Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-06
-Hammocks, TowNER's.

Jim McCan left Tor Pugeb Sound
county on Monday.
Go to Towner's for the next ten days
and buy bicycles and baby carriages.
Special bargains in pocket knives
next Saturday and Monday. at Towner's
Mayor Boyle is absent at the state
municipal league meeting in Janesville.
&C. M Sterling has returned to Vic
tory after several months railroading in
Montana.
"A second son arrived in the home of
Prof and Mrs. w. W. Williams at
Madison.
Arnold 81 Davis have added fine
soda fountain to the fixtures of their
drug store.
Mr.. F. M. Krachels came over from
La Crosse county last Friday to sell his
wool in Viroqua.
Mrs L. r. Arlington and son Earl
left yesterday, for visit at Beatrice,
Nebraska
DR.. Brewers next visit to Viroqua
will be June 9th, instead of June Goth
as printed on another page.
Mr. O. E. Oftedahl, of jefferson, is
off on land prospecting tour in the
Red Lake country, Minnesota.
James Biddison and daughter were
up from Sparta and passed couple of
days with relatives and friends.
Troy, son of A. B. Thompson of
Springville, had his foot injured by a
loaded wagon passing over the same.
Robert Hammer and wife came over
from Hillsboro and passed Sunday and
Monday with Judge Wyman and family.
r.. Il
from their wedding trip on Saturday
and have rooms at the residence of A
S. Cobb.
Miss Irene Suttle came from Ian
caster to look after DIR. Suttles house
hold during the absence of his family in
California.
"A young son came to the home of
Grandpa and Grandma Ed Wiganowsky
last Saturday. the infant of Mr. and Mrs
Thorsgaard.
Mrs. Dele Cox will lecture for the
National w. G. T. u. June 10Th, in the
evening, at w. r. G. hall A collection
will be taken.
Earl Graves las accepted position
with the Bell telephone company head
quarters at Minneapolis, for which city
he departed recently.
Mr.. L. O. Lewison and A, J. Runice
two of the leading farmers of the Rising
Sun section were among the CENSOR'S S
business callers on Thursday.
Mr.. J. G. Nodolf, principal of the
Sanborn, Minnesota, schools arrived in
the city last Saturday, and will pass
part of his vacation here.
"A dynamite explosion in the house
e A ~
killed five members of the family, in
cluding a brother -in-law of Broehm.
The house was completely wrecked.
The old fremont house is again in
nositinu for pu5lie tise, the original pas
added to the Park hotel barn and the
other wing creates an enlargement OF
the north.
Mrs f. w Boemer and children OF
Indianapolis, arrived in the city on
Tuesday for summers visit at M. V.
B. Richards Miss Anna Turner, OF
Champlain, Illinois, is also at the Rich
ards home.
The building in which c. F. Dahl
conducts his drug business is being
placed in the street between Col Butts
building and Smiths hardware store,
where Mr. Dahl will use it during the
construction of his and A. J. Beats new
brick block.
The Westby Times says that w D.
Parker state inspector of free high
schools, called on the school board fol
the purpose of investigating the pros
poet of free high school there. He
complimented very highly on the pro
gress of the schools and schoolrooms
hno 1a+a ~
some extensive Improvements in his fine
home. The residence has been decorated
and painted on the interior, a complete
system of plumbing added with batl
department. closets, etc. There arr
now no more complete homes in the city
Tobacco planting commenced tn,
latter part of the week with farmers wht
have planters. Dry weather prevents
hand setting Plants are of good sizt
and everybody is anxious to be at work
The acreage is liable to be at leas
twenty per cent. greater in Vernon
county than last season.
A Sparta paper reports that the rail
road company is laying new track iron
the depot to the Niroqua Junction, TO
use of the Viroqua branch and in tn
future they need not use the main line
Ihe DfdlC0 crew nave eA pSIIeiCeu LutlSl
ANNOYANCE and delays by having fire
ouently to wait action of main line trains
DIR Kronson, the eye specialist vii
be at the Park Hotel, in Viroqua, Wed
nesday and Thursday, June 18th and 14th
If you are suffering from any trouble 0
the eye, need new glasses or refitte
glasses, call at his rooms and consul
the professor He plays no bunco gam
on patrons. but comes here regularl
twice month.
-Holver Peterson. who lives nea
Cashton, met with a very painful acc
dent while about to take his horses t
pasture. 1t being muddy, Mr.. Peterso
decided to go horseback and lead horse
but lust as he was nearly on the hors
he was going to ride the other hors
started dragging him to the ground
breaking two of his ribs. -Westby Timei
1T is said that the Wisconsi
Western Kickapoo railroad company
tbinding of installing electric power
the place of steam ON its road. The
are getting estimates of cost Of watt
mower along the Kickapoo river and
found feasible they will develop it fl
further use. There are several we
developed powers, besides many tn;
are not developed which viii no doul
furnish a combined power sufficient f
all pnrposes in the valley-Republica
Observer.
-Irv. Bennett sends from Chepa7
Washington. the first number OF a pap