Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-06-29
M .q1om gow HelyAdo,s and friends.

Don Mlller aud Melvin Steenber
q straddled tie A. 0. U. w. goat, Tue.
Q dav night.
Mrs. Edward Evsritt aad daughte
D Edra, of Sparta, are visiting with friend
D in the city.
Get patriotic handkerchief free q
the Boston Clothing House.
! Mrs L. w. Ady and children r:
turned, Sunday, from visit with rele
tives ir Sparta.
, -Watermelons aud ueberries, th
first of the season, now on sale at Ter
hune's restaurant
Perfect fitting or "right shapes
clothing for odd shaped men," at Mich
aelsohn's.
4 Miss Rosetta Bold, of Madison, j
renewing he. friendships of girlhooc
days in this community.
Miss Marjorie McCawley, of Ian
caster, is renewing acquaintance in th,
city, formed while a teacher in oul
schools year since.
-Haying has commenced. The cror
will be rather light in this section owing
to lack of rain in June.
Little Mary, daughter of F. HI
Graves, fell out of bed. Thursday night
and disabled her shoulder.
| For SALE, first class second hand
engine; Is horse power, cheap. Address
lock box GO, Viroqua, Wis,
The CENSOR has new Westbv cor
respondent, dewey" who leads off with
a grist of spicy local news.
The Aid society of the Lutheran
synod of Viroqua will meet at Knut
Peterson's in Liberty Pole, July l.
Window shades made to order al
Towner's.
"A business meeting of the Congre-
gational aid society will be held at the
church parlors, Friday afternoon, at 3
o'clock.
john Beatty and wife made flying
trip to West Lima, last Saturday night
Mr.. Beatty was called there by the seri-
GUS illness of his father.
/
B. B. society will serve 15c cent supper
in the church parlor, Friday evening
from S to Z. All are invited.
j. w. Lake & Co. have about com.
pleted the laundry building at the asy
lum. The structure is 30x60 feet, one
story, and has we'll cemented floor.
F. W. Alexander, official weather
reporter, tells the CENSOR that only
one half inch of rain fell during June
The fall was nine inches during the
same month last season.
"A. O. and Gilbert Black, merchant
and farmer, of Holman, and delegates to
the synod convention of the Coon
Prairie church, visited relatives in Viro.
qua, Sunday and Monday.
-"That watch at Towner's for So. rs
is dandy"
The summer school will open July
18th. A new feature will be the short.
hand department, which will be under
management of Miss Kennedy, who has
that branch of work in Gale college.
There are twenty -four lots in Goes
new addition to the city of Viroqua,
which adj lin Washington avenue on the
west, and fifty lots in McLees' addition,
sixteen of which adjoin west Broadway
Prof. o. r Dahl has been in the
city for a week. He left for Seattle,
Washington, Wednesday evening, where
he has large holdings in mining prop
critics and is secretary of several COM
panieR.
"A very pleasant party was given by
the members of the Violet club at Relief
Corps hall, Monday evening. A number
of invited guests were present. Dancing,
cards and refreshments were the order
the latter served at Terhune's restau-
rant.
The family of Ole Knutson of SOL
diers Grove, numbering nine, were quite
severely poisoned by eating strawberries
last Friday. 1t is not known whether it
was the berries, the sugar or cream, that
caused the sickness.
Ed. Lind, of the firm of Lind &
Solberg, authorizes the CENSOR to state
that the report circulated he had with
drawn from business and gone with other
parties, is untrue. He will continue do
ing business at the old stand
-Axel Nordrum and his father are
fitting up the south room of the Buckley
property and will remove their stock
and fixtures from the north room Joe
Pennell has rented the latter for restau.
rant purposes.
- Three or four of the Grand Army
men whooped up old-fashioned martial
music to the queens TASTE" at Ardy
Russell's feed store until late hour
Monday night. There is no danger Of
patriotism waning in that part of the
city.
The following named persons went
to Sparta, Tuesday morning, to attend
the Epworth League district convent ton
Rev. A. J. Coram, Minnie Bouffleur
Mrs. N. A. Sviggum, Edward Stroup
Matte Barney, Jessie Forsyth, Emma
Ogden, Ida Ogden, Jessie Joyce, Minnie
Harris, Stella Barney.
Two hundred and fifty Indians
arrived in Milwaukee, Mondsy, TO tak'
part in the semi-centenuial celebration
There were braves, bucks, squaws, pap
poosee, canoes, tomahawks, lacross 81
sticks, feathers, mats, beads, moccasins
and all the 8ccoutrements which are
told of wild west tales They are from
the Odanah and Flambeau reservations
The following Viroqua people ar
atte aiding the semi-centernial carniva
10 Milwaukee: Gen. Rogers and wife
Prof. Williams, Miss May Clarke, Free
Wilkins and wife, Fred Eckhardt ant
wife, John M. Bennett and wife, j. G
} Strawn and wife, Ohss. Thompson, G. ]
J Smith, Frank Chase. Many others will
, go before the close of tie week.
While making a trip to Richlanc
county, week since, William Dowell
of this city, was quite severely injured
BIZ being thrown from his carriage.
recently qusrried rock by the roadside
: frightened his horse and caused him t.
run. Mr.. Dcwell was unable to return
} home for several days. His wife ant
child accompanied him on the return.
The Herald says big gang of gov
: eminent operatives shove to" at DeSoto
Tuesday, to begin work on the new dam
They came in their floating boarding
house and were all at work bright ant
early the next morning. Chris Glod
| is the oyarseer of the work. and ha