Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-06-12
MI -Tbout 9our friends and TelgAbors.

AfC-Ab NEEh lc HET1OU
at the state university
Next Sunday Rev. Hankins will
occupy the Church of Christ pulpit
IN. A Syigum returned from trip
to Black River Falls and Ladysmith.
For sweet potato cabbage and to-
matO plants call on Mrs. II. N. NJ.
Rayner.
Hon. E. l. Kidd, state bank exami-
ner. was in the city Monday, on official
business.
The graduating class of the city
picnicked in the country on Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Mary Tollefson, who has been
teaching in North Dakota is home for
summer vacation.
For sale, house and two lots, the
Harriet N. Gro yes estate property. In
quire of 7. G. Conklin.
High school pupils who have re-
turned their report cards will find the
same at DahPs drug stre.
w Z. Butt delivered the memorial
address at LaFarge. The Enterprise
publishes the address in full.
Letters smain at the Viro qua office
for Mr. Ch&s. Pat, David Rice, Mrs.
Malie Olson, Mrs. o. ii. Riley.
Let us figure on your plumbing,
steam and hot water heating
MARTIN q KUEBLER.
Developing and finishing work for
amateur photographers done at reason
able rates at Munyon's ViroGua Cottage
studio.
Miss Ella d. Rounds of Vermont,
arrived on Tuesday for visit with her
sister Mrs. Stemen. She spent IL
winter in Texas
--"Uncle Dick" Petherick of the sta o
board of control, paid an official visit
the asylum, aims house and county Jail,
on Thursday.
Martin Nelson of Franklin, returned
from Star Lake, Forest county, on Sat
urday, where he closed years rk as
principal Of the village schools.
You can save money and get up-to
date patterns in wall paper and borders
by making your selections from the fine
new lines at Johnson's drug store.
Mrs. BENZ. Williams accompanied
her nephew to La Crosse. He continues
his observations in the United States
with trip to the Pacific ocean.
John l. Hayes shipped car load of
yearliDg heifers to South Dakota. He
tells the CENSOR that there is good
demand for young stock cattle in the
west.
Herman Zimmerman, the Ontario
bridge builder, made us a business call
while ir the city on Friday. Mr.. Tim
merman says his force is worked to its
capacity to.keep up with contracts.
Mrs. B. f. Norris wishes to an
nounce to the lad les that she will sell
all trimmed hats and stree. hats at cost
for the next two weeks. Remember the
place; one door north of Park Hotel.
A good delegation attended COM
Iuencement of the Springville schools on
Saturday. Prof DeLacy who has SO
successfully conducted these schools for
past three or four years, has been engage
by the Readstown board of education for
the ensuing year.
Capt NJ T. Park has been reappoint-
ed superintendent of the state school at
Spar Ca. Capt. Park has made an eff
cient officer and is we'll adapted to the
work. Mrs Park has her heart in the
work OF improving the condition Of the
little waits under her control.
Some one entered the barn of n. G.
Schlottman at DeSoto about the supper
hour, Tuesday evening and role away
with his horse. The man was seen rid
ing leisurely through town. but no at
tention was paid TO him until the owner
missed his animal Lansing Mirror.
Frank Ernsberger and mother de-
parted FOR the east on visit of two
weeks They will whit the Buffalo expo
sition before returning. They are first,
we believe, from Vernon county, to view
the great Pan American show Many
will go before the exposition closes in
October.
While Crawford and Vernon conn
ties are making history and reputation
by paying bounty on rattlesnakAs, the
state of South Dakota is after that little
pest, the gopher, and one county treas
urer paid out in one day, the sum of
$1,000 for gopher tails, the price ranging
from &c to DC per tail
Prof j. d Beck, principal of the
Cashton schools, has been rendered and
accepted a position under the state
administration. 1t is reported to be of
such q character that Mr. Beck will be
able to pursue course of higher educa-
ton at the state university. He has
resigned his position with the Cashton
educational board.
Sugar Grove correspondence in the
Viola Intelligencer: Word was received
a week ago that Miss Ethie Coher, who
has been working at Stevens Point, was
run over by an express wagon while
learning to ride bicycle. Mrs. Coher
took the next train to Stevens Point
and now we hear that her entire recovery
is very much in doubt, The express
wagon with load of eighteen hundred
pounds passed over her body injuring
the sp ne. AT present she has no use of
part of her body, including fhe arms.
The Nye & Connor Company have
been playing to standing room for the
last four nights of their engagement,
which proves that Viroqua show goers
can appreciate good thing when they
see it. Tonight, Wednesday, the great
play of Mans Enemy" will he produced
Thursday evening ''Oliver Twist. Chas
Dickens immortal masterpiece: Friday
night THE Two Orphans" Saturday
night Because She Loved Him So.
The company has caught on with the
show going public. Their specially
people are excellent and they carry al
their own scenery. which is an agreeable
change. Oliver Twist is said TO be one
of their best plays and seats are selling
ahead for it.
The annual report of the state board
ofhealth, Just issued, shows that during
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