Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-05-29
nj 5qbout 9ow friends and TelgA6ors.
Decoration day tomorrow.
: Home talent Friday, May 81.

hOule 'SfSub IiuaSf Ihdy 81.
Prof. bronson, Park Hotel, today
and tomorrow.
Martin Ellefson visited with rela
tives in the city.
Mr.. Wintz. of Cassville Is visiting
his sons in this city.
City building operations were re,
tarded by the rains of last week.
George tauce tt and family visited
with relative IS at Sparta last week.
DO your clothes look yellow? Maple
City Soap washes them snow white.
Col G. NJ Butt has recently made
some improvements about his residence.
Rev. James Rowe of Cashton, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Vim. Haugh-
ton recently.
The Viroqua orchestra went to Ross
on Friday evening to furnish music for
Woodman dance.
Jos NJ. Steinborn formerly of Cash
ton, died of heart trouble at the home of
his father near Sparta, Friday last
Mrs Hughes of La Crosse, wife of
the late Judge Hughes, is visiting with
the family of August Smith.
-Nustad Bros. have just what you
want for sidewalks reaGy to nail down
See them, north of the depot, Viroqua
Richard Ellacott is arranging for
the construction of two or three tene-
ment houses in the eastern portion of
the city.
DIR. J. f. Brown of Soldiers Grove,
who recently graduated from the Mil
waukee medical college, will locate at
Boscobel.
Two carloads of fine red stone from
the Michigan quarries, for use in high
school trimmings, are side-tracked on
depot grounds.
DR. r. W. Baldwin, Dentist, is now
located up stairs in the new block opp
It the postofice Take stairway Just
south of Dahl's drug store,
The many friends of DIR Crawford
in this vicinity will be pleased to learn
that he is recovering from his recent
severe illness at Mazomanie,
Mrs Geo WEIGH is visiting with her
daughter at Sacred Heart, Minnesota.
She spent short time with her son Ber.
at Sparta, while on her way westward
Mrs Annie Jensen of Jefferson, died
quite suddenly on Wednesday night
last A post mortem revealed the cause
of death to have been internal rupture.
-Arba Morrison has gone to Edger
ton to take position with a tobacco
firm. Aaron Watson, Jr., has been en-
ployed in a like capacity there for some
time
There is promise of an abundant
crop of berries in this section Straw
berries have already formed in many
places and we will soon be feasting on
the luscious home grown fruit.
Mrs, los Taylor, former resident
of this county, died at her home at
Sparta last week, at the age OF 81 years.
She leaves husband at Sparta and a
son Frank near Bloomingdale.
"A falsehood has but a short existence
but truth lives through ali eternity,
When we tell you that the world
has never yet produced time
piece to excel the ones we carry, we are
stating fact. Jos. BOEHRER.
Liberty Pole Methodist Aid society
will serve a ten-cent supper of coffee,
cake and ice cream the evening of June
LIST, in the grove and at the house of Mrs.
Frank Owen. Proceeds to go toward
fixing up the Liberty Pole cemetery.
WAY is a newspaper like womanY
asks subscriber. That's easy-"Be-
cause every man should have one of his
own and not be running after his neigh
bor's" That's whole lot better than
the reply they are both advertisers p"
This country never experienced finer
showers than fell nearly every day last
week. Rain fell in such moderation
that nearly all was absorbed by the
earth We are now assured of good
hay crop 1t is COED growing weather
and all nature is gay.
William Taylor, doorkeeper at the
La Crosse court house, reached his nine
ty-fifth birthday last week. He has been
in his present position for the past four
teen years Mr.. Taylor was an intimate
friend of the late Judge Wyman, and
visited him in this city on different oc-
casions
The outlook for the berry crop in
this vicinity is splendid The recent rain
dispelled all fears of drouth and the
danger of a frost is past. Several cases
of home grown berries have already
been delivered to local merchants but
shipments will probably not begin before
June st.-Sparta Herald.
An exchange says: How. often do
we hear people say: Where in the world
do all the flies come from?' 1t is simple
enough. The topper makes the whiskey
fly; the cyclone makes the house fly the
carpenter makes the saw fly; the boarder
makes the butterfly; the blacksmith
makes the shoe fly; the jocky makes the
horse fly; the butcher makes the COW
fiy and the housewi ife makes the old
man fly.
M C. Nichols. B. F. Purdy, T. n.
Brown and Haughton Brown were La
Crosse visitors last week in the interests
of the Viroqua Broom Supply company.
While there they had lively time with
the labor union in Millers broom fac
tory, where they attempted to use a
machine for the manufacture of the
Brown patent broom. Miller's men
turned the operators out and pitched the
machine into the back yard.
The Viroqua Concert Bands enter
tainment at Cremers Opera house last
Friday evening did not draw the attend
ance it merited. but lovers of good music
were certainly well pleased with the
program. The selections are all good
and well rendered. Otto Brown as mu
sical director, is deserving of praise fol
the mastery manner in which he hand
les the large Rand. The dance was 8
very enjoyable affair for all who attend
ed-Cashton Record.
1t is discouraging for the owner ot
a nice lawn to see how dandelions hcur
ish on adjacent premises. Unless al