Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-05-25
NEIGHBORING NEWS BUDGET
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ONTARIO, May 21.-Lou Sandon, travelling
man for wholesale house OF Chicago is yis-
ting here with relatives He sold a ton OF
tobacco In the cities and villages of Wiscon-
sin last week. Brown, the La Fargo artist,
was with US Thursday and Friday Judge
mahoney sunaayed in our town l.. 5. Dam
lels Is visiting his son Eddie at Tomah At
torney Francisco, of Oil City was Pheasant
caller in our village Thursday. G. d. .,cher-
merhorn complained Of ]. 2. Sullivan for
using abusive language, and had him arrest
ed and brought before Police Justice Bald
win. Defendant was released; no jurisdic-
ton. u H. Schermerhorn VS.. Lucy Schermer-
horn, agreement to settle out OF court. Plain
tilt agrees &c give defendant the household
goods and $500 &c leave the premises practi-
cally and give him divorce. An accident
WHICH came very near costing CLYDE Lewis
his life, occurred this week A foot log over
deep water broke and let him In the river
He was alone, but caddled TO the shore some
now. lie hardly kGows how. Another acci-
dent, with severe damages. Mrs. Fred. Bred
low left her baby and carriage a moment to
gointo Q f. Whites store. last Thursday.
rolled the carriage and little one off the walk
under horses feet. The horse commenced
kicking at the carriage and struck the side
quite badly. Strange to say the little one
will recover. Also another accident: hired
man of DR.. Jones, of Hillsboro, who was here
yesterday with one OF the Doctors race
horses, was thrown in the wheel of the vehicle
and L ad a leg broken and smashed up very
badly. lie was taken to the Vernon house
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ing well at this wri ling :. Mr.. Charles Stod-
dard and wife, of Brush creek, visited at
Norwalk with their daughter, Mrs. Joe Wal
lace yesterday Mr.. Lyman Bugbe, and
wife, of Irish ridge, enjoyed fine visit in
our burg last Sunday with Mr.. and NJ. VIM.
MscOombs Veteran Trotter, of Southern
minnesota, sold his farm, and was in our
vicinity last week He intends to buy a farm
near Ontario =. Ontario will celebrate the
Fourth this year; The first meeting for that
purpose was held last Thursday night in Gull
Committee Snlakpp n
a. W Sloggy and 9. Day; committee on
finance, O. w. Lord Elmer Joseph and Albert
Marden. The next meeting will be called as
soon as these completes are ready to re-
port. The eagle will scream, Remember the
Maine! Mr.. Seymour of Leon bought
stock In our town last week He offered $40
"ach FOR extra cows +. A. Lattamore had
ing to break balky horse. 1t backed I'M and
out of Uncle Henry Stedman's neWly-made
garden, and it was nearly 30 minutes ere he
could get horse and road-cart out. Rev.
Richards viii deliver the memorial sermon
on the 9th, at 1890 a. m in the U B. church
All soldiers and the G. A. X. and W. G. will
have reserved seats. The elder cordially in
wife, of Sparta, were guests of Rev. Richards
two days this week. Rev. II. Goodacre, of
Rlchlaad Center, delivers the memorial SER
mon at Viola on the Goth, and the Grafton the
3Oth. We guarantee satisfaction .. :. Thomas
Wallace and son Orie delivered stock to
Leon last Thursday We are pleased to
store trade and filling up his store with a fine
stock of goods. All our business men are do
Ing well and report thriving trade. VIM
Gil, OF Washington, former resident of
WhltestoWn, Is reported drowned while on
z. vessel that sunk while coming from the
klondike country The Ontario schools
closed last Saturday, and the graduating ex-
ercises took place last Tuesday in the T. b.
church, which was indeed "a grand affair
Those graduating are Otto Peterson Matte
Donahoe and Jennie Motley. ONTARIO LAD.