Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-10-25
"A large delivery of fruit trees W;
made in this CITY from an Ohio nursar

"A large delivery of fruit trees was
made in this city from an Ohio nursery.
Supervisor FL. A. Lombard of La
Fargo, was in the county seat on Mon
day.
IN. FL. Nelson has sold a lot on the
west end of his bakery block, to DR..
Suttle.
Mrs. Samuel Hendon, who resided
a short distance from this city, died on
Friday last.
H A. Steenson will sell all his per
sonal property at auction, on his farm
four miles from town, November LIST.
The minstrel company was greeted
by a good house, Monday night, and in
variety and quality the audience was
pleased with the show.
Miss Rosetta r. Bold was called from
Chippewa Falls by the sickness of her
mother. She was in the city Tuesday,
before returning to her work.
Viola and Richland Center high
school teams played foot ball last Satur-
day. Viola was successful 10 to o.. Our
boys will go to Richland Center next
Saturday to play.
IS. j. Paul of La Fargo, made us a
call Tuesday. He was accompanied by
his brother, Mr.. Ell. Bowman of Wau-
kesha county, who was making a visit
here after forty years absence.
Some men don't know how good
our So. 90 box calf shoes are, but those
who wear a pair of them are loud in
their praise. Call and see them.
VIRoQUA SHOE STORE.
One of the features of next weeks
opera will be a bona file marriage Of
two of the members of the company on
the stage, Thursday night. The public
is cordially invited to the wedding. No
presents received.
Mrs. Suttle received a telegram on
Monday, announcing the birth of a
child in the family of her sister, Mrs.
Sadie Merrill. Her husband is a pro-
fessor in the San Francisco college of
mechanics and arts.
One of the catchy features of to-
nights photographic entertainment
will be the ushering of seat holders by
a large number of Viroqua's handsomest
daughters. The young men viii have
a chance TO see their ideals operate.
An event of unusual social interest
is transporting at the residence of Capt.
r. S. McMichael as the CENSOR is put
to press-the marriage of Ex-County
Judge Chas. W. Graves, to Miss Nettie,
youngest daughter of Capt. McMichael.
The affair is quite private, only a few
except the families concerned being
present. A more extended notice of the
affair will be given in the succeeding
issue of the CENSOR
A very unfortunate accident oc-
Cured at La Fargo, last Friday. The
little girls of J. w. Galloway and Lew
Patten came heal losing their lives.
They were playing together and Mrs.
Patten gave them a box decorated with
beads of dough, colored with Paris
green for them to play with, with the
caution that they must not eat the beads
for they were poison But the little
tots, not understanding the nature of
poison, proceeded to eat the decorations,
. and as a result soon became sick. Cal
loway's girl began vomiting and Mrs.
Galloway thought it was caused by a
disorder of the stomach with which she
is sometimes afflicted, bnt soon learned
the cause of the trouble from MI. Pat
ten Doctors were summoned and the
little girls were saved The doctors
said they had eaten enough of the poi
+! SON to kill two horses. --Hillsboro Sentry.