from Jos. Bean of Miles City,
Montana. The Krogsbal property in
the eastern part of this city was taken
as part payment Mr.. Lind started for
Bowman today to superintend the
threshing on his farm.
Mrs. Eada Wilkinson sent us a
branch of black cap raspberry tUsh
growing in her garden, last Thursday,
September 10, to which were attached
about three dozen berries ranging from
little green ones to large juicy ripe
ones. This is something of curiosity
since the regular crop was exhausted
nearly two months ago.-Readstown
Tribune.
Luke Vernoa," the pacing horse
bred and raised by Henry Reynolds,
south OF town, and later owned by John
! E. Nuzum, is making good on some of
the fastest circuits of the middle west.
| At the state fair races Luke took Sec
ond place in one of the $5, 600 purses,
some of the heats being paced az low
as 1:08. This gamy little animal il one
of the handsome finishing horses that
appeared at the state fair.
In the La Crosse Tribune prize con-
test Miss Letha Hoyt, student of the
Viroqua high school and daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell B. Hoyt of Chase
burg, was one of tie fortunate winners,
receiving a Brush runabout automo-
bile. Miss Msjorie Pierce of this city
was awarded gold bracelet, Mrs.
| Hegge of Cashton piano. Vivian Rog-
ers, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Rogers, formerly of Victory, received
$100 diamond ring.
"A La Crosse news dispatch of Mon
day, states that il is alledged that E.
d. Eiger, a Cashton merchant, is a
fugitive from justice, United States
authorities here Monday took steps to
rearrest Eiger He was arrested on
September, l, charged with using the
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