Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-07-03
.aN -7qbont aomr friends and Helghbors.
Dry town now.
-Viroaua Lumber Company.


Housa and two lots for sale. Inquire
of VIM Oliver yiroqua.
j J. Willsey and wife are visiting
daughter in Illinois.
Edgar Ewers has opened real es-
state Office at Readstown.
BY general consent last week is
voted the warmest for years
Mrs Adys house in Third ward is
taking on striking proportions.
-Leona McAuley of Lancaster, has
been guest of the Misses Butt.
Miss Arnold of Melvina is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Faucett in this city.
Come and letus figure on your bill
VIROQUA LUMBER COMPANY
j. f. Crume and wife Of Mt. Sterling
were i'll the city shopping on Saturday,
last
Bert Switzsr is in Minnesota can
vassing for Northwestern library asso
citation
Coroner Dunlap has been on tour
of observation to counties in mort hern
Wisconsin.
Erasmus H. Williams of La Fargo
has been granted an original pension by
the government.
For sale, house and two lots, the
Harriet N. Groves estate property. In
quire of It. c Conklin.
For safe, Two heavy work horses.
Inquire of Mrs e. Hesseling, Viroqua,
or w S Waters, Springyille.
Prof John DeLacy and Gerhard
Fortney went to Madison ON Friday, to
attend university summer school.
And now it is Earl Truesdale and
wife who are rejoicing over the first-born
in their household, little daughter.
Tobacco shed and barn lumber a
speciality for the next thirty days.
VIRoQuA LUMBER CoMPAr
Miss Dora Crumrine, who has been
teaching at Fort Atkinson for several
years is at her Sugar Grove home for the
summer vacation.
DR.. r. W. Baldwin, Dentist, is now
located up stair in the new block opp
1t the postoffic, axe irw. juat
south of Dahl's iru store,
The famili o !. =. Nuzu 4 all
Albon LINDEN nm re spending fe
days in camp / ae 1 tho hanks of IL 2
Mississippi neat Gt loa.
Miss May AicK rick is home from
Ispeming, Mich gar where she holds 4
RESPONSIBLE posti1 on the instruct
i4elforce of the ci5y schools.
The new Touring mill of John
Hanesworth at Stoddard turned out
first product few days since good
custom mill will fiji long felt want IN
that locality.
The La Fargo Enterprise declares
that Postmaster dillard has hi Office
refitted and arranged. steam heated,
and in fact the model Uncle Sam shop
in Vernon county.
Thg3 Herald says that Mr. Kincan-
nop of Platteyille has purchased three.
lots in Readstown on which he will erect
a brick building TO be used as mercan-
tile establishment.
-CLas W. Miller, editor of the Sol
diers Grove Advance, accompanied by
Mrs. Miller, paid this cisv call on Sat
urday. TIE CENSOR acknowledges an
agreeable fraternal call from the gentle
man.
in the selection df officers for the
new county of Gates we notice that the
governor appointed W. S. Manning of
Soldiers Grove, probate judge and John
Hairless, late of West Lima county
treasurer.
Mrs Miles G. Davis and son Harry,
leave for California and other coast
states on Saturday next Mrs, Davis
goes as q representative to the National
Epworth League convention to be held
in San Francisco
Travelling Salesman Bennett tells
the CENSOR numerous valuable Mlssis-
sippi river pearls have been taken re-
Gently by clam hunters. At Genoa he
saws Horace Spaulding sold one for
ST 900 and has another worth 5000.
John Robinson of Stoddard, learns
the sad news of the death of his son
Thomas in Memphis Tennessee hospi-
tai. Several weeks since the gentleman
had one of his legs crushed necessltatlng
amputation. Unfavorable results fol-
lowed
-ChiIdrens day exercises in the
Methodist church were largely attended
Sunday evening The individuals and
classes acquitted themselves with credit
and the program throughout was credit
able and we'll carried out The church
was finely decorated
The Green Bay Gazette says what
every citizen ought to know In the foi-
lowing A beautiful city means pro-
gressive city. There is no way py
which propertv values can be enhanced
more rapidly than by devoting reasonable
expense towards making streets and
residence property attractive to the eye.
The sudden death of Mrs Hannah
Alexander ia reported from Sugar Grove
She was found dead in her bed on the
morning of June 25th. retiring as well
as usual the evening previous. Mrs
Alexander was upwards of eighty years
old, and with her late deceased husband
was a pioneer in this community where
she had so long resided and been one OF
the foremost citizens.
Smallpox is getting quite prevalent
east of Bloomingdale and at Avalancne.
A state board OF health officer has been
sent for and the matter taken in hand
with view to stamp it out 1t is not
thing to be laughed at and made a
Joke. calling it Cuban itch or some
other name, 81 i s high time it was
checked Bet or at "a Y be quar- L
tined than t a sey raj amer is
later.--Cashtc R ord.
Fred Giies a ived h''me or Thu $
dav last. He per two years with ais
regiment in TIE P ilippinss. Although
now looking sell Fred "xperlsnced
r-ood deal Of hospital service. He s&y'
Il is a hard countrJ to soldier IA. Fol
mo lths it rains so continuously that ont
scarcelV aver sees the sua. The heat
t.4o at other seasons ia intense. Fred
thinks he has had sufficient soldering
and will settle down to the realities OF
life
BY decisive vote the 7eof e OF VI
rooua. by their ballots, last election
said no licensed liquor should be sold j
this city for one year after July nrst
Now let the viii of the majority preylaali