Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-06-19


vince you that it is perfection.
Gilbert Swain of La Crosse, pass ed
Sunday in the city with friends.
Paul r. Paulson of Christians, grist-
ed at the Viroqua mills on Tuesday.
Portage aud Cashton ball teams will
play at the latter place next Sunday.
William G. Webb arrived home
from the state university on Saturday.
Six thousand people attended the
Woodman picnic at Hillsboro, Tuesday.
For sale, two year-old Durham
bull. Inquire of John s. Dregne, Liberty
Pole.
II. l. Hayes purchased forty head of
Richland county Durham cattle to place
on his farm.
H w Chenywith one of Madison s
prominent attorneys was in the city on
Monday.
james Potts and family have return
ed from Ladysmith. satisfied that Viro-
qua is o. K.
Editor Maiben of Readstown. was
in the city on Monday. The CENSOR
acknowledges fraternal visit.
Mrs. Mary OHM of Minneapolis,
| with her little twin girls. is visiting at
the parental home Of |. w. Smith in this
city.
Superintendent Gardner attended
| commencement exercises of the Reads
town schools, held Saturday night The
class consisted of only two.
The missionary society of the Synod
| Lutheran church will meet with Mrs.
Peter Berge, two miles east of Viroqua,
on Friday afternoon of this week.
Have streets, private business places
and dwellings in presentable shape foI
| the state municipal league. A town is
judged by the condition of its streets.
I Superintendent Wilkins is notified
of his appointment on the committee on
| insane for the national conference OF
charities and corrections to be held in
| Milwaukee next season.
DIR. Phillip Ammundson of Buffalo
county, accompanied by his mother and
sister of La Crosse, arrived in Viroqua
| this morning to be present at the Hen
erickson Bouffieur wedding.
Forty neighbors and friends assem-
bled at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arlow
Shell on Saturday evening and gave
| them royal welcome to the neighbor-
hood in their new relation.
During a thunder aud electrical
storm. a week ago Sunday, COW be.
| longing to Bert Lewis, in Clinton, was
stunned, fell upon an outside cellar door,
her weigh. breaking the Same, letting
the animal into the house cellar.
e. r. johnson and family of Frank
lin, have sold their farm on Welsh ridse
and removed to Valley Junction, in
Monroe county, where Mr. johnson has
enlarged his possessions. They went by
private conveyance across the country
-Arne Fortney of Laurel. Nebraska
is renewing friendship at the old home
in this section. He recently met with 6
financial misfortune by the loss of a fine
steam grist mill valued at S. 900. The
business will be re-established on Mr.
Fortney's return to the west.
-Woodman memorial day was oh
served in this city On Sunday last in al
appropriate manner. A good represen
iation OF the local camp marched to thl
congregational church and attended
morning servics, Rev. Stemen preach
ing a well prepared and thoughtfu
sermon. He touched on the relation o
, Christianity to all associations main
; tanned for the assistance of the veal
and cementiug Of strong ties of frater
nifty and uplifting of mankind A lin
Of march was formed to the cemetery
where the graves Of diseased member
of the order were strewn with flowers
, 1t il about eight years since the organ
] ization of VirOqua Camp with a los
only Of four members, and the orde
numbers about 22j here.