Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-17
.7qW 5q50ut How friends and TeigA6ors.
Ed Hazen and wife moved int


the CENSOR force while in the city on
Friday,
Secondhand hay press for sale; in
good order Inquire of G. F. Smith,
Viroqua.
John Stokes from Westby, will oc-
cupy the Willsey tenement house on
I Decker street
| Mrs. ]. W. Galloway of La Fargo,
was in the city on Saturday, the guest
| of Mrs P. S. Curtiss.
y Charley Collins was over from De
Soto on Monday. He says the old river
is on protracted tear.
"a socialfor the benefit of Brookville-
,shurch will be held at the residence of
ID. Bolan, next Saturday evening.
t-Young Gus Grankey was kicked on
the head by q horse at Stoddard A La
Crosse physician pronounces his case
not very serious.
Joseph Franzini has disposed of his
farm in the town of Bergen to Frank
Gillette and will remove to northern
Wisconsin.
-Mesdames Pr octor and Towner at
tended the Eestern Star district conven-
ton at La Crosse, last Friday, represent
ing Viroqua chapter.
Mrs. Bloom of Trempealeau county,
who has spent some time visiting heI
daughter Mrs. c. J. Smith, returns
home tomorrow.
Mrs. B. F. Purdy is at Calmar, Iowa,
!! visiting her sister, Mrs. Everson. She
( visited at Soldiers Grove and took in
the Gays Mill fair enroute.
) Mr.. NJ. V. Tower and family of
Newton, will become residents of this
city, and occupy the house recently va
Icated by Rev Geo. Cushmsn.
4 ~,
from Sterling Friday, and returned on
SATURDAY. afternoon, accompanied by
Mrs Wilson of Burlin Falls, New Hamp-
shire.
Those wishing to take up toe study
Of shorthand and type-writing for the
fall and winter, call on or addrss, j. W.
'Haughton, Viroqua. Shorthand taught
by mail. =.
On and half miles south east of
Liberty Pole, on October 30th, Lewis
Larson will sell stock and farm imple-
, ments at auction, sale to begin at 1880
y il The morning.
4 Miss Irene Suttle, Who spent the
4 summer in this city with h hsr brother.
.has returned to her Lancaster home
accompanied by her mother, who was
here few days.
People along the Mississippi, in this
county, who have pastured stock on the
islands, were compelled to ia Ike the same
off during the past week because of high
water Much hay was destroyed there
foc our people.
The city electric lighting plant now
gives a five-oclock morning service.
III . morning whistle an hour later at
the plant sounds natural Both these
| things strongly remind us that winter Is
fast approaching.
Mr.. AL Lombard and Miss Grace
4 Bishop, two of Retreats most prominent
| and worthy young people, were married
on Thursday, the 11th, at the home OF
the brides parents, by Rev Evarts OF
the Congregational church.
Il "A neighboring exchange says BOsco-
bel lis to have large tobacco warehouse.
Y 1t is to he built by the citizens and leased
Y to n NJ. Bekkedal, Of Westby for five
/ years. He has been the principal tobac-
cofbuyer at Boscobel this year.
Fred A. Miller has been appointed
tol the position of General Passenger and
Ticket Agent of the G. NJ, g. st. Paul
railway, succeeding Geo. Fl. Heafford,
resigned The new appointee is man
off much experience in railroad masters
IA correspondent of the Country
GientleInan has good deal to say about
digging potatoes and concludes by ad-
vising to run plow each side of the
ROW and then dig with hook. 1t
strikes rs that such method Is little
anttiquated.
-LJerome Favor returned home from
a tlsip through northwestern Minnesota.
he saw several former Vernonites dur
ingthis trip. Mr.. Favor says politics are
redt hot out there. He heard Indiana's
brilliant young senator, Beveridge,
speak in Minneapolis
-Viroqua representatives present at
he Odd Fellows Emcampment at Eau
glaire, secured the meeting of that body
this city at its next annual session.
This will be another honor for the town
nd recognition of Viroqua as a suit
BILE city for large gatherings.
~ The Grand lodge of Wisconsin Good
y. ~emplars is in session at Milwaukee.
he report of the grand secretary shows
hat the order in this state has mem
,rship of 12, 800, of which about 5000
)ined during the past year. The re-
bort OF the grand superintendent of
h1venile semplars recommends that
uyenile temples be abolished, and the
ge limit set aside, thus admitting chill
rem to membership in them.
Now that the base ball season is
Vsbout over, the boys are organizing a
foot ball eleven and have already in
Slulged in some preliminary practice A
ung- tester has been procured and no
bne can get position on the team who
Fcannot carry at least 100 pounds of
steam and who is not an adept at buck
king." In few weeks the boys will be
prepared to meet all corners. rs.-LaFarge
Interprise
g D. Thompson has purchased
Motel Hillsboro of Capt. Fl. Connor for
e. 600 This is move in the right di-
ection on the part of Mr.. Thompson,
the rent money viii now go into his
.wn Purse. The building will be ex-
! ,psively -emodeled and repsired befcrs
III r,qinter.-A republican club was srfaA-
zed here Tuesday evening with z.
WILLIAMS, chairman; H. r. lyers, vice
chairman: Henry Linke, secretary, and
NJ. V. Werniek. treasurer. They viii
have regular meetings every Wsdnes-
kdav evening. The democratic club has
beadquarters in BeZucha's building -
Iillsboro Sentry.
Tho CE1,sOR had q call on Monday
rom G. E.Keyes of Harmony. who wa
accompanied by c. F. Smith Of Ne
raska who is raging visit to his ole
home after fifteen years absence in tbs
west Mr.. Smith thinks the chances ar
xcellent for carrying Nebraska for th'