Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-27
Ball game Friday afternoon.

Mrs. Borg rson is in Chicago visitin,
her daughters
Lewis Spellum was here from L,
Fargo, to-day.
Red, white and blue bunting at
The Big Store.
Mrs. A. o. Esreseth and children
are visiting at River Falls
ALI students are home from the nu
merous educational institutions.
/ Mrs. Everson Of Calmar, Iowa, is in
the city visiting her numerous relatives.
Miss Stella Barney is at home after
several months kindergarten teaching
/ in Milwaukee.
Eliza Haughton and Miss Eta Butt,
teachers IN the blind school at Janesville,
are home for vacation.
Miss Jennie Butt has been retained
for the ensuing year on the Institutional
force at the state university
Jim McCaull returned from the
west. He says there are plenty of men
out there to do all the work.
Our fine hand made checked and
striped suits are going rapidly at Mich
aelsohns. Come soon if you want one
Hon. Thos. J. Shear lies very low
from consumption at his home in Hills
boro, and his taking off is expected any
day.
Werner Frazier, a cadet at West
Point military school, after two years
absence is visiting his parents at Spring
vile.
Mrs. Brunson of Pekin, Illinois is
in the city visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. J. Willsey Also Miss Nellie
Willsey of South Dakota.
I have customer for a boys second
hand saddle. Anyone having one for
sale please bring to my shop.
Ed. Coz, Viroqua.
-Hillsboro has again been visited by
burglars. They entered several business
places and secured what money was at
hand, took goods, etc, in considerable
amounts.
The B. BIS. will give an ice cream
social at the Church of Christ, ON Friday
evening from o'clock to 10. Members
and friends are cordially invited. Price
10 cents.
arrangements have been made for
a game of ball between Cashton and
Viroqua teams on Friday afternoon at
$50 o'clock, at the fair grounds. Ad-
mission 10 cents.
Sheriff Ericsson went to Minnesota
upon receipt of telegram informing
him of the presence of Brown, Super
ior patient who escaped from our asy-
lum year since.
Mr. A. r. Anderson, young man
who, few years since, conducted
creamery at Westby, has been awarded
$3.50 prize for best scholar in Greek in
the university examinations.
-Richiand Center Woodman camp
has set pace for the order that is not
easy to follow. In three meetings held
in succession, just an even hundred
names for adoption were presented and
accepted.
The team of j. S. Nelson became
unhitched from post near the school
buildings and made lively run toward
home, Friday night. They We're caught
at the residence of A. L. Demander.
Injury to harness and wagon was small
Weed Commissioner Morrison is
actively pursuing his duties, and if his
requests are met this city will be free
from noxious weeds. By removing and
destroying these foul breeders property
owners will do the public and their
private interests Il service.
Mr. J. G. Acheson returned from
South Dakota. He reports short crops
in some sections, while in others plenty
of rain has conduced to full harvests.
Mr. Acheson purchased quarter sec
ton of land in McCook county, where
he will remove about September.
Miss Myrah Hart of Richland Center,
graduated from the Stevens Point nor
NAL school Miss Hart was a member
of our high school class in 1895, after
wards teaching in this section. She is
now in the city visiting her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs T. E. Gorsuch.
%. V. Cass had another serious acci-
dent - the saw mill, this time having
his right hand sawed half way across
necessitating the removing of the two
smallest fingers but leaving good stump
which it required both of the doctors to
adjust and dress. Fargo Enterprise.
Miss Mary Nichols returned home
on Saturday, having graduated from
| Beloit college at last week commence
ment She. took the full four years
course Miss Nichols is to be congratu-
lated on the distinction of her three
| graduations-V -Viroqua high school, Hyde
Park Chicago high school and Beloit.
School meetings next Monday even
| ing throughout Wisconsin. 1t is well
that every person interested in educa-
| tional matters should attend these an
nual meetinge In the city especially,
VIC 11roa Y1ron citizaua and taY-papers
the Importance of being present and
taking part in the deliberations Mat
ters of importance will be taken up and
acted upon.
In order that the CENSOR force may
enjoy the great anniversary day like the
rest of humanity, the paper will be
printed Jne day earlier than usual next
issue Business men and others having
matters for publication will do us a
favor by making note of this and get
ting their copy to the office as early as
Monday night. We will publish the
paper Tuesday afternoon.
This immediate section is sorely il
need of rain. In all directions about Ms
they have enjoyed copious showers dur
ing the past week. but no such favor
for this people Unless we have rail-
Immediately the tobacco crop will b,
materially lessened. In fact other crop
are suffering for want of moisture, bu
Just at this period it is essential that to
bacco should have reyiving or a gOOC
per cent. of the plants will wither anC
die.
in the matter Of licensing saloon
| for this city the council gra ated the en-