Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-07-04


visit to Ontario Thursday last
i. NJ Clarke Of Mound rark was
CENSOR visitor on Saturday.
Two houses in First ward to rem
Inquire of Attorney G. H. Minshall.
Some choice city and country rea
estate for sale inquire of G. III. Minshall
Sam McWilliams and wife hav.
moved to the new Roger house in tn,
First ward.
Regular meeting of Alex Lowrie G
A X. Post was postponed till Monday
evening next.
Miss Bessie Campbell and Herman
Gillis of Cashton, spent Sunday in Viro.
qua with friends
Mrs. J. B. Cassoday. wife of the
cnlet justice of the state Supreme court.
died last Thursday.
Mrs. Hemstock of Sparta, and Miss
Belle Robinson of Minneapolis, have been
guests of Mrs. Ed Perham
Viroqua people are scattered in all
directions to take part in celebrating the
nations greatest anniversary.
For sale cheap. second hand Plano
mower, Call early John n Olson. vi
rogue. at Chase & Favor's livery barn
F. W. Alexander has been appointed
delegate to the farmers congress TO be
held at Colorado Springs, August 10th
-Our fine hand made checked and
striped suits are going rapidly at Mich
aelsohn's, Come soon if You want one
Two dozen young ladies and gentle
men went to Hunters bridge on the
West kickapoo, for an all day picnic,
last Friday.
-Thos. NJ. Mills, who recently gradu-
ated from the Chicago dental college, is
at present practicing his profession at
Coon Valley.
Miss Nettie Goyer of Readstown,
graduated from the musical department
OF the Platteville normal school at th-
late commencement
The rural postal service is proving
80 successful that the postoffice at La
fayette, small town seven miles east
OF Sparta, has been closed
On Thursday last Lottie Tainter of
this city left for Chicago, to visit her
aunt, Miss Jean Tainter, who has Just
returned from trip in Europe
Mr.. George J. Gander of Soldiers
Grove, has been in the city visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Earl Truesdale. Mr..
Gander is a travelling salesman
I have customer for boys second
hand saddle. Anyone having one for
sale please bring to my shop
Ed. Coz, Viroqua.
Lecture in the Congregational church
Friday evening, July 9th, by Geo. A.
Cushman. Subject 1mpregnable Foun-
dstions. Admission ten cents
Mrs DR.. Ferguson, nee Maud Rus
sell, with her little daughter Victoria of
Minneapolis, are visiting with the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Andy Rus
sell of this city.
-Nordal Neprud has been re-appoint-
( ed member of the ccunty jury COM
mission by Judge Wyman. Messers F.
P. Bean and Bernard O'Connell are the
other members of the commission.
Mr. J. w. Southworth drove over
from La Fargo Fridav evening, bringing
his brother-in-law, e B. Balcom of Mil
waukee, who paid visit to his father,
who is critically i'll at the age of eighty
four years
An entertainment will be given by
Frank Minshall at the Bishop Branch
Methodist church, Saturday evening,
July 81 This entertainment is to help
Il to pay the church debt. Everybody is
kindly invited
DR. Kronson will make his next
professional visit to this city and be at
the Park Hotel, Wednesday and Thurs
E day, July II and l2 The fact that Prof
Kronson visits Viroqua regularly twice
each month is guarantee that he seeks
no advantage of those who consult him
professionally.
Attorneys Sllpaugh q Bennett of
Viroqua, were in town investigating the
railroad crossing where Neri Dahls team
became frightened and ran away, MUIR
ing him. We understand that Mr.. Dahl
will commence suit for damages against
the Milwaukee railroad in the near fu-
ure.-Westby Times.
S. NJ Aker and others of this vicin-
ity are taking lively interest in secur-
ing the roundup farmers institute for
next years services held in Viroqua.
Petitions looking to this accomplish
ment will be circulated throughout the
country. 1t would be of advantage to
have state meeting of this character
here.
Outside of the members from this
city the following gentlemen were in
IOWu ldsG OdtuIudy W dObcHu u LuteblHS
of the county central committee: A. H.
Dahl, John jacobson, Nordal Neprud
Torger Berge. J. F. Shreve, Jerome Fav-
or G. H. Carter, b. F. Adams, j S.
Harris, s. M. Aker, c. H. Collins, J. NJ.
Clark.
--Cashton and Viroqua base ball teams
met at the fair grounds in this city ON
Friday. and the Viroquans won by a
score of ~ to 70. 1t was a closely CON
tested game from start to finish but the
Cashtonites were outplayed at every
point The main features of the game
were hard fly catches by Burns and
Brown; home run by Omundson and a
double play by Cashton. These were
the second mines of the respective towns.
Advertising ia to the merchant
what plowiug and sowing are to the
farmer Imagine a farmer trying tC
raise a crop by sitting on the fence as he
looks over ten acre field wishing that
a nice crop of wheat or corn would
snring up in it, Ridiculous, isn't it
But not any more 80 than the merchant
who hides q stock of goods away in 6
store room and then sits oil the counter
hoping that people will come in ant
buy.
-Weed'cutting along country roadside'
may in time become a part OF the regulal
spring work as much as grading anC
leyeling thoroughfares, Iowa seems t
have taken the initiative in this matter
and this sprinr a bill was introduces