Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-09-09

al other shows.
The officers have tried to make a
good fair this year and believe that
their efforts will be appreciated by the
people, and there is certain to be the
biggest crowd on record, Look out for
small bills Saturday and Monday.
THE RACES-wEDNESDAY
2;l5 Pace tBekkedshl purse) ............ 400 o.
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20 race -..........-........--.. 4oO "
FRIDAY
Free for all Pace: business mems purse. $500 OC
Read Rogerson & Dahl's ad.
Read the Studebaker ad. on back
page.
Quiet as a summer morn since pri-
mary election.
Nelson Allen was called to Iowa by
the death of sister.
Let Jasperson take a picture of
your winning stock.
"A very choice residence lot for sale.
Inquire of Ethel Atwood.
Use Nyais handy lotion for chapped
face and hands. 0. E. Davis.
No better made than Chippewa all
wool mackinaw. Stoll q Groves.
The best suit for men at Sl4 IS YOU
ever looked at. Stoll a. Groves.
Can you swim? See Cora Beck
with each afternoon at the fair.
Miss Clara Tanning of Sparta, is
visiting with Mira. Ella Mcintosh.
Use Nyal's stone root compound
for kidney troubles. O. e. Davis,
IT. E. Gorsuch and wife spent few
days with Richland Center relatives.
Miss Hattie Thompson went to
Readstown to take up teaching duties.
-NyaPs Figsen are laxative tablets
that are pleasant to take. O.E. Davis.
Better in quality. right in price,
Stoll & Groves Sl4S5 all-worsted suits
for men.
lin hopes of shaking off an aggra-
waited case Of hay fever Harry Pulver
went to Duluth.
Davidson q Thayer report the sale
Of the Bernt Limoseth farm to julie
Peterson of Melvina.
See Chas S. Slack & Company for
bargain in quality and price when buy
ing range or heating stove. M
"A numerous delegation of Viro
going by auto and spending the day.
The Second ward cottage formerly
owned and occupied by F. P. Mcintosh
has been purchased by Harry Longwell.
james Honaker has sold his fine
farm near Monument rock to Frank
Zitzner. The two farms lay side by side.
Dance at Running's hall each night
of the fair Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. Music by Culver's 5-piece or
chestra.
On August rs at Seattle, Miss Dwell
ia l.. johnson, former Viroqua young
lady was married. to Mr.. o. Whitney
Hickeox.
Remember Chas. S. Slack G. Com
pany have the latest and safest make
OF silo filters now on hand ready for
you to take home and use.
Secretary Alexander Is causing TO
be extensively advertised Silver Joe's
Wild West show. which will exhibit on
the fair grounds next week.
Hon. Geo. Atwood and wife autoed
from Gays Mills and were guests of
their relatives, the Butt families. Mrs.
Atwood remains for few days
Five cars Atlas Portland cement
just received at the Nuzum Yard.
This brand goes farther and works cas-
Ter than any other. The price in right.
Young people of this community,
teachers and students, have gone in so
many directions to take up work that
the CENSOR cannot pretend to name
them all
The CENSOR will thank it's patrons
who have job printing to be used dur
ing the fair to place their orders early
this week so the Office will not be con-
gested during fair days.
We receive from two to three cars
of cement, lime and plaster a week.
It is fresh stock you are looking for,
that is why you buy Of Bekkedal Lum-
Der Company.
Read Anderson & Sauer's adver-
tisement. They offer 10 per cent re-
duction on Parry buggies and spring
wagons, commencing Friday and con-
tinuing through fair week.
Any farmer who will watch Deer
ing or Milwaukee corn binder pick up
the down corn this year viii not hesi-
tate to buy one. Chas. S. Slack & Com
p8ny have them on hand ready for you.
WHATS Ole Anderson want that
big house for, was frequent query
some months ago, when he acquired
the Minshall place on north Main street.
Clear as mud nova fifth son, making
six youngsters in the family, and room
for more.
Henry Bannister, two SONS and two
lady members of the family, were Rich
land Center visitors to Viroqua last Sat
urday. Following the harvest they
were out for an auto trip, visiting the
country surrounding Monument rock,
three chimneys and other places Of in
terest.
Selling meals at Csc per Is losing
game. Henry Running has been trying
Il for FIVE years, and Monday he decid-
ed that Doc per meal was fairer price.
The high cost of living is no joke these
days. He is thankful for the past bust
ness given him, and says that he viii
always see to 1t that patrons will get
their moneys worth.
Hon. Nels ID. Nelson Of Mayville,
North Dakota, passed through the city
Tuesday enroute homeward after pay
ing a visit to his aged father and other
relatives at the old homestead in Frank
lin. Mr.. Nelson was a Viroqua clerk
in the mercantile days of N. McKie.
He has made commendable strides in
the business and political affairs Of his