Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-08-15
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for sale
We are having decided August
weather
John NJ. White made business
trip to Wonewoc
Tracy and Mabel Huschka are visit
ing friends in this city.
Miss Kate Snedgrass of River Falls
Is visi'iag Jessie Nuznn
Mrs Nata Hazen came down from
Cashton, Monday morning
Young Charley Peters is suffering
from neuralgia of the heart
Mrs J. J. Wilsey and Mrs Inger-
soil drove to Sparta on Friday
Clean up the town preparatory 70
camp meeting, which opens On the 17th
Marion Russell of Melvina, is spend
ing few days with his brother in this
city.
Leather sitle curtain TO carriage
has been left al this Office for identifca-
ton
The city stand-pipe is dressed in a
new coat of paint, put on by Arba
Morrison
The Misses Finney d La Crosse,
have been the guests of their sister, Mrs.
John Weber, in this city.
The Misses Eva Ingersnll Addie
Smith and Mile Wilsey are working at
| the Winship House in Sparta.
Mr., Henry Rogers and his Sunda 4
school class, consisting of ten hcys
camped the past week at Manning.
Mrs c. W. Alden and daug. tier,
Mrs Egeness, of Colorado, spent the
'eek in Hillsboro, with Earl and Ed
For sale, four or five buck lambs,
high grade and right for breeding pur-
poses Inquire of Samuel Mills, Spring
vile
Miss Louise Trowbridge's music
class gave a memory recital at the Con
gregational church on Saturday after
noon.
Mrs Cora Sargent and little boy
are VI ting at La Crosse and other
points and will be gone two weeks or
more
H. J. Ramsett, clerk of the court in
Kandiyohi county, Minnesota, sends the
CENSOR pictures of his residence at
Willmar.
Otto Galstad was in from Westby
Monday. On account of poor health he
desires to dispose of his grocery business
at that place.
Mrs. j. III. Tate, who spent several
weeks with her son and daughter in the
northern part of the state, returned
home last Wednesday.
A democratic convention for the
nomination of a candidate of that party
for state senator will be he at Viola
on the 18th of September.
Fl. J. Collman, representing Sutter
Brothers, has been looking over Vernon
and Crawford county tobacco crops. He
was accompanied by his son Fred.
John Norris and wife royalty enter
tanned a paleaaure party from the city,
during the storm on Sunday afternoon,
at their farm home north of town.
La Fargo and Cashton are just now
indu,ging in a little scrap over the
merits OF their ball players. Come to
Viroqua, boys. aad settle the matter
Soren Hanson was over from La
Fargo last week. He says he was first
in mis- section to commence tobacco har-
vest and first to complete such work
Charley Banner of Cashton, has
/ secured a position in Purdy's harness
shop. Mr.. Baumer commenced work
Monday and his family will soon follow,
L L. Harrington's team ran away
last Thursday evening, creating quite
. an excitment on the street. The wagon
was smashed up and harness broken hut
no one injured.
Lost, in Viroqua, about July Is
ladys clasp pocket book containing a
: sum of motley and note for $50 on ]. L.
Johnsoa A reward of So will be paid
for return to Albert Johnson.
n Miss Grace Clancy has been paying
visit to the family of J. 2. Joyce. She
now resides in Iowa. and during the
Nf ba1a
"a clerical position in one branch.
80 F NJ Minshall will give an enter
nainment with his monograph at the
ABrush Hollow church Friday evening
|YsAug 24th, under the auspices of the
85Ladies' Aid for the benefit of the church.
= Prof. Kronson, the specialist, who
treats eyes and fits spectacles, will make
his next regular emiJnontbly visit to
this city and be at the Park Hotel on
Wednesday and Thursday, August %
and 23.
The National Apple Shippers Asso-
ciation which has been in session recent
" at Cleveland Ohio, received kilograms
from eve y fruit growing section in the
country aud that the apple crop is un-
doubtedly the largest in the history of
country. In 1896, o6,a00 barrels were
gathercd
Il young printer On Madison paper
fa'i in love with ministers daughter,
but she did not reciprocate his affection.
The next time he went to church, says
an exchange, he was rather taken back
when the clergyman announced his text;
MY daughter is grevio ously tormented
with the devil y
Vernon county republicans were
paid compliment by having one of the
! resolutions adopted at the late county
convention adopted word for word by
the republican state convention and
embodied In its platform 1t is that IN
reference to the contemplated retirement
from public life of Senator Spooner.
Byron D. Shear and wife arrived in
this city, last Thursday. They were on
their return trip home to Oklahoma
= City after a months visit at Hillsboro.
They took passage on a steamer at La
Crosse and make the trip TO st. Louis
by water Mr.. Shear holds RESPONSE
BILE position as clerk of one of the federal
courts in Oklahoma.
"A Genoa correspondent writes that
Mrs. Albert Zabolio Is absent at Mellette,
South Dakota, to attend the funeral of
her father Mr. L. Starlocki, wnc wss
one of the first settlers and merchants
of Genoa He removed a dozen years
ago. Mr. Starlocki was seventy five
years old His wife who survives him