Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-10-11
State Itenns off Interest.

A curfew ordinance has been passed by
the Amigo Council.
Maj. Birkhaenser has opened recruit
ing Office at Eau Claire.
Andrew Hanson of Menopnonie was
.ined $50 and costs for violating the fish
law.
che Citizens Brewing Company has
been organized at Amigo with capital
stock of $25000.
A factory for the manufacture of sugar
is to be built at Sharon by the Elgin
Creamery Company.
A heavy frost at Menomonie ruined
forty acres Of corn ut S. NJ. Stephenson S
Pine Hill stock farm.
Mrs. Charlotte Bacon, kenosha. ono of
the original settlers of southern Wiscon-
sin. died, aged Sc years.
Scarlet fever is epidemic in Oshkosh
The Dale school, the largest district
school in the city, has been ordered clos
ed.
Archbishop katzer of Milwaukee, will
have to pay taxes on part Of his residence
property The Supreme Court refused a
motion for rehearing of the case.
The Berlin postoffi ,e was ribbed on
recent night ef between 81 900 and Sl.500
in stamps. The burglars blew open the
safe with dynamite and took every thing
of value from it.
The milk supply Of Kenosha is, with
the exception of the product of one dairy
man. pure. according to the tests ipsti-
tuted by Assistant Food and Dairy Com
missioner W. w. Chadwick.
Residents of Cadott have sworn out
warrant for an Italian who is traveiing
through the country under the name of
William Dolman. He visited Cadott re-
Gently and it is said after entering sew
eral saloons aud tefrorizing the proprie-
tors he went upon the street and with
gun in his hand practically had things
his own way for nearGy an hour. The
appearance of the constable, however,
frightened him away.
Whitewater has a man whose hair, con-
trary to the natural order, is turning
black. instead of white with old age. His
name - Il. S. AIcCune and he is Sc
wears If age.
4 bad fire was threatened in the furni-
ture factory Of Banderob-C Chase Com.
many at Oshkosh. The dry kiln, filled
with lumber, was damaged to the extent
Of several hundred dollars
While at work on a threshing mari e
4 farmer named Nels Nelson of Clay
hanks had one Of his feet badly crushed
and was shaken generally hy being
caught ii a rapidly revolving wheel
The long-di.,; ance telephone line be-
tween West Superior and Minneapolis
has been completed.
The Rev. l.. H. Sowles. pastor Of the
Free Baptist Church Of Big Bend the
mast six years. has sent in his resignation
to take effect in October.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hacker of Baraboo.
who fell heir to sl0o.oo0 few days ago.
has secured a license to we'd Albert
Schudlick, age.i Il Years. She II IS
years OF age.
Rl:A, Decker. the 6-year-o'i sun OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Decker of Ia Crosse.
Was kicked in the head by horse. in
aictjny wound exposing bis brains The
accident will probably reslllI AAtally-
The Superior -four mills which have
l.een idle for some time, have resumed
work again.
At Ashland. August Swansen's right
lag was amputated at the knee and the
eperatiJn caused no bleeding. Ii was
found that the arteries were solid coris.
The iron molslers in the employ OF the
Filer & Stowell Company we're called out
IN strike. The trouble may involve all
the other iron fonndries Of Milwaukee
and vicinity.
John Magaire. who had the sword duel
with Photographer Thompson at Eau
tI,1fre. was tried by a iars TOT assault
aiid battery III the municipal eourt Ma
.afre vas acquitted.