Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-08-15

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( fsir grounds on Thursday the 23rd
"A number of pleasure parties wert
ctGght in the shower on Sunday after
noon
/ Mrs Carl Syserson is enjoying i
visit from her sister, Miss Lake o.
| Sparta.
Time for Vernon coanty publieaus
( to organize campaign clubs at every
/ crossroads
Remember it will cost you nothing
TO try one of Martin d Kuebl IS new
! washing machines.
Try one Of those new washing ma
chimes at Martin q Kuebler's They
will do the work right.
F P. Bean came here on Saturday,
with his 19-horse power engine to take
home new separator.
Miss Nellie Haughton arrived home
from Washington, d. c., on Tuesday,
for her summer vacation.
Theodore Spellum, who has been in
Minnesota for the past six weeks re-
turned home on Friday.
Miss Nellie Hebberd, who has been
visiting Beatrice Coffiand, returned to
her home in La Crosse.
--Jeweler Joseph Boehrer is taking a
vacation from business confinement and
is visit ng in Pennsylvania.
DR. Will Blake arrived in this city
Friday evening from Illinois. He made
the trip by bicycle from DeSoto-
Mrs Cory and daughter, Edna, are
visiting friends in this city Mrs Cory
will soon start on a western trip.
j. w Hoyt of Chaseburg, sold
- Ac ff tsN n gati boo adul
at Westby, according TO the Times.
The drillers of the new city we'll
have been having some difficulty and
the work is practically at "a standstill.
Anton Weiken and wife spent Sun
day in Niroqua, guests of Mrs. Weikens
parents Mr., and Mrs o Fl. Helgeson.
IT. o, Swiggum bas sold the Coon
Prairie creamery building to Anton
Running. Consideration $500. Westby
Times
Prof. Toland, of the La Crosse Busi-
ness University, was in the city on Fri
day and lectured before tbs pupils of
the review school.
The postal department rules that
drop letters intended for delivery by
rural free distribution must have two
ctut sbdup UHeTeoH
sylvester Cooley, representing the
St Charles nursery Of Minnesota, spent
Saturday visiting with his daughter,
Mrs. J. w. Haughton.
Mr.. Van Hopkins of the town of
Forest and Miss Bessie Parr of Clinton
were married Friday at the residence of
J. A. Norris at Cashton.
Daniel Stromstad of the town of
Washington, La Crosse county, was in
the city on Monday, having brought his
daughter bere to attend institute.
Mrs. Martin AMI two children of
Fulton, Illinois, are visiting Mr.. Martin,
who is in charge of the hardware bust
ness during Mr.. Kuebler's absence.
DIR. Leonard Chase departed for
Fowler, Indiana, on Thursday, where
he will look after the professional work
of a fellow osteopath, for an indefinite
period.
Frank French, one of the Sparta
officers who served in the Porto Rico
campaign and later went TO the Philip
pines as captain of company in tie
44th regiment, has had merited pro-
motion to lieutenant colonel.
Miles G. Davis returned from his
trip to Chippewa county on Saturday
last well pleased with the outlook.
Davis & Wise will locate saw mill
owned by them on the Kickapoo, near
Ladysmith on the Flambeau river,
which will be managed by James Mar
ker.
Judge and Mrs. Campbell of Aber
deem, South Dakota, have been guests
of Mrs. Lydia Casson. All will remem-
ber Mr. Campbell as young attorney
of Viroqua few years since He has
been given rapid promotion in public
position and confidence, and has proven
worthy of every promotion.
Washington experimentors have
discovered that the insect known as the
''darning needle" consumes misquitos as
its principal food An experiment with
two ''darning needles showed that 200
mosquitoes were eaten in six hours. Mo-
squitos breed malaria and now the
''darning needle" will be encouraged
MIR. Nustad, the gentleman who
will locate here with his hardwood
finishing plant. hauled the first los'. Of
lumber here on Thursday, to be used in
the construction Of his buildings. The
machinery and other things connec.od
with the plant will be brought from
Webster Creek.
Ernest Kier arrived home from
ALASKA on Saturday last, after an alb
sence of two years. His brother, Louis
had not yet had his fill in experience
and expects to remain one or two years
yet. Ernest says he has experienced
many hardships, seen plenty Of country
and enjoyed his sojourn as whole. He
saved from his earnings 81, 200
DIR. + B. Brewer Is a man of integ-
ritv of character, candid in his medical
examinations, and possessing an exper-
ience in chronic diseases Persons having
old chronic ailments will do well to give
him call He has won many encom-
iums from those suffering from various
diseases, and the press every where
speak of him in high praise. DIR. Brew
Ell will make his next visit to the Viroqua
hotel on Wednesday, August %
The largest corn canning establish
ment in the world started its machinery
in operation at Waterloo. Iowa, on the
18th instant It Was built By local cap
ital and cost $50, 900. When in full
operation the capacity of this institution
will be 400 cans of corn per minute. The
estimated product for the present season
is 800, 900 cans or nearly $50 carloads
of Iowa corn. All of this immense out
put has been coctra,ted for IN advance.
"A valued exchange makes the fol-
lowing comment, which is applicable
Just at this time. In favoring men for
county offices the element of fitness and
e 4 l.