Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-09-26


iag few days ct Sparta.
Captain Silbaugh returned this
morning, reporting fine outing.
Miss Clara Glenn returns to the
state university to take post graduate
work
The CENSOR will present the award
of fair premiums to its readers next
week.
just as Col. May reached his home
from the city last Friday, one Of his
horses dropped dead.
Editor Robinson of La Fargo was
in the city on Tuesday and made the
CENSOR a fraternal call.
-Chas E. Morley left at this Office
specimens of this years growth of Yam
kee corn that measure fifteen inches.
Roy Williams and Harold Proctor
left for Ann Arbor, Michigan, ON SatEr
day, to enter the state university law
school
Seth Clark, an aged man, and an
early settler of this section, dropped dead
while in a corn field near Readstown,
last Wednesday.
Leslie Smith returned from the west
on Friday, where he spent the summer,
and left for Chicago Tuesday, to resume
his medical studies.
The wet weather we are having is
not without its advantages. 1t will pro-
vide the farmers with excellent fall
pasturage for their cattle.
Ernest Gosling opened his fall term
of school at Genoa, week ago. He
must have given satisfaction else he
would not have been employed for the
third year
Howard Williams of Viroqua brother
of Mrs. J. l. Taylor, came over Friday
last and Mrs. Taylor and son John
accompanied him home Lansing Mir
ror.
Loved by the people, hated by its
rivals; the foe of disease, the friend of
humanity-Rocky Mountain Tea, made
by the MadisonMedicine Co. A. J. Jvi1n
son & Co.
Mrs. A. O. Larson wishes to an
nounce to the ladies of Viroqua and vi
cinity that she will have her opening of
trimmed fall and winter hats, Saturday,
September 80.
Leonard Chase, the osteopath, re-
turned home last week from Indiana
practicing osteopathy. He will be found
at his Office on regu lar treating days.
The Ontario Observer says that a
petition is being circulated at Trippville
praying for the pardon of George Sulli-
van, who was sent TO Waupun for the
murder of Asa Gorham. The sentence
was for Is years.
The state university opens for the
year today. Miss Jennie Butt returns
as an instructor Students Rob Wilkins,
Gerhart Fortney, Marie Hektoen return
to renew their work. William Webb
enters as freshly.
james A. Peterson, young attor-
ney of this city fifteen years ago, has
been nominated for seat in the Mime
sofa legislature from Minneapolis. Mr..
Peterson has become prominent in the
legal profession Ia saat state.
The Vernon county Agricultural
soeisty through It's ehssr4 ssreby eI-
tepa 10 the business and prsfessional
msn of yirodsa, ana to Messrs. Dawson
and Brown. heartfelt thanks for the
liberal premiums offered by them, and
their interest in the welfare of the so
ciety at the late fair.
G. J. SMITH, President,
W. F. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
We call attention to the advertise
ment for GAYS Mills fair which falls on
| October Q to y. The society is young.
! but has the hustling qualities and loca-
ton for great fair. 1t is 30 situated
as to command a large support from
surrounding counties. The fact that il
is the last to be held in Western Wiseon-
sin assures lively competition in all
departments. Liberal premiums are