Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-25
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attack of lung fever.
Druggist G. f. Dahl is confined
his residence by sickness.
Judge Wyman files his expense a,
count for reelection at S127.
Miss Oracle Crote Of Sparta, is visit
ing with Miss MABEL Alden
Mrs. w. F. Fisher was called t
Bangor by the illness of sister.
On Thursday and Friday Main stree
received thorough cleaning up.
Sheldon Treseder and sister Mabe
visited friends in Viola, last Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Cory of Sparta. spent sew
eral days with relatives and friends il
this city.
Editor Haines of the Westby Times
was IN on Thursday, locking for {
printer
-Smouldering, smoking rakings from
lawns and gardens are everywhere ir
evidence.
Miss Bessie Campbell of Cashton
visited with her sister, Mrs E. Fl. Brown.
over Sunday.
e. w Hazan is down from Merrill
for week He says his brother Nate
is in poor health.
Miss Losta Bean and Miss Maggie
Peavy spent Sunday with the latter's
parents near Avalanche.
DIR. Kronson will be a. the Park
Hotel in this city again on Wednesday
and Thursday May End and 3D.
The state university ball team won
its first victory for the season from the
Michigan university, seven to one.
Train service on the Kickapoo rail
road was suspended all of last w eek on
account of washouts on the roadbed.
The CENSOR enjoyed business and
social calls from a large per cent. of the
delegates at Saturdays county conven-
tion.
Miss Mabel Alden leaves this week
for Chicago, where she has secured a
position as stenogral . i in a publishing
house.
Editor and Mrs. ]. H. Frazier of
Viola, We're called to Indianapolis on
account of the death of Mrs. Fraziers
mother.
*. Peterson has removed from Liber-
ty Pole near Soldiers Grove, where he
takes up farming on the old family
homestead.
Rev. Haughton and T. H. Brown
drove to DeSoto, Saturday, to be present
at the funeral services of Miss Lizzie
Woodbury.
C E. Monsen, late of Dane county.
has purchased the farm of j. K. Furaas
in Franklin. Mr.. Furaas will take his
family to Norway.
-GeneralE E. NJ Rogers and the editor
Of this paper attended the republican
convention of Crawford county, held at
Wauzeka last Thursday.
A death from diphtheria has been
noted in Chicago in which the disease
was contracted from flowers that had
been brought home from funeral.
John Syverson of Soldiers Grove,
was in the city last Wednesday, enroute
to his native home in Norway. He will
visit the Paris exposition before return
ing.
Mrs. f. NJ Towner was Milwaukee
visitor. She is one of committee to
determine on the advisability of estab-
fishing an Eastern Star Home in his
state.
Scott Curtis has sold his residence
Johanna Olson, of Bristow Possession
to be given May 1st. Consideration
$1,175.
The Northwestern Mutual Life In
surance Company has promptly paid to
the widow of the late Ira G. Adams
81, 900 on policy carried by Mr.. Adams
in that great company.
-Ex-Superintenden of Schools How
ard Miller, has resigned his position in
the government weather bureau and
purchased stock of groceries at Sparta,
where he is already installed as pro-
prietor.
Agent Boyle and Telegraph Operator
Fawcett have been confined to their
homes by sickness for several days. A
gentleman from Rio has been assisting
at the depot during the absence of the
regular force.
-Irv. d. Bennett will leave on Thurs
day for the state of Washington, to
assume charge of the mining interests of
the Viroqua company. A few neighbors
and friends gave him farewell surprise
at his home, Thursday evening.
The Wisconsin COW has come to the
front. In 1860 she averaged rs pounds
of butter year, but by careful develop
ment she now averages about $50 pounds.
At present the dairies of the state fur
nish 70, 600, 900 pounds of butter and 50,-
900, 600 pounds of cheese annually.
Our neighboring village of Cashton
Is to experience a building boom this
season, according to the Record. John
Cremer will put up large store build
ing and opera house of brick and stone
Charley Usleman brick business block
Marks Bros. an addition to their sto
building, and VIM. Byer 81 900 hotel
with all theNnodern improvements.
Mrs. Jennie O'Neill Potter, one of
Wisconsin's most famous elocutionists,
died in New York hospital, after a
protracted and painful suffering with
cancer of the stomach The remains
were brought to grant county, her native
home, for burial. Jennie O'Neill had
won fame in most of the great cities of
this country and Europe.
Martin Root viii have cultivated on
his farm 90 acres of tobacco this season
S. C. Jackson and o. A. Kalvestran will
work 10 acres of the amount, Young
Palmer 8, and Mr.. Root will care for the
balance of five acres J. L Hayes will
also have grown on his Jefferson farm
twenty or more acres, the amount he has
cultivated the past few seasons Smith
Brothers will have their usual amount
of about twenty acres. These threc
parties are among the largest growers
in the county.
Every young woman who becomes
wife at eighteen to twenty-five year
of age has a right to expect forty year
Of housekeeping. For 365 d-ys ever