Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-06-29
NEIGHBORING NEWS BUDGET.
WHITESTOWN.

ONTARIO, June 27.-Mary C. Haskell. wife
of q g. Haskell, died on the goth of cancer of
the liver. She had been in very poor health
for some years past but took to her bed only
one week before her death. She leaves u
husband and five children. This is the fourth
time Mr.. Haskell has been left a widower
the U. b. church. Funeral services took
place the 2lst at the T. B. church, Pastor
lit of Forest, Mr.. and Mrs: Luce of Cashton,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marshall, attended
the funeral Henry Gschwender and wife
Wist @ fba ey Wo Weeks
Sandons sister, of Chicago, Is enjoying an
extended visit with her many relatives and
friends in our village this summer IN. ;
Goodenougb will, ere long, have his store ana
residence enclosed VIM. Wallace's resi-
dence is nearing completion. G. +. White
has the old school house on rollers ana Will
soon place 1t IN its new position. :. The foun-
dation walls for the two new buildings near
j. Lowers are low ready for the timberS
Hammond & Son are ready to move their
blacksmith shop off the alley Grin Young
of OH City, is putting up chimney for n. NJ.
Baldwin Sandy Robins of Buckeye Ridge,
was a caller in our town Saturday our
our streets like little shower OF rain
Don't forget to come TO Ontario the Fourth,
to hear the eloquent orator. Blair, OF NOE.
walk and see the folks and eat peaches Ii
| it is fine weather Ontario will have a fine
crowd you bet. Mr.. Parker, our new mar
| ness man, is doibg a fine business, these days
| Inc ram ana Wlnu SUOfU IdSt rIiUay
night was quite severe in this section. A
| large tree was blown across the phone wire
between this point and Norwalk, but, strange
| to say, it did not break it or stop communlca-
| ton Our war bulletins at the phone office
prove to be a great help to the public. our
volunteers to Cuba were hastily ordered 70
report to Captain Silbaugh last saturday. Ii
was all hurry to get an early start for Niro-
| qua that morning. Many bitter parting tears
were shed by wives, mothers, sisters ana
sweethearts to say farewell to them, as they
| start for the sunny land. All! how quick the
| sad days of 81 to 65 return to memory. brave
| boys God bless them, as they ARE sprlnging
| to the call" Their names are as follows: Or.
| r. c. Brenizer, Roy Straight, VIM. Campton,
| A l.. Price, A. T. Boldon Addison Boldon,
W. Ii. Williams, Dell Williams George Ward
| Dick Whtinger and Willis Wallace James
| Wallace reports that at o'clock in the night
about two weeks ago, three masked men, well
| and his watch, at point two miles below On
| tario. No clew to the robbers. =. The very
saucy law suit. State ys.GuS Fish,On charge
of perjury was tried last week in justice
| Sullivan's court Harry kittenhouse APP
peared for I'll state, and Squire Wilson, as
sisted by Squire Baldwin, for defendant. The
defendant WIS acquitted, not evidence suifi
| cient being Forthcoming to bind TIC prisoner
over to The circuit court Case of J Z. Sui
| livan VS.. G. FL Schermerhorri, will be heard
July island the case g. III. Schermerhorn VS..
J. 2 Sullivan, will be heard July 9TH, both al
| Raldwin's court. Ira Baldwin and his sister
Rena. attended church in Johnny Cake Val
| ley last Sunday DIR r. E. Kyle, the relia-
| BILE Tomah dentist will be in Ontario, at the
Vernon i'ouSe, on Tuesday. June 18th, and
| the last To rsday in each month thereafter.
large band of GypSies are camped on Mill
Island. They are horse jockeys and fortune
| tellers, ONTARIO LAD.