Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-07-11
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Ed Coe made business trip t
Barron county.
The Tate Mercantile Company ha
new delivery wagon.
Miss May Henry of Minneapolis, i
a guest at Albert Brotts.
From every direction comes tn
complaint of short hay crop
Two houses in First ward to rent
Inquire of Attorney G. H. Minshall.
Two houses in First ward to rem
Inquire of Attorney G. II Minshall.
Some choice city and country rea
estate for sale; inquire of c. H Minshall
Frank Burlin was over from Tomal
and passed a few days with his PARENTS
Harvest IS receiving attention o.
the farmers. Consequently the city il
unusually quiet.
j. w Groves and son Asa came
from Madison and spent two or. three
days in this city.
Miss Katherine Haughton of Madi,
son, Is spending a two weeks vacation
with her parents.
Joe Pennell has given his saloon q
general overha uling, and the walls have
been finely decorayed
Pearl Tilton is DOWN from CLARK
county. He is engaged in locating set.
tiers on northern lands.
Henry Lindeman returned from
Oklahoma on Saturday last, after al
absence of several weeks
Mrs. DR.. Cron of Camp Douglas, is
spending some time with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs w. J. Dewitt.
Miss May McKittrick of Two Rivers,
this state, Is passing her summer vaca-
tlon with her parents in this city.
For sale cheap. a second hand Plano
mower. Call early. John N. Olson, vi.
roqua, at Chase q Favors livery barn.
-Our fine hand made checked ana
striped suits are going rapidly at Mic,
aelsohn's. Come soon if you want one
Mrs J. H. Dorrival and children
are spending few weeks with parents
and grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lake.
Inmates Of the county asylum We're
given d Fourth of July treat in the shape
of picnic dinner and fireworks in the
evening.
Chris Henry, Jr., had two hogs
killed by lightning, last Tuesday, and
another so badly injured that it will
doubtless die.
DR.. William Crawford, for seventeen
years pastor of the Congregational
church at Sparta, handed in his resigna-
tion on Sunday morning, July 1.
Ole Peterson, who has been absent
for thirty-s six years. rs making his bro
ther, Hon. Alley Peterson, and other
relatives visit at Soldiers Grove. He
resides in Texas and is large dealer in
cotton.
Thos. James of the town of Jeffer-
son. one of the pioneers of 1854 was a
CENSOR caller with his daughter. Mrs.
Jerome Favor, on Thursday Mr. James
is So years of age but still hale and
hearty.
DIR. McElwee, the dicalspecialist
so wellknown in Viroqua, has returned
from the European hospitals and will
resume his regular visits to Viroqua on
Tuesday, July II. No doubt many of the
doctors patients and friends will well
come his return.
Howard Bennett, who enlisted in
the naval service about d year ago, re-
turned Tuesday last on a furlough. He
made voyage from San Francisco
around the Horn to Boston on the Hart
ford thence home Howard thinks the
life of a sailor rather exacting.
The little dog of Mr. Kuebler the
hardware denler, left his premises on
the morning OF July Fourth and has
notreturned. He has white body with
brown spots, about ten inches high and
weighs eight pounds. A re ward will be
paid For his return or information of his
Whereabouts.
Orlando Lieurance's team took
fright at the curfew whistle last Satur.
day evening. broke away from Their
fasteuings and made lively run down
Rock Avenue to Solverson's hotel barn,
Lore they came in contact with some
wagons, and they came to sudden halt
No damage was done to horses or vehicle
There has been general tendency
for the better in crop conditions since
the late rains Aside from grass and
oats there will be little shortage in Ger.
eals this season. There was never a
better prospect for corn crop. Vernon
county never had failure of crops and
there will be an abundance and to spare
this year.
Miss Jessie Nuzum, who graduated
with the university class of 1900 taking
the degree of B. A., has accepted q
position as preceptress in the high school
at Waterloo, Wis She will be greatly
missed in the Methodist church circles
where her, weet voice has been enjoyed
SO much the last two years. Madison
Journal.
A small whirlwind came up out ot
a ravine on the farm of Ed. Hazen OF
Tuesday last and picked the roof from
his new tobacco shed The roof wa,
dahed into kindling wood on the g1oun(
some rods away and the balance of tn,
building was moved from its foundation
The dwelling house was also moved
slightly.
A. L. Melvin of Great Falls Mon
tana, who has been visiting in this city
returned to bis home on Thursday, ac
companied by his daughter Jessie. TIL,
daughter has been stopping with Johr
Brown and attending our city schools
Mr.. Melvin is conductor on the Mon
tana Central, branch of the Great
Northern.
In the line of job work, anythinl
you want printed, it will pay you to cal
at the CENSOR office and ascertain price
and learn about quantity of goods, styl
and quality These sometimes outweigh
the desire for unusual cheapness. Il
fact, when a man finds what he want
at reasonable f cure, he does not car
To pandy words over it-you can tn'
the whole push at the CENSOR office.
L. R. Arlington showed rs SOM
fine Photographic views taken in tn
city with his new Alvista camera. Wit
the lens of this camera the perspectiv