Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-09-26
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and 4.
MIR. G. S. saxton of Sparta, is visit
ing Otto Davis.
DIR. G. s. Smith of Elroy, attended
the fair Thursday.
L. V. Huschka of Sparta was in
town day last week.
Ill Walter Ferris of Spencer, Iowa, is
visiting Manley Norris
4 M C. Bergh, assistant state treas
furer, came home for fair week.
a David Smith came home from Oak
! ota to spend the fair week with his
parents.
= Thirty cords stove wood wanted.
( Inquire of VIM. Dowell, near court
house.
Mrs Burlin and daughter Lura, who
have been visiting in Tomah. returned
home Friday.
Walter Proctor and wife arrived
from Ashville, North Carolina, for
visit at the old home
Mr.. Hengle of Sparta, is putting in
the hot water heating apparatus in the
new residence of Daniel Wise.
Elmer Orrison has returned from
Cincinnati, where he spent several
months studying electrical engineering
Viola fair next week Many of our
stockmen will make exhibits and the
attendance from this community will be
large.
j. E. Harris of jefferson reports a
yield of 1S0 bu shells of winter wheat on
five acres of land, or an average of 36
bushels
Many from this city and county are
in attendance upon the Richland Center
fair this week. Our neighbors are hav-
{ ing bad weather for the event.
| George E. Pidcock of Minneapolis,
an old Vernon county boy, is visiting
This uncle, George e. Morse, and boy
hood friends in the town of Jefferson.
The city band will play at Viola
fair next week. The organization is
ready to respond to engagements for
political meetings on reasonable terms
The ladies Viroqua Shakespeare
club has reorganized for the season,
thirty members strong, They open the
sr"ading course on Hamlet, with Mrs
,Stemen as leader.
7 Ontario sent to the fair Hon. Sam
uel Sloggy and two grandson Bernard
fO'ConnelI, c. f. White and wife, G. NJ.
j Sandon and wife, T. A Sloggy and wife,
and no doubt others
The democrats of Monroe county
nominated Ray r. Graves late of this
lcity for district attorney John CraInsr,
the Casnton merchant. was na&sS fer
member of assembly.
George Russell has purchased y. v.
Wolfe's fixtures and will conduct the
billiard hall in Purdy block. Frank
Davis is also new manager of the billi-
ard hall over Pencils saloon.
DIR. Kronson, the celebrated eye
specialist, will make his next visit to
this city and be at the Park Hotel.
Wednesday and Thursday, October
and 4. DR.. Kronson will make regular
. visits every two weeks.
H M. Peterson succeeds John G.
johnson in the shoemaker aud repair
sghop in the Randall building. Mr.. Pet
pS'son also keeps on hand good stock of
Lalady made shoes. See his advertise
1knt in today's paper.
tbi3-C. F. Fine has been appointed post
Ws5Iter at Hillsboro, to fill vacancy
and ted by the death of Thos. J. Shear.
~;sitk Fine is well qualified for the po-
"a, and the appointment is good
-ase from ell points of view.
fsM-On Friday night unknown parties
PrI ,ced an entrance to John c. Johnsons
O+f b shop by prying open window and
fa,s K therefrom a fine revolver, the prop
D , of Mr.. johnson. 1t is not known
10 ,I,lether other things were stolen.
at loJohn Babb, candidate for member
topblssembly on the republican ticket in
no finland county, was in the city on
genagrsday. Candidate Henthorn, for
diars,tor on the democratic ticket, was
Il lg the visitors from Viola on Friday.
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Soo y ineet at the office of Smith d Griffin
Was Saturday to close up the business
tbr hlected with the fair. Persons having
yonlt or other matters for adjustment
sthld present the same at that time.
SDr. w. M. Trowbridge arrived home
bm Colorado, where ne went in search
4 improved health The rest secured
ind the cnange of climate brought the
Eesired result and Mr.. Trowbridge re-
lrns thoroughly tanned, hardy and
ady for professional work.
AT the closing of the Methodist con-
renee in Michigan, a resolution was
htroduced that any Methodist minister
fIelonging to the conference running for
ADolitical Office must leave the conference.
NJ was amended to read that they must
withdraw from their candidacy.
Wallace Bennett, E. E Brindley
md w. e. Graves, candidates respect
fyely for sheriff. superintendent #
;hools and clerk of the court on the
spublican ticket in Crawford county,
II ,ere fair visitors the last day. Soldiers
1irove and other towns in Crawford
ient large delegations to the fair.
Jimmie Helgeson picked up a vest
Il n one of the buildings on the fair ground,
Sunday morning, which contained 81
n cash and chacks and drafts for $3.50
" was the property of G. A. Telyea
n Sparta, who had stand on the
hounds Mr.. Telyea appreciates the
let that an honest boy came into pos
Sssion of his property.
AT the residence of T. B. Risen, in
1ne village of Viola, September 49,, Mr..
ert Showan, of Viroqua, and Miss Ida
tIatwick, of Crawford county, were
;nited in marriage by Geo. ". Wise,
hustice of the peace. Rsst wishes are
Extended to the happy yogng eo1pis
MIR. Showan was menGSsr Of psRy
M. which Unlisted at Virotaa Ter services
Ia Cuba.
Truthful James in Sparta Deussrat:
k.here is hardly married man in Sparta
nexcept editors who does not hsbitually
larry in his pocket the picture OF very
pretty and attractive young woman not
g wife, and l violate no confidence IN
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