Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-08-07

-Arne Anderson vent to North Oak
ota TO run d steam threshing engine
For sale. tent 10x14 feet, 3-foot
wall, for S., Address A. L. Price
West by
Editor Frank Briggs Of Tomah,
made run here on the special train
Sunday.
Prof Kronson, eye-sight specialist,
at Park Hotel, Wednesday and Thurs
day Of this week.
Martin Root is suffering from blood
poisoning in one of his hands. He is
recovering, however
Robert N French of d. Soto, is en-
ployed as telegraph opera tor for the
Burlington road at Alma.
Yesterday Mrs. Fl. L. Rayner and
Mrs. w. A Heron left for a sojourn of
some weeks in the Dakotas.
Shingles shingles. shingles Two
carloads of those cheap cedars at the
Viroqua Lumber Company's.
IF money cuts any ice with you
come in and let us figure on your next
bill. VIRooUA LUMBER COMPANY.
Tie Vernon county harvest is past
for 1901. and favorable weather for the
balance of this week will find all stack
ing completed.
i. E. Harris aud wife and Mrs. E.
p. Thompson of jefferson are spending
few days with relatives in Sphinx coun-
ty, South Dakota.
"A Sunday train for Viroqua was a
novelty, but it is something that would
be highly appreciated If we could have
it for regular thing.
Veteran George Washington Wise.
Merchant Stoll and NJ G. Ripley, were
Mound Park business callers in the
county seat on Friday
Daniel Stromstad, chairman of the
town of Washington, La Crosse county.
was in the city on Monday. He brought
his daughter to institute.
The city band will give a concert in
the tabernacle free TO members of the
band association, Friday evening. A pro-
gram of new selections will be given.
We must have more shelf room for
the fall stock of shoes that will soon
arrive 1t is bigger than ever. Every
pair of Oxford ties and slippers must go.
See window THE BIG STORE.
Mr.. and Ms W. S. Arnold are
Il
county. the old home of the former.
They will attend the druggists conven-
tion to be neld at La Crosse before re-
turning
&C. E. Lake will remove with his
family in the near future to Viroqua.
where he will engage in the general
merchandise business in company with
bis son in-law, Carl Severson. Sparta
Democrat
Miss Lanra e Morley has been
selected by the educational board of
Madison as kindergarten teacher in one
of the ward schools of that city Miss
Morley has h on at Michigan training
school for the past two years.
-Adve1 tising always pays in the
CENSOR. A few weeks since L. c.
Schoenberg"r dropped in want local
for countv atlas. From the state of
Washington came quick response and
book at one-fifth the original cost.
j Fl. Randall has accepted a posi-
tion on the road as iewelry salesman
for Kueser Brothers of Milwaukee In
his new work Mr.. Randall has the best
wishes of his many friends here. He
left Sunday night for Milwaukee and
willimmediately commence work among
the sirens of these wares. .-Hillsboro
Sentry.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Dyson and F.
E. Tate and wife departed on Sunday
evenings special train, for trip to The
east. They will visit the exnosition at
Buffalo then on to New York City,
where they will remain for few days
There Mr. Tate will busy himself in the
L. - f~1 i. E.
the Tate Mercantile establishment.
Over in Grant county a school
teacher to prevent tardiness, offered to
kiss the first arrival at school each
morning The next morning at o'clock
number ef the young men were seen
roosting on the fence, and at $50 all the
small boys and two directors had put in
an appearance. The teacher is IS and
as beautiful as an angel, as they all are.
Who wouldn't roost ON that school
house fence all night2
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Allen lost almost
their entire stock of dishes and glass
ware on Thursday last by the overturn
ing of cupboard by two little bows in
the absence of the older members of the
family. There was not over half a
dozen dishes in the lot that remained
unbroken. The bows were slightly hurt
The loss to Mr.. and Mrs Allen is con-
siderable as some of the dishes, of course,
can never be replaced.
DIR w P. Gorsline will again be on
the turf this season, having arrived here
from Chicago on Friday with a string
of two PAGERS and two trotting animals,
with which he will make the fair cir
cult in this section. He brings Daisy
Field, the handsome little pacing mare
which made things so lively for the old
| timers two years ago. Mr.. Gorsline
recently repurchased the animal. His
! horses will be coursed and fitted for the
season in this city.
Tho Allen boys, late of this section,
write from Sphinx county, South Dakot a,
that there is above an average crop oi
grain for that section of the west The
hot winds of three weeks ago shortened
up things but not nearly to the extent
of past years Matt. Allen writes thai
his large wheat acreage will average ri
least twenty bushels Corn. too, pr }
misses a good crop. In one respect tbs
farmers of the west have changed theii
manner of cropping They now consid
er that they are short if they do no
have corn crop, whereas they rarel1
grew this cereal years ago.
This is the time to commence pre-
pairing something for exhibit at tn
county fair. Some article of household
production. grain, vegetables or animal
raised on the farm It should not b
made a matter of dollars and cents, thi
participation in the county fair, but a,