Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-09-24
LOCAL JoTTINGs

II gong 70 BUY, sell or rent, Gallo
write j W. Thayer.
Big delegations will atteni the L;
Crosse fair, Thursday.
Viola officers are making prepare
tons for next week 8 fair.
Gene and Myron Owen of De Soto
spent few days in the city.
Chris Bjerk Of Pleasant Ridge, ha:
purchased a Ford automobile.
Miss Grace Dinsdale spent the lat
ter part of the week at La Crosse.
Arthur Harris has moved his fam
lily to La Crosse, where he is employed
james Morris and daughter Alma
visited with friends and attended tn,
fair.
MIR. and Mrs. John Kuck of Rich,
land Center visited relatives and friends
in the city.
Wind of Friday night toppled ovel
the metal smoke stack on Thompson S
Touring mill
Little Margaret TwiniDg is a vic
tim OF infantile paralysis, and is in q
critical condition.
Mr.. Wagner was over from Hills.
boro to attend fair and visit his daugh
ter, Mrs. w. E Butt
-Messrs Mike Storer and John A.
Doerr loaded car of hogs for exhibit
ton at La Crosse fair.
Frank Edwards and family came
from Minnesota TO visit relatives AM
friends and attend the fair.
Mrs. Lauder accompanied her daugh
ter and Kathrine Lindemann as far a,
Chicago, who go to Oberlin college.
Mrs. Geo. Sawyer is prepared to dC
dressmaking again having been gon'
four weeks visiting relatives in Decor
alb, Iowa.
Mrs Frank English and little sor
returned home Friday. They were ac
eompanied to Lacrosse by Mr.. and Mrs
j. P. Joyce.
Henry Homstsd, town of Christ.
lana youth, sixteen years old, was tax.
en- to the state reform school by Sheriff
HOMELAND.
W. l. Griffin. secretary Of Viola
fair association, was over to our fair
and doing some circulating for their
next weeks event.
Mrs. Robert lube and daughter
Lillian and Mrs. Fred Kotske, left or
Monday for Dakota, where they viii
visit the ladies' sister, Mrs. John Teie
and other friends.
Donald Clarke arrived from the
west to spend some time. Since leaV
ing home he has been to the Pacific
coast, the British possessions, having
married at Vancouver.
Misses Susie Moseng and Minnie
Hanson went to La Crosse where they
will be employed at the Lutheran nos
pital. The later was home for two
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Through large advertisement, the
Gays Mills officials tell of the attract
ions they will dish up at next week 8
fair. There is always good entertain
ment and large crowds at their annual
exhibition.
Vernon county race horses broke
their records at Winona fair last week.
Carl Anderson's PAGER won the race,
best time PIG 1-2. Easy Dawson was
second in a'race, winning one heat in
2;2l Ia. They are at La Crosse this
week.
jesse Triton came from Chippewa
county to attend the old home fair.
His father was unable to be on hand as
usual, on account of an accident. A
barn door fell upon him, fracturing two
or three ribs.
-Messrs Briggs and Lester were
over from Gays Mills advertising their
fair, which fails on next Tuesday to
Thursday. 1t is unfortunate for both
societies that Viola and Gays Mills
should hold fairs on the same week.
-Ralston Health Shoesl The most
popular shoe in America. No other
make equal in style, comfort and ser
vice. This is no talk to those who have
worn them. They will have no other
make, but we want those who have moi
worn them to try pair just once. You
will then be steady customer. The
Blue Front Store.
The Moving Picture man was here
Thursday and took 1000 feet of inter
esting pictures, in town and on the fan
grounds. A full detail of subjects vii
be given later and the date to be showr
will be Just as soon as pictures are
ready Look for something pleasing.
Mr.. Huntley says he is satisfied with
the results and the subjects are extrs
good.