Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-04-03

monS church on March 23rd, which was
a great success. !. Tom Oliver was in
Viroqua Thur sday, last. Boys, get ths
bells ready anu be on the lookout. =. We
hear that Thomas Sidie Is improving :.
! Mr. and Mrs. Claude Raymond will
start for their new home before long :.
Oscar Utely was seen in Viroqua lately,
but is now Ecme again at James z.
Sides. &. John Watson calls at Fred
Beams often Fred Phillips has sick
horse at his uncle, J. Phillips. Dell
Wakefield was on South Creek Sunday
:. r.. Elmer Tewalt is working for his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Crowther =. Mrs.
Robert Side of Retreat, visited Mrs.
W. P Side. Sunday. :. +. Freeman Side
is visiting al Retreat and Brush Creek
-. Hiram Wake.ield and Hall Oliver
are bathing on the old Dennis farm. -.
Tom Linton has been to milwaukee,. ~
joe Delap is seen up at MIR. John rt-
sons OF late. Miss Katie Watso as
returned to Trempealeau. South ek
school will begin soon. Youn IN
Sidie is going to La Crosse. y s. OK
the neighbors have been sowing ver
seed. Thomas l. Side trots and
down the road quite often sine : AIRY
Dennis went away House ming
will soon begin. We hear 4 Miss
Estelle Miller has gone to Min 3 TIA to
teach school. :. Ladies' Aid so = viii
meet at Mrs. Lockington's th ! oming
Thursday Mrs. p. A. Dav' : ls been
ON the sick list. The infant r Mr.. and
Mrs. Coleman died and was puried
week ago Friday ). Eddie Hayerly has
bought the Coleman farm. Robert
Johnston is talking of selling his place
Miss Clara Oliver and Miss Lizzie
Side were at Victory. Posi- HOLE.
NEWTON, April es-High water took
all ice from the pond doing some dam
age to the mill dam as it went wnicn
caused the mill to Stand idle for o few
DAYS. g. James Brown and family de-
parted for Lidgerwood, North Dakota,
which is to be their future home. Jesse
Lull and Halle Townsend were married
in Viroqua, Wednesday, the 10Th. \.
NJ Baker sold &c tie Swift Packing
Company of Chicsgo eleven head OF
fattened cattle, which brought about
5000. Eugene Kish returned from q
visit to South Dakota, Saturday, having
made up his mind to remove to Mellette,
as soon as possible. So many families
are contemplating move TO Meiiette,
that our board OF supervisors are trying
TO make arrangements for the entire
town of Harmony TO emigrate. Our
commencement exercises were held OF
the hail, Saturday evening, but owing
TO bad weather and condition of rost.s
Mr.. Henry was not able to get the Vlror
qua band to come down. Jake Nc
Donald has moved to the farm OF Frank
Stone, which he has rented for Eve years
Elmer Took left for Hickson, North
Dakota last Tuesday, where he expects
to spend the season. John McGlurg
spent part of the week at Leon, where
| be may become partner in a store, ,,ts
The new factory which is being fitted
up by Mons Anderson Company OF
| La Crosse, Just north of here promises
to be a success. Several girls will be
employed in the manufacture OF clothing
| This il but branch of the great factory
| at La Crosse E. The auction sale at Geo.
Parsons was held last Saturday. De-
spite bad weather the attendance was
good and owing 10 the hilarious condi
ton of many who were present. all goods
seemed TO bring fabulous prices Horses
sold from $40 to $3.50 each. !. e q, Farr
and family went to western Iowa dur
ling the past week They will be
missed by us as they were among our
most respected young people. Thomas
Henry and Jabe Rood accompanied Mr..
Farr and will be employed as farm hands
OLD UNCLE,