Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-31
III 1g5out @ow friends and Veighbors.

jessie TutOn has moved his family
! from Hilisboro to this city.
Mrs Campbell and son Howard Q.
| Cashton, visited with Mrs. II III. Brown
| last week
DIR Kronson, the eye specialist is al
the Park Hotel Wednesday and Thurs
| day Of this week
Bryan advises his pa rtisans not tc
bet their money on his prospects Of cleo
tion. 'Tis we'll
Mrs Henry Sherr,nk of Clinton, re-
turned from protractea visit with her
son in Forest county.
Miss Agnes Brown took charge of
the work during Librarian Haughton S
abs ence at De Soto.
The Viroqua steam laundry will be
opened by Ed Larson and sister who
have had experience in the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. " E. AIKEN spent the
past week visiting at Retreat and look
ing after business interests in Crawford.
Nustad Brothers are making head
way toward installing their saw mill
and finishing plant Buildings for the
SAME are in course of construction.
George Cowden, a well known char
acter of this section for a great number
of years, died at the county house on
Friday evening last, after two days
confinement to his bed. He was about
fifty years old.
The aged father of Editor w. d. Mer-
rill died at Prairie du CHEN on Thursday
last at the age of S5 years He is said
to be the Oldest printer in the state, and
was one of the founders of the Milwau-
kee Sentinel in 1882.
MaINI A.
cialist, will be at the Viroqua Hotel on
Tuesday, November 6. The doctor cor
daily invites persons who have been
sick and who have beon unable to get
help elsewhere, to call and get his opin-.
ion concerning their cases.
La Fargo is about to organize cor
net band. The old band organization
which was maintained in that section
for many years was ore of the leading
musical companies of associated young
men in the western part of the state.
The three weeks previous to this
have furnished farmers great opportu-
nifty for doing their fall work Thresh-
ing rn-husking, potato-digging etc,
have been well improved, but there is
still great deal of roundup work in
sight.
Here we have the first of November
and vegetation as fresh as June. The
frosts did little to check growth of Sec
ond crop of hay, of which there has
been very much harvested. In very
many cases the second crop growth Of
tobacco is now in blossom.
DIR. Cremer informs us that they
had strawberry shortcake last Mon
day and they were fresh berries They
We're picked by Charles Sturdevant, ON
his fruit farm near Melvina, who has
picked several crates during the asst
lew days. .-Cashton Record.
Tie La Fargo Enterprise reports
"a. ssolf Is Pre- rese-L..s, .aplaiy at the
gold mine The new shaft is down to a
depth of AZ feet 1t is the intention to
sink it about feet farther. making it
somewhat lower than the old shaft. The
prospects look bright at present.
Special track for the Viroqua branch
from Sparta to the crossing two miles
west, has been completed. 1t is an ad-
dition the branch train crew appreciate.
IL was not infrequsnt that the train
was held at the junction for orders,
causing delay in their work and irregu
larity of hours
There will be q dance at Opera
house, Thursday evening, November 9Th,
the entire proceeds of which will go to
fund for the purchase of new instru-
ments and uniforms for the Viroqua
band A fine program has been arranged
and every effort viii be used to make
the affair social success.
Officers of the Gays Mills fair were
so well satisfied with the service rendered
by the Viroqua band that an extra pre-
MUM was added to their earnings
There was to have been a hot contest
and band tournament but no other Or
ganization showed up, and the so ciety
felt warranted in giving the boys more
than their contract called for.
Cast your vote for the entire repub
lican ticket There is no reason why
you should divide your vote this year,
since you have the very best men, candi-
dates for every position on the ticket.
To vote any other than the republican
ticket is, therefore, wholly unnecessary
because you 90 not get any better men
than you already have on your own
ticket Be satisfied to vote the ticket
straight.
Mime. Friedland, says the Boston
Herald, lis the embodiment of perfect
manners and kindly feeling; and one car
ries away from an interview with her a
sense of the genial sympathetic qualities
of the individual Russian. She speaks
with distinct enuneiation aud held the
close attention of her audience from
three o'clock till 81 Dates will be an
nounc5i later. When she will lecture in
Viroq ID for the high school lecture
course
General George E. Bryant, chair
man of the republican state contral
committee, gives out the following state
ment Il believe that Mckinley and
La Toilette will be elected by plurality
exceeding by several thousand that of
1926, which means that they will win
by over 102, 600 III Visions n. Of this
tremendous majority Vernon county
will contribute more than /, 900 If repub-
licans and all others who believe IN the
greatest good to the greatest number,
rally at the polls next Tuesday.
Writing from Montrose, South
Dakota, J. c. Acheson, who recently re-
moved from this community, says: I'VE
find this big country; plenty Of room
TO turn around without rubbing your
shoU iders against the hills. find some
farmers getting along well here; some
/ have large crops of fax which is bring
| ing a big price, about 81 So per bushel,
/ and some of it yielding az high as 20 bu-
shells to the acre. Wheat and other
crops are quite good. We find Bryan
men out here. but more Mckinley men
/ 20 match them up.