Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-08-08
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MIS-. J. II. IaJe returned IrOm WASH
burn and Rice Lake to-day.
Miss Libbie Spellum will visit hel
I brother at NeillsvIlle, next week.
E Tilton and wife and Mrs John
Dawson passed "a few days at Hillsboro.
! Miss Mary Lawson of Madison, is
, the guest of Miss Bena Peterson, in this
city.
Miss Lena Hankey of Trempealeau.
! Is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. g. j.
Smith.
! -Rememoer i will cost you nothing
to try one of Nj in & Kuehler's new
/ washing machines
! Try one of those new washing ma
chimes at Martin q Kuebler's They
will do the work right.
I Editor Blaha of the Stoddard Bugle,
was in the city as delegate to the re-
publican convention on Saturday.
Mrs. Clark Williams returned home
from New York, Tuesday, accompan-
led by her daughter Mrs Richards.
George w. Chapman travelling
salesman, and an old Viroqua boy. was
s,rving his customers in this city Thurs
LAY.
L. c. Boyle is one of the assistants
on the sergeant-at-arms staff in the great
Milwaukee convention at Milwaukee
today
The w. r. c. lawn ice cream social
at the residence of General and Mrs.
Rogers, was largely attended, Friday
evening.
Mrs. James MunyOn and her sister
Mrs. Lucy Spencer of Colorado, have
gone to New York TO spend couple of
months.
Capt. Silbaugh is spending a few
days at Camp Douglas. where one com
pany of the national guard is in annual
encampment
The New Becker washing Machine.
Only one that rubs anC sqpee" IS at the
same time. MARTIN & KUHBLER.
Agents.
If you want to reach the leading
people and large purcha strs in Vernon
county, advertise in the CENSOR That's
the way to find them.
DR. McElwee. the well know spe-
cialist, Viroqua Hotel, Tuesday, Aug. IA.
The doctor makes no charge for a thor
ough examination IN any case.
Most Of the delegates to the state
convention left for Milwaukee on Tues
day mornings train, accompanied by
quite a crowd who go rs spectators.
DR. w. P. Gorsline arrived from
Chicago with string of five horses,
which he will work on our track and
take in the races at the surrounding fairs
soon to open.
The marriage of Mr.. Hamp. Miller
and Miss May Clarke will occur at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
George H. Clarke, in this city, Wednes-
day the 18th instant.
Service on the two rural delive' y
mail routes to extend out from Westby
will 90 into operation August 18th One
route has been somewhat extended from
original lines and covers twenty eight
miles travel
The Methodist Sunday school will
enjoy picnic next Friday, on the brook
vile branch They will meet at the
church Friday morning aud go from
there to the picnic grounds A very
pleasant time is anticipated.
If nothing unusual happens within
the next three weeks Vernon county
will have the greatest and best crop of
corn grown here. Farmers SHOULD save
all their corn fodder. This will relieve
the shortage of hay harvested.
e. V. Wernick, while in the city on
Saturday, confirmed the reports of n
certainty of Hillsboro's projected rail
road. He says a alf-mile of grading
has been done near that place and the
depot site has been staked out on ground
near the mill.
In San Diego county Cal, recently
there died at the great age of 1873 years,
Auguentine, chief of the Sequoia tribe
of Indians. He had ruled the tribe
over 100 years, and in all that time he
had never been ir capacitated by sickness
for more than one day at time.
A party of jolly La Crosse young
people came to this city by tallyhO Sat
nrday and remained at the Fortney till
| Sunday afternoon. The party was COM
posed of Mr.. and Mrs. John Paul. Miss
| Paul. Miss Kathryn Paul, A. F. Esperson,
Abner e. Wattee, Miss Dewing, r. b.
Hixou, H. L. Spire.
The Lanca ster Herald says that Miss
! Marjorie McCa uley a former teacher In
/ our schools has been secured by the
Woman's Relief Corps of that city to
give her popular entertainment entitled,
| Cradle Songs of Many Nations The
| lady recently gave the production at
| Oconomowoc and other cities and it
received hattering mention.
Rev O. l.. Robinson, agent for the
/ Childrens Home Society of Wisconsin
was in the city on Monday, in the inter
est of that society, which is doing 20
much for humanity. He reports that
1876 yoHng homeless children have been
placed in good homes during the past
year. and the society has to its credit
the placing of 1000 children in nine
years.
The father of Mrs. Otto Otteson is
critically 81 at Avalanche, where she
has been for some time assisting in his
care. He died on Monday morning.
Michael Olson was an sid settler OF
Webster He was s3 years of age FoI
many years he has been a confined Grip
pie from rheumatism Funeral and in
terment occurred at Coon Prairie church
ON Tuesday.
Members of the late male camping
party at Manning gave Capt. J. Henry
Tate complete surprise by calling IN q
body at his residence Thursday evening
presen ing him with an easy rocker
chair in appreciation of his excellent
services as chief caterer and manager oi
the late pleasant outing. General Roger.
presented the same. followed BY refresh
ments and a season of exchange Of com
pliments and good fellowship.
That the success of a physician de