Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-07-18
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on Thursday last.
James Marker is timber prospecting
in Chippewa county.
MIR Ell. Haughton returned To
Rochester, Minnesota
Matte Cramer of Cashton. was
visitor in town Saturday.
Will Dyson and wife drove over to
Soldiers Grove last week
-Nels SolvereOn was a Soldiers Grove
visitor on Wednesday last.
-Abner Silbaugh is at Gays Mill
today, on official business
Herman Layer is spending few
days at home in La Crosse.
Jim McCaull has purchased half
interest in Kuehn's blacksmith shop.
Architect Jere Dawson made "a bust
ness trip to Cashton on Wednesday.
S. P. Lier, John Jacobson and J. A.
Mills were callers from Coon town.
Prof Kronson, eye specialist, at
Park Hotel, Viroqua, July 25th and Goth.
james Andrews came up from La
Fargo, Saturday, to visit his parents over
Sunday.
Three hundred students are regis
tered in the university review school at
Madison
Miss Edna Campbell is spending
week in the city with her sister, Mrs.
E. H. Brown.
Prot. j C. Nodolph of Belmont,
stopped otf here over Sunday while on
his way to Montana.
Will Lawton has returned from
Phillips, where he had supervise on of
installing a telephone exchange.
For sale cheap, a second hand Plano
mower Call early. John n. Olson vi
Of Thoso e Eounr's 1fuprV ha
Unclaimed letters at the Vlroqua
Office are for Peter Nelson, Ola Opthun
John Lymon, Grant Dewitt, lana Best
Our fine hand made checked and
striped suits are going rapidly at Mich
ael-ohn's. Come soon if you want one
Matthew Harris, an old soldier and
former resident of this county, died at
Manton, Michigan, on Monday, at the
age of 72 years.
Mrs John Niskern of Aims Grove
Walworth county, is visiting with her
brother, Mr.. J. J. Wilsey. Mrs. Niskern
is 81 years of age.
Woodbury. & Beardsley of De Soto
have sold their pearl button outfit to
Capt. Ira DeCamp, who removes it to
Wabasha, Minnesota.
The recent heavy rains have caused
rise in the tributaries of the Missis
sippi river and the lumber mills will be
able to operate again.
Mrs c. D. Williams has gone to
Escanaba, Michigan. to make her son
George visit She was accompanied
by her daughter Cariu.
Mrs. J. ". Haughton has been
caring for her mother, Mrs. Cooley, at
Retreat. Mrs. Cooley was injured
week ago by fall from buggy.
Charley Miller son of Il. L. Miller
of this city, was married at Highland on
July Bird, ~ Miss Minnie Lange of North
McGregor. Prairie du Chen Union.
-35c, 35c, not 25c, not SOC, Soc the
price of Rocky Mountain Tea the world
over None Genuine unless made by the
Madison Medicine Co. A. ] johnson
81 c..
Isaac S. Hamilton has been indis-
posed for some time and is taking lay
off from labor in Ferguson harness
shop, where he has been so long en-
ployed.
The marriage of Mr.. Theodore Lok-
ken and Miss Mollie Brown will occur
at the residence of the ladys parents,
Mr.. and Mrs J. E Brown, in this city,
tomorrow.
Its an even bet with some insurance
but you run no risk in placing your
business with the John Dawson 81 Co.
general insurance and real estate agency,
Viroqua, Wis.
The VirOqua Band will give com
plimentary concert to the citizens of vi
roqua and vicinity, at the tabernacle,
Friday evening, June 30. Concert will
begin promptly at 9:15.
Peter Brenett of Green Bay is be-
lieved to b the Oldest continuous resi-
dent of Wisconsin born in the state. He
was born in Green Bay in 1912, and has
never been ont of the state.
The ball game which was to have
taken place Sunday between Viroqua
and La Fargo, at the latter place, was
postponed two weeks on account OF bad
weather. The Cashton- New Lisbon game
was also postponed.
While the storm was in progress
Friday morning, lightning struck a load
of hay standing in the yard at the Rusk
farm The hay began burning and al
though it was run out to the field and
dumped off the fire could not be ex-
tingulshed.
"A small fire occurred the other day
in the shop OF Martln & hueDIef naTu-
ware store. The gasoline heater used
for soldering purposes took fire and Mr..
Henderson threw it out into the yard
and turned on fire extinguisher. One
of his hands was quite severely burned
Capt. Nichols came near loosing his
handsome carriage horse last Saturday
The animal stuck his head out of aslnall
window in the barn and got it twisted
in such way that he couldn't release
himself With assistance Mr.. Nichols
removed several boards and saved the
horse
The many friends of Judge Wyman,
both at home and wherever his large
acquaintance extends, will be pleased to
learn of his rapid improvement in health.
He hopes to be fully restored and able
to take up his court duties with the
opening of the fall terms, none of which
come earlier thar September.
The Prairie du Chen Union says
anglers along the Mississippi river are
occasionally catching lake trout, which
are becoming rather numerous further
down the river and some of the fisher
men say that at no distant date they will
BECOME abundant in the river waters
Down below Muscatine they are being
caught in considerable numbers and il
is said they are gradually working theil
way north.
The Sparta Advertiser says thai
Elmer Wolc0tt has been restored 10 his