Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-09-15
THE BIG FAIR is ON

WITH continuance OF To-Day WSdtHcA
success is assured. The grounds are
filling with concessions, entries in stock
promise an overflow, floral hall is a
flame with fruits. flowers. farm and
garden products, the track is in excel
lent condition. and with a good field of
horses pleasure and amusement pro-
gram will be the best.
The CENSOR carries this message to
its readers: "Passable roads and good
weather only are necessary to insure
the people a most enjoyable fair. Help
with your presence to make il such. "
Remember, too. that the three big
days are Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. Also that these nights there will
be far with a line of free entertain
ment, including fireworks.
Buy your coal and coke Of L. C.
Boyle.
Fresh lump lime and pulp plaster
at the Nuzum Yard.
Richard Cox is receiving a visit
from his nephew, Fred Cox of Montana.
Mrs Roy Carver came from Marsh
field to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. F. Parker.
Mrs. Arthur Nichols was here from
Sparta to spend Sunday with her moth
er, Mrs. Salome Miller.
Col. and Mrs. c. E. Morley spent
a few days in Lacrosse with their son
Fred and family.
Mrs c. o. Christopherson and chill
dren were in Clinton town to pass Sun
day with John o. Munson.
From Columbus came Mr.. and Mrs
Boles, w. o. Kreft and wife to visit
their relatives, the Jesse Latta family.
L. C. Boyle went to South Dakota
to look after business interests. Mrs.
Boyle and Miss Frances Tate accompa-
MED MIN.
The Westby Times says Laurinds,
the youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
p. A. Paulson, was bitten in the face
by dog, but no serious results.
On Sunday last Rev H. Halverson
of Westby took part in the twenty fifth
anniversary fest of Burns Valley Luth-
eran church in Lacrosse county.
We have an exceptionally nice and
complete stock of barn and shed boards
and will make attractive prices. John
E. Nuzum & Sons Lumber Co.
Get ready for the fair. See cur
Adler Collegian suits. Nothing better
made. Style, make,N fit and quality
guaranteed. The Blue Front Store.
IF vou are lookire-. far 9. gocs1 Ve-i
non county farm close to market, call
on or write T. j. Thorson, Westby, Of
flee on second floor of Bank of Westby.
20 If
Let US help you solve your building
problems. We can save you money and
assure you satisfaction Twenty years
practical building experience at your
service. John E. Nuzum & Sons Lum-
Der Co.
Don't fail to visit the Calf Way
mixer booth at the fair grounds and
grand prize at Worlds faira SanFran-
cisco, June 10, 1915.
Luther II. Glenn does not like to
write family letters. To avoid this the
CENSOR goes to three sons and two
daughters Try this plan, you, of TAX
ing care of absent relatives and friends.
County soldiers relief commission,
consisting of j NJ Clark of Mound
Park, John M. Vance of Sterling, and
l.. H. Glenn of Viroqua, met in this city
on Saturday to class up quarterly af-
fairs.
-Viroqua's party OF prairie chicken
hunters to northeastern Monroe county
report fair success, but not like they
had last year. The season has been
too cold and wet for propagation of
chickens
Many are the fishermen from this
city and community who have taken
retreat or the Mississippi during the
past fortnight Great fish stories are
related, all stating that better fishing
has never been experienced in the old
stream.
On Sunday morning, from his pull
pit, Rev. Reed Taft Bayne formally ad.
vised his Congregational flock that he
has determined to accept the call from
Creston, Iowa church, rendered him.
No definite date has been fixed for
leave taking, sometime before six
months.
Hard roads did not prevent DR..
Esch, Willard Chase, L. L. Lathror
and Lester j. Wood from motoring over
from LaFarge on Friday night to at
tend Masonic Chapter. Messrs. Lath-
rop and Wood and Kenneth B. Smith
of this city, formed the trio upon whom
the Royal Arch degree was conferred
When young people go to county
fair they expect good time. The best
place to find it ia at the orchestra dane
ing parties given in Running's hall
every night for balance of this week.
Five-piece orchestra, good order and
everything conducted in way that all
may mingle and have splendid time.
-CHIROPRACTIC obtains results
where other sciences fail. This is not
only true in chronic but also in acute
diseases. No matter if your trouble
has been pronounced 'incurable, Chi
ropractic (spinaD adjustments will help
you. Call and let us prove it to you.
No charge for spinal analysis. W. s.
Willard, D. c., Chiropractor, over Stol
& Groves. Lady attendant.
MIR. and Mrs N. D. McLees arrived
home from North Dakota, spending
some weeks with their daughter. Mrs,
Burkherdt Mr.. McLees brings back
the general western report of gooc
crops and new hopes for farmers and
business interests. Bountiful field:
have wonderful influence on prices
as shown by wheat quota lions. When
Mr.. McLees arrived in the west a few
weeks since wheat was quoted there al
Sl.30, when he left it was Is cents
With the approach of the open sea.
son for shooting wild fowl, the United
States department of agriculture i;
warning sportsmen that the fedora
regulations as amended October ], 1914
mill he sfxioflxy arfornad Eodarol roo