Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-04

-HIiisboro fair in two weeks.
Chinaware at ]. 0mundson's.
Ice cream at bakery. 90c per
quart.
Attend the Wausau Business Col
legc Wausau, Wisconsin.
Merchant Charles Chase was a
visitor in Yiroqua last Friday.
DR.. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
Merchant Ed. Wig Of Retreat Sun
dayed with bis Samily in this city.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
ional Bank building. Phone 81
There are 715 males and fifteen
females in the Wisconsin etate prison.
Miss Hannah jacobson is visiting
at her parental home west of the city
George Owen came up from Coon
Valley last Saturday, returning on Sun
day.
-Cncuses are giving Virouua the
go-by this season. Just as well, prob
ably
Our motto: Everything the. best.
The most of the best for the least st
Rogers.
You can't afford to miss the great
bargains now offered at The Blue Front
Store.
Buy your Purity bread tickets from
the wagon or store and save money.
Twenty four for 81.
Erastus Bowman exhibited at this
office fine sample of oats grown on
his farm northeast of the city.
The largest institute ever held in
Vernon county, and one of the largest
in the state closed Friday afternoon.
Miss Grace Waggoner of Los An
geles, California, is in the city the
guest of her friend, Miss Allie Rich
ards.
Mr. Ihas. Shearer, a former neigh
bor of Professors Pearson and Colburn
when they taught in Grant county, was
at institute Friday.
After visit with her sister. Mrs.
Guy Curry of Quinton. Oklahoma, Miss
May Rayner returned to her home in
this city last Saturday.
Farmers, be careful what kind of
roofing you buy. Don't be talked into
purchasing a valueless product by
plausible agents. Tibbits- Cameron
handle reliable makes.
One of the best safeguards to health
during the warm weather is to attend
strictly to ones own business. p. S.
This rule will work just as we at
other season of the year.
IS. C. Letson of Sparta Sundayed
in this city at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Anderson. Mrs. Letson re-
turned home with him on Monday after
passing week with her kin here.
WHAT'S become of the old fashioned
boy who, when his little sweetheart
went back on him, comforted himself
by vowing to grow up and become
famous man so that she would feel
sorry?
LA Fargo base ball team defeated
that Of Westby in a game played at
the latter place last Sunday by the
score of 8 TO 1. The La Fargo Sluggers
seem to be ace high in base ball circles
in Vernon this year.
The Viola Intelligencer says that
Editor J. H. Frazier and 5. A. Thamas
left on trip to the Pacific Coast and
a visit to the Alaska 7 Yukon-Exposition
They will be absent about fortnight
sightseeing in the Rockies.
Mr.. Frank Fawcett of the civil SER
vice commission at Madison visited the
w P. Colburn family Thursday. He
addressed the institute Friday morning
on the work of the civil service COM
mission and gave most interesting
talk.
Professor Englemann, institute con-
ductor of the La Crosse normal, was ar7
attendant at our institute last Friday.
He called the attention of the students
and teachers to the fact that they now
had a normal school close at hand and
easy of access.
New advanced styles in fall suits.
The very latest in style and fabric.
The famous "Adler Suits" None bet
ter and few as good. Only one more
month of summer. Availyourselves of
the first pick from their new suits.
The Blue Front Store.
-Mesdames Alva Bixby Of Lynn,
Massachusetts, and Anna Collins of
Chicago are guests at the home of their
mother, Mrs. S. NJ Thompson of Coon
Prairie. Two daughters of the former
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Oliver
Helgeson, in this city.
There is just one way to get trade
90 after it. Make yourself and your
goods known, felt and seen. Compel
people to come in and then on the
merit of your goods and your ability to
convince people Of them, sell them.
The columns of this paper are open to
all legitimate advertising.
in honor Of Mrs. Frank Hoffman,
Misses Kate Goodell and Tilda, On ind
son entertained at dinner at Hotel
Fortney the following guests: Mes
danes Albon Lindemann, L. Schmidt,
E. K, Barnes, A. l.. Mcintosh, j. III.
Bennett, and Misses Ruby DeLap, Luna
Gosling. Clara Glenn, Ella Wilson,
Grace Waggoner, Allie Richards.
The japanese government has just
honored one of the graduates Of the
University of Wisconsin, DR.. Masasada
Shiozawe, by eonferring upon him the
highest degree that Japanese scholar
can receive. DIR. Sbiozowa has received
advancement to the deanship of the de-
partment of political economy of Wa
seda university at Tokyo.
-Blaeksmiths complain that there is
little doing in the way of repairing
farm tools. They say that now the
farmer who breaks a piece Of machin-
cry goes to the implement house and
bugs new part, whereas he used to
take the broken bar to a blacksmith
anu have it mended. The world moves.
but not always TO the advantage of the
man who works.