Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-20

! sunday
Mrs. J. H. Tate is making her daugh
/ ter "a visit at W ashburn
DR. Kronson, the eye specialist
June 9th and 2Sth, Park hotel, Viroqua
Miss Birdie Nixon of La LaFarge, ha,
been in the city visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. J. d. Bennett and children are
{ spending week with Mrs. Brodhead on
West Prairie.
-Arvin Chase of Red Mound, and W
j. Ven Zant of De Soto, were among oul
Monday callers.
Mrs Maud Chandler of Richland
Center, is at the home of her brother
f. W. Hazen, in this city.
%. H. Helgeson and son Oliver. at
tended the Lutheran church convention
at Minneapolis. last week
For sale cheap, a second hand Plano
mower. Call early. John n Olson, vi
roqua, at Chase & Favor's livery barn.
Mr. and Mrs. JACK Slocum Of Sol
diers Grove, formerly of Avalanche. re-
joice over the arrival of little heir at
their home.
j NJ Flint and family of Kansas,
are visiting with the family of Sanford
Wood and other relatives in this com
munity.
The dental parlors of DR.. J. Fl.
Chase will be closed from about July
let till about the 25th. Patrons will
please take notice.
The people of the vicinity of Sugar
Grove Ridge will celebrate the Fourth
of July at George Appleman's corner,
81 miles east of Bloomingdale.
General and Mrs. Rogers and Luther
H. Glenn left for West Superior, Mon
day morning, to attend the annual state
encampment of the G. A R.
DIR. and Mrs. J. H. Chase will take
their annual summer vacation commenc-
ing July first and spend the time till
about the 25th in Iowa, Chicago a.-d
other places
There is no change in the condition
of Nate Hazen, who is at the home of
ton. He is very weak and considered in
serious condition, with little hope for
even temporary relief.
DIR. Kronson will make his next
professional visit to this city, and be at
the Park hotel on Wednesday and Thurs
day, June 9th and 2Sth. People desir-
ing the services of an expert eye specialist
should consult him at that time.
John C. johnson of this city, and
Ole o. Brudlous of Hamburg, have sent
many tobacco plants to their relatives
in Trempeleau county. Tobacco culture
is an adventure there and the plants
sent from here will be the first serious
attempt at it.
-Chas. S. Slack has radically changed
the situation about his premises by re-
moving the tenement house next to his
business place, to the corner east, on
the same block, taking the little house
therefrom and placing it where the other
stood. The little structure is one of
Viroqua's oldest land marks.
-Gayhardt Fortney led the advance
guard in their return from the state
university, arriving home last Saturday.
Most of the other students remain tor
commencement. Lo'uaf Craig, and
Elizabeth Butt, we belle ve. are the only
Vernon county students to graduate
from the institution this year.
One reason why people never pay
any attention to signs and advertise
ments daubed on old fences, stables and
bridges, is because they do not know
whether they are reading the advertise
ment of some firm that is still in business
or one that has been dead for yeals.
When people read advertisements in a
newspaper that is up to date, they know
the advertiser is alive and doing business
g gorge MinshaI II and E. " Wolfe
attended the matinee at Hillsboro, on
Saturday, and report large crowd and
splendid time There we're five half
mile races. In the 2;2S class Cheatam
Boy won first heat ana received second
money in the race Ed. Vernon" had
fourth in the three minute race. DR..
Jones Donna c won the fast race Ia a
field of three. The fastest time was
:094.
-Viroqua had some distinguished
visitors, last Friday, in the person of Elk
United States Senator William f. Villas
Mayor B. r. Goggins, of Grand Rapid:
and Attorney Geo L. Williams of Mil
waukse, who had legal matters to close
up in an important matter which Judge
Wyman tried at Grand Rapids some
time ago. The Judge was able to give
them his findings and disposed of the
same.
An exchange says that the young
! man who lifts his hat to every young
| lady he meets on the streets and ther
goes home and allows his aged mother tC
split the kindling and bring in coal
| doesn't know the first principle of true
| politeness And a little later on some
young woman win find herself in tht
| same boat that young mans mother il
in she will be splitting the kindlina
wood herself.
The question now is, which vii
come out ahead in the race, the man. th'
weed or the worm? This month will, il
a great measure, decide the question, fo
a neglected garden in June will not show
a smile later in the season. and he whG
| outwits the enemy now will be liberaIly
rewarded for his labors; the garden vii
be a continued feast, yielding vegetable
of many kinds flowers of various form
and delicious fruit.
We would say to those afflicted
with chronic diseases, that we believi
that DIR. F. B. Brewer, who visits thi
citv every two months, is person OF
whom you can rely. He has made visit
regularly for four years, and the larg
number of patients whom he has treate'
will attest that he is first class physi
clan Invalids who are seeking fo
relief from any chronic ailment will no
lose anything by consulting DIR. Brewer
who is to be at the Niroqua Hotel, i
this city on Wednesday June 9th.
The Viroqua Band has been engage
bv the citizens of Westby, TO furnisl
music for the Fourth, and We understan
the compensation they receive Is consld