Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-09-11
Short News Stories of Interest
of the Comngs
Vroqua and Vicinity


Cloudy Ammonia Try it in your
bath. o. E. Davis.
-Casoto1 high school has an enroll
ment Of one hundred.
One of the fair attractions will be
the Third Regiment Band.
Mr.. P. P. Hektoen was among
Censor visitors on Monday from West
by.
Get Barker's Remedy cures and pre-
vent eatarrh, colds and rheumatism,
all druggists.
Bakers Friend -four, as good as
any other brand, $l.40 per sack at
Lem SteyIing's.
BE boosteri Call and get HYDE
& Thayer's new single harness hit>h
while at the fair.
Sal Vet is the best preparation for
Kidding your stock of worms. Buy it
from 0. E. Davis.
n. A. Wilsey, wife and daughter
of Spirit Lake, Iowa, autoed over to
visit relativs for month.
Misses Nora Rentz and Nellie Me
Masters are filing teaching engage
ments in Ontario schools.
Turkish and Russian baths and the
electric treatments at the Sparta Sani-
tarium. Rheumatism speciality.
-O'Neill, the piano tuner from Chi
cago, will arrive in town next week.
Leave orders with Brown Music Co.
Gle L. Stfonilald and family arIiv-
ed from Minneapolis to visit for some
time among relatives and old friends.
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D. 3. Davis drug store. Phone 284,
residence and Office. 1-52w.
New fall styles of hats. All the
new things of the season now open for
your inspection at the Blue Front Store.
When having pianos to tune give Jas
F. Parker a chance. He does tuning
in city or country. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
"A special invitation is extended to
all drivers of single horses to call and
examine Hyde & Thayer's new harness
hitch while at the fair.
Mr.. E. Tilton arrived early to be
present at the county fair, having been
an attendant and officer since the very
inception of the society.
Mrs. Nellie kellogg, Miss Marv
! Dregne, Will Snyder and Clyde Cox, {
Readstown, visited over Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson near Avalanche.
A man and woman claiming resi-.
dence in the state of New York, auto
ed through Viroqua last Saturday, con-
tinuing their journey into Iowa and
Minnesota.
Frank A. Chase has sold to NJ W.
! Twining the desirable residence pro-
perty formerly owned by Harold Proc
tor, taking in part exchange dwell
ing house in east section OF the city.
Fresh supply of canned fish at Mar
tins grocery consisting of Kippered
Herring, choice Salmon Steak, Blue
i Backs. English Bleater, Paste and mus
! tard ard oil sardiles. Martins Groc.
cry. Is ~
John Wapp has bought new Bird
sell clover huller with self feeder of
Chas. S. Slack & Company and will be
prepared to do frst-class job Of hull
/ ing in short space of time for his Gus
toners.
Albert Hanson, member of Har-
mony town board, was in the county
seat on official business Monday. He
says they had a brief scarlet fever
scare, but nothing alarming. Andrew
Davis was with him.
After suffering for four months
with cancer of the stomach, Charles l..
Bugbee of Ontario, died in a st. Paul
hospital, where he had treatment. He
was fifty years old, resident of this
county all his life.
H. C. Evenson, the noted Eyesight
Specialist of La Crosse, has testimo-
NAL from the late Gov. johnson. He
does his own lens grinding, and in ad-
dition, will give you a one dollar dis
count on all eyeglasses during the LA
Crosse Fair.
The Cashton Record is becoming
impatient because of continued failure
of 0ntario's railroad TO mature 1t re-
marks that month after month rolls by
and still the Ontario & Northern rail-
road don't seem to get any closer to
our sister village. Is it slumbering its
last long sleep?
La Crosse people are reported to
be coming to our fair in great numbers
and have asked that Thursday be de-
signated as La Crosse day. There will
be special rates over the Southeastern,
and trains will be run to accommodate
the throngs of visitors from La Crosse
and other points along the line.
Mr.. C. C. Bishop was in from Re-
treat with honey from his apiary. He
says it has been a good year for pro-
duction of this sweetness, but the
great fatality among bees last winter,
leaves a shortage of workers. Mr..
Bishop lost three-fourths of his colonies
and says others suffered worse.
The ball tournament at our fair
will be for championship in one contest,
when the La Crosse Athletes, cham
pions of the amateur league, will play
against La Fargo team, one of the best
in western Wisconsin, with Calhoun,
Allen and other leaguers in the line up.
This game will be on Thursday, and for
base bail supremacy.
1t is said by residents Of the Brush
Greek valley that Wednesday morning s
flood was the fourteenth that went
down that valley this summer. Some
have been very bad, but most of them
did but little damage, the water Just
getting out of its banks. At Ontario
they have had some scarey times dur
ing several of these freshets. All val
ley roads in this locality have never
been any worse than they are at pres
ent. 1t is just simply next to impos-
sible to keep them in shape. -Cashton
Record.
Among the many persons doing
business in this city on yesterday, was
]. o. Tystad Of Ferryville. Mr.. Tystad
is pretty well known throughout this
section of country as the vender of en-
larged portraits. He lately made tour
Of central and western Vernon in the
interests of his good portrait line and
\ met with sIIccesa The heautu of do