Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-06-08
MI .7q5out gour VolgA6ors and friends.

Miss Adna Dewitt is spending th
summer vacation with her aunt at Leor
The latest soft summer shirts i
Madras, etc, at Micheelsohn's.
Sherwood Ccfiiand went to Ohio
Saturday, to spend the summer.
Home grown Strawberries hav
commenced TO appear.
Mrs. Wm. Z. Lindemsnn is visitin
in Sparta, this week.
-Drs Snttle & Trowbridge went T.
Gays Mills. recently aud removed can
Ger from Mrs. Ephram Spitz .nherger.
Rev. G.. w. Nuzum went TO l.
Crosse to ASSET his son Frank in Sanda,
service.
Miss Katherine Heughton CAM
home, Saturday, from Madison, TO yisi
her parents for few days.
Captain Nichols has constructed
substantial new walk IN front of BIZ
residence
Mercury registered ninety four il
this section, last Friday. Extremely
warm for early June.
Keep cool and get light wash ablt
pair of pants or coat and vest at Mich
aelsohn's.
-Thos. Anderson, on Monday, CLOSED
up the tobacco season with a large de-
livery.
Andrew Newton, of Newton, was &
most welcome caller at the CENSOR office
on Saturday.
Wanted, girl to do general house
work Inquire of Mrs. o. q. Munson
or at this office.
Mrs. August Smith and daughters
Hazel and Fay, depart tomorrow, for
Lime Springs, Iowa, to visit relatives.
Mrs. J. W. Groves, daughter aud
son, departed, on Monday, for a two
months visit at Madison and Wood
stock.
Mrs. ID. j. Norris was called to
Cashton, Monday, on account of the
severe illness of her sister. in-law, Mrs.
y. IL. cummings.
Prof. W. w. Williams and John j
nj. Dawson are making tour throu Ih
Vernon and Crawford counties by team.
They expect to make a drive along the
Mississippi from Stoddard to Lynxvills.
Mrs. Hattie Conklin, who had been
elected teacher of our city schools, has
rendered her resignation. Miss Carol
Dixon, of tnis city, has been elected to
fill the vacancy.
Those from this city in attendance
upon the semi cen tennial Jubilee at
Madison are: Gen. Rogers and wife,
Hon. j. Henry Tate, Mrs. and Miss
Rusk, Miss Cooper, Postmaster GoodelI
and o. G. Munson.
The CENSOR is pleased to learn that
George Michaelsohn, who recently re-
turned to Chicago from his California
trip much improved in health, will soon
take up perm nent residence among
his many Viroqua friends.
Ontario is now in communication
with the rest of the world by telephone
connection. Their line is a branch o.
the Sparta system, which recently COM
pleted line to Cashton. Ontario con-
nection is by way of Norwalk.
The l. A. W. has secured the SER
vices of ID. o. Mahoney as attorney in
this section, and it is the intention to
enforce and maintain the rights of
wheelmen in general, whenever the occa-
sion may arise.
Twenty five berry pickers wanted
at Henry Homer's berry farm, at Sparta
Big money can be earned All conven
fences for pickers. Be prepared to pick
by June II to ID For PARTICULARS
write to DR.. Homer, Cashton, Wis.
WIN. Lake & Son, of this city, and
Theodore Thoreson, of Westby, were
awarded the contract of the A. H. Dahl
& Co brick store building which is to
be erected in Westby. John j. M.
Dawson, of this city, is the architect.
State against T. l.. Fl. Roberts and
Walter Shores, for assault and battery,
occupied the attention of Squire Tonty
and jury on last Friday. The parties
live IL the town of Forest. The defend
ant. [. l.. FL. Roberts, was convicted and
Walter Shores, the jury said, was not
guilty. [. s Griffin appeared for the
STATE and j. Henry Bennett aud Jackson
Silbaugh for the defense
The Church of Christ Sunday
school will give q strawberry and ice
cream feeti. al at the residence of John
Dewson, on Friday evening of this week.
This festival will take the place of the
usual children's day concert and the
proceeds will be used for the foreign
mission cause. A short literary and
musical program will be rendered. All
cordially invited. Price 10 cents.
-Children's day will be observed at
the Congregational church, Sunday,
June 18th, at the usual morning service
hour. This is the one day all apart for
the children, and all are cordially invited
to come and encourage them in their
efforts. A beautiful christening service
will be part of the program. Parents
wishing their little ones baptized at this
time will please notify the pastor.
William Dsvorse, of Franklin, one
of the prominent citizens of the county,
died on Saturday morning, after an i'll
ness of many years. For fifteen years
he had scarcely been able to assist him
self from the bed to chair, inflammatory
rheumatism being his aiment. Mr..
Devorse was SO years Of age. A widow
and two daug hters--Mrs l. g. Schoen
berger and Mrs. Justus Groh--survive
him. Funeral was conducted at Fargo
church, Sunday morning, by Rev. L. E
Peckhsm.
Lonesome for the Old Folks at Home.
Hon. John Stevenson, who left here