Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-08-23
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

-Silo roofing the best made at Viii
Hams Feed Store.
Highest price paid for oats. Viii
liams' Feed Store.
Get prices on Norway tobacco lath
at Ti0bits-Cameron.
Economy Jar for sale at Joe
0muudson's. Opera block.
Poison fly paper. Toe sheet for sc,
at Q. E. Davis drug store.
Preserving time. and fruit goes
down while sugsr goes up.
-Richland Cen,er's postal bank ser.
vice will be inaugU-ated September l9.
= Mat. Knowles, leading young farm
er of the town of Greenwood, is dead.
&C. NJ Rabbit has moved his family
from northern Wisconsin to this sect
ion.
New and complete line of Elgin
dress shirts just received at The Blue
Front Store.
H. P. johnson and family of West
Prairie, are off on visit to relatives in
Barron county.
The CENSOR enjoyed ''chat" with
Jens Davidson of Westby, while in the
city on a recent day.
+ "A full supply of corn, oats, bran,
middlings, Boss feed and chicken feed,
on hand at Thayer's yard.
Our Central correspondent reports
a NUMBER of farm fires in that neigh
borhood, caused by lightning.
Robert Z May and family have
changed place of residence from Salem,
Oregon, TO Pomona, California.
Mr.. and. Mrs. F. W. Kromrey en-
tertained numerous party of gentle
men and lady friends from La Crosse,
on Sunday.
M. o. Hill and wife returned to
Chattanooga, Tennessee, after spending
several weeks in Yiroqua with parents
of the former.
John Peterson came from the west
in season to asst his father IN tobacco
harvest in Franklin. He has been in
the west for some years.
Hon. Chris Ellefson sn6 L. M.
Thompson, directors of Vir5qua 8 cream
cry, attended a state meeting of cream
cry operators in Milwaukee.
We don't guarantee to make you
good-lOoking, but we do guarantee to
show you at your best in one of our
photographs. Jasperson's Studio.
Brad Miller has been transferred to
a run on the main line of the St. Pau
road. He is succeeded as conductor or
our branch by Mr.. Curtis of Portage.
If you are going to need anything
in the way of barn material, either
boards or shingles, don't buy until you
see Tibbits-Cameron and get their price.
/ Remember, whether your property
is in Viroqua or in the country ano
whether John Dawson & Co. have your
fire insurance or not, they will sell you
Tornado Insurance at lowest rates.
Consult With Wig & Solverson about
shat western exa,'rsiol. vii *
you all the particulars; what it means
what is to be had at the other end OF
the line, and lot of things you viii
want to know.
IF W. Shepard was over from Fen
nimore and passed few days at home.
He tells US that he has formed partner.
ship in the marble business and viii
operate works at Prairie du CHEN and
Eennimore.
1t is believed that the new move,
ment for good roads will put an end Il
the highway picnics which have beer
popular in road work in the past. The
commission asserts that good road;
cannot be secured in that way.
Proprietor Farr is making improve,
ments in his business place, the Blue
Front Store, by displacing the wooden
pillars and substituting metal; also put
ting concrete steps and entrance. The
same has been done to the front and
stairway between that building an;
Lucas jewelry store.
All parents who fail to send their
children to school will be fined $40 anc
cost. The coming year the state will
require the county superintendent to
make monthly reports to the commits.
sioner of labor, when the enforcement
of the law will be more strict.
Mrs. H. N. Preus and daughter.
Polla. Elsie and Linka were at Westby
to attend the funeral of their friend,
Miss Olga Moen, q prominent young
woman and worker in society anC
church; a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Moen, aged thirty-three, native
of Coon Prairie.
There should be correction of the
rumor throughout the country thal
there will be an admission fee to the
fair grounds next Monday in addition tx
the regular circus ticket. The circus
will be held on the fair grounds as &
matter of convenience, no other suita-
bic place being available.
Fred r. Ghode, who is travelling
salesman for a Galena cigar factory,
is spending the week at home. His
ronta takes him into norfions of Soi1ti
Dakota, western Iowa and some point:
in Minnesota, and he confirms the re
ports of poor crops and droughts Cop
ious rains have fallen in those sections
within the past two weeks.
Not as many as usual from thi:
section attended fair at Hillsboro last
J week. Those present say a good pro
J gram of racing was carried through
with many horses in the field. The at
tendance is reported light, due no doubt
, to the fact that nearly every farmer il
] Vernon and surrounding counties is toC
busy gathering and housing crops tc
surrender day to pleasure.
John w. Gro res came from Madi.
son on Friday and remained with rela.
tives and friends till Sunday. He put
in one day angling for trout on the
streams so familiar to him in days Of
old, and as of yore, secured q fail
catch John left the state service L
J engage as right of-way agent for new
] inter-urban railway that is pushing
from Madison p Ugh central anC
} northern Wisconsiu The line is being
constructed from madison TO PortagS
this season.