Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-09-12
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Frank Nutch and wife are enter
tanning new boy at their Hillsboro
home.
Edna Cory returned to Sparta on
Thursday evening, after spending the
summer in Viroqua.
-Rebecca Nuzum left for Tomah
Thursday evening, where she will take
up her duties as high school assistant.
Miss Belle Smith has gone to Chi
cago and Milwaukee for the purchase of
fall stock of millinery goods.
There is activity at the city tobacco
warehouses where gangs of men are
employed sampling the great number Of
cases stored.
Those needing the services Of an
eye specialist should call on DR.. Kronson
in this city, the last three days of the
fair, at the Park Hotel
Arthur Cory and young friend, who
spent their vacation here, returned to
the blind institution at Janesville, Mon
day, to renew their studies.
The Misses Ellen Mccall and Myrtle
Wise of this city, are teaching in Jeffer-
son, the lormer in the North Springville
district and the latter at Col Mays
Joseph Bezenick of Chicago, who
spent several weeks in this city two
ycttAc 5iHCS, ~ passing d lOEbLiSlU Will
Ben Brown and other Viroqua friends
w. Fl. Pulver has shown us an ear
of corn from his farm which weighs
thirty four ounces and measures in cir
cumference, at the largest point, %
inches.
Mesdames /. K Loyerude and Ole
B. Fortney of Franklin, left this station
on Friday morning for a visit at Slough
ton. Their husbands will follow the
latter portion of the week
Mrs W. A. Lawson OF Baraboo,
corresponding secretary for the state,
will meet with the w. G. 7. U. ladies'
h at the rooms of Mrs. Scott Curtis on
Thursday, the 18th, al three o'clock.
Those desiring job printing for use
at the fair will do the printers of the
city favor by bringing in their wor k
this week There is always rush on
fair week and it is impossible to accom-
modate ali in the rush.
-Messrs. Helgeson & Espeseth have
disposed of their packing OF 1899 tobacco
to Milwaukee dealers. 1t consists of
twelve hundred cases. The gentlemen
say their packing was not quite up to
what they had anticipated.
Hon. E. l. Kidd, of Prairie du Chen
state bank examiner, was in the city on
official business last Wednesday. Mr.
Kidd has many personal, political and
soldier friends in this place who are
always pleased to greet him.
H. e. Bennett lost a valuable colt
last Monday. 1t became blind and was
running about the pasture when it fell
into the kickapoo river. 1t was discov-
cred by Mr.. Bean after it was drowned.
Mr.. Bennett was offered $500 for the
colt last spring, La Fargo Enterprise.
La Fargo is right to the front in
making provision tor school facilities.
A contract has been awarded to L. V.
Huschka for the construction of a solid
brick, steam heated building 73x76 feet.
all compleGe at $11, 500, t. be ready for
use January 18TH next.
During the fierce rain storm OF
Tuesday afternoon the fire alarm was
sounded and the companies promptly
: responded at the residence OF Judge
AWyman, where nothing worse was ex-
Pperienced than the burning out of a
kchimney
Susan B. Anthony will be present
/ at the annual meeting of the Wisconsin
suffrage association, which is to be held
} in Broadhead on the 11th 18th and 18th
| of October 1t is expected that large
attendance will greet the distinguished
] visitor at this meeting, to which ll are
4 invited.
A Miss Rosetta Bold, who has held
responsible positions as teacher in diff
u ferent cities of the state and has been
among the institute instructors on the
E staff of State Superintendent Harvey,
d has gone to Pueblo Colorado, where
3 her talents are employed as teacher OF
NGer1nan in leading institution OF
Rlearning.
Mrs, George w. Morgan of Harri
Sman, Tennessee, arrived in the city or
4 Saturday for visit with old time vi
/ roqua friends and neighbors. They
removed from here about ten years
since and this is the first return visit
4 any member of the family has made
The ladies gave large picnic in honor
\ of Mrs. Morgan on Tuesday
Some slick confidence men attempt
ed to rope in our city marshal in 1
plausible scheme. The game was at
tempted to- be worked through the
express office, and it was so fine Il spur
web that twas expected every public
officer would be drawn in. Many places
1 the officials were victimized to the tun'
1 of about ten dollars. The city marsha
4 at Sparta bit.
4 --Df. FTO0SOu, IHc eye spSCldilSt, WI
make his visit to this city and be at th'
\ Park Hotel, during fair week Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday. This vii
give his professional patrons an extr'
day in which to call on him. He invite
persons having trouble of the eye to cal
aud consult him. If he can be OF M
service III correcting existing trouble h
will tell YOU so promptly.
The United States district court vii
convene at La Crosse. on September 25th
The following named persons have 5eel
drawn from Vernon county: On tn
grand Jury A. Norris, Cashton; Thos
Anderson, Genoa; Fred Wilkins, Viro
qua; Homer Lind, Hillsboro. On petl
iury-A. s. Cobb and William Garrett
Viroqua; A. L. McLees. Harmony; c
F. Mutch. Hillsboro; 0. |. Holman
Westby: James Hall, Kickapoo.
We met Uncle Ans. Tainter a
GAYS Mills, Tuesday, and enjoyed al
presentation of part of his life's history
He was the second pioneer in Norther
Crawford county, arriving soon afte
VIM Sterling settled at Mt. Sterling
Mr.. Tainter is III his 77th year and
hale and hearty at that age having Gu
tivatsd good crop this year includin
several acres OF tobacco. Mr.. Talnter
present wife is but % years OF age War
zeka Chief
William Taylor of La Crosse, is th
claimant for the honor OF being IN
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