Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-09-19
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DR. Porter drove over to Seneca on
Thurs
-Fo rent, two desirable residences.
Inuuir f VIM. Webb
M, Albert Lind has gone to Ne
braska visit her fathers family.
Re- ]. A. Stemen is at Green Bay
in etts 1Gance upon the Congregational
state re ting
A sn-pound boy came to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas LePage on
Monday evening.
Cap. R. S. McMichael has been
spen 7inr a week in Crawford county
with >lstives and old frien DIS.
Col W. T. Anderson, of Madison, a
member of the state tax commission.
was in the city last Saturday. He came
or confe cence.
H. D. Williams went to La Crosse
on Monday to purchase carload of ice.
Unusual protracted heat exhausted vi
roquas ice stores.
Mrs. Geo. DeLap of Valley Springs,
= South Dakota, is visiting with her broth
er, 7. e. Gorsuch. She is accompanied
by two children.
The contention for second place in
population by Wisconsin cities has fallen
( to West Superior La Crosse must be
content to take fourth place.
{ MIR. K. Messing is putting up large
barn just back of his hotel property,
which when completed will provide
room for twenty-five or thirty teams.
Miss Victoria Stablien who has been
spending her summer vacation here with
her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs A. L.
Russell, returned to school Thursday at
Minneapolis.
-UncalIed for letters at Viroqua
Office: Fred A. Smith, John Pontzions,
Lohn Lymon, Marion Harris d q.
\ James Dept. Com, Miss Gertrude Had
ly, Miss Christena Yttri, Josie Thompson.
w. N. Marks of Sterling, reports
big yield of winter wheat. From 10
! acres of land that has been under culti-
walton for twenty years he has threshed
asa bushels, or an average of better than
80 bushels.
\ Quite heavy frosts fell upon this
section Of the country Sunday and Mon
( day nights. There is little of vegetation
! to be damaged except unharvested to-
| bacco, of which there was but a very
small per cent. Naturally that would be
more or less injured.
( Chairman Mahoney and Secretary
!, Bennett have established republican
N county committee headquarters in
IN the room formerly occupied by @. c.
Browns music store in Opera block.
They invite republicans from town aud
county to drop in at any time.
An editor lay dying, says an ex-
change The doctor bent over him and
said: Poor man, circulation almost
gone" The dying man summoned all
his remaining energy and shouted:
Your a liar, we have the largest cir
! culation ir the county"
A writer corrects the statement
made il the CENSOR two or three weeks
since that tobacco in the vicinity of
Rising SUN had been damaged by hail.
| The correspondent says they have had
\ no hail bhis season and the farmers of
Nhat &C ion have the largest and best
trop Il 7 have ever grown.
h-Vi a will hold it's third annual fair
Had ra meeting week after next com
tenci Tuesday, October I'd, and con-
huin nree days Officers are putting
brth ~ effort to make the fair.su
erior % 0ast exhibitions. With good
teath, Viola will have great gath :
ag am successful fair. One thousa d
Mo hundred fifty dollars are hung up
b race urses.
l-Th, Richland county soldiers monu-
hent is to be dedicated at RiQhland
senter today Miss Ona Bennett of
sockton is to unveil the same. The G.
r. Post is named for Capt William
Beni ett a brother of Hon. Van S.
,nnet The monument is large can
bn secured from the government, and
mounted on an elevated masonry
Eundation
1.-The progressive nations of the world
the great food consuming nations.
cd food, we'll digested gives strength.
you cannot digest all you eat, you
Bed Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t digests
s.mhat you eat. You need not diet your
}, .self. 1t will even digest all classes of
flood in bottle. No other preparation
twill do this. 1t instantly relieves and
Iouickly cures all stomach troubles. Al
kJohnson & Co.
] Mr. L. Fl. Conklin, brother of L.
NC Conklin and son of Mrs. Harriet
fC1roves. arrived here for visit with
4 ithem He came direct from Dawson
ACitv, in Alaska, where he wentwith the
itush in January of 1898. Mr.. Conklir
kays there is a steady inflow and outflow
IF humanity continually. The demand
Eor inexperienced miners is poor Six
heen to eighteen millions gold have
kbeen taken out the past season, Mr.
Conklin says.
With compliments of Secretary
Miller and President Peterson, the CEN
soR is in receipt of tick It and invitation
to attend the Gays Mills fair which viii
be the last to be held in western Wiscon
sin. October 10 to 12. The society fair
last season, was signal success Larg
entries of the best LIeeds of stock,
race programme of eight events witt
81 .275 in purses and other attractions
the fair will be a boomer for that sectiol
of country.
Andrew Freysett a farmer hvin
near Bona, in the town of Freeman bea
his wife numerically last Sunday eve
ming and when neighbors interfered b
ran away. It is thought that he did th
deed during a fit of insanity. Officer
were notified and a search made, and b
n was found at the home of his brother-iI
law. John Folberg, thoroughly exhauste
after long tramp up towards We'
Prairie. Peter J. Slime, brought hll
down 10 the city this morning and
will probably be tried tomorrow morl
ing.-Prairie du Chen Union Sept. L
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