Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-18
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Visit us while at the fair.
VIROQUA LUMBER Co.
David Smith, youngest son of L W
Smith Is home on a visit.
Are you repairing your homer TheI
see us. VIRoQUA LUMBER Co.
Mrs. Perham of Reads town, is al
the home of her son Ed. in this city fol
a visit
MIR Lyons of Ohio, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Chris WEIGH of Pleasant
Ridge
w II Pulver tried his skill as a
! fisherman on the Mississippi with salts
factory success
Desirable fr Mt rooms to rent on
! second floor of Opera block. Inquire at
CENSOR Office.
Hon. Van S. Bennett Of Rockton; is
off On II business and hunting trip in
Montana and Wyoming.
Don Miller returned from his labors
in northern Minnesota, and will resume
his medical studies at Chicago.
Mrs. ALBION Lindemann returned
from Rock Falls, Illinois where her
brother, DR.. Will Blake, is ILL.,
Henry Peterson and Eben Sweger
of this place have returned to St. Olaf
college TO renew their studies.
Miss Ethel Proctor has gone to spend
the tSI!l ami winter with her uncle, Rev.
Geo, Proctor. at st. Francis, Minnesota.
John Gibbs and family, this week,
remove to their new home III Nebraska.
They have long been residents of this
county.
w. II. Thompson was the first horse
man to arrive for the fair races. He
brought over his string" from Viola on
Sunday.
You can tell that autumn is here
because the leaves are turning red as
we'll AS the nose OF the poor fellow with
nay fever.
Charley Storrs has made improve
ments about his residence in the Third
ward, with the addition of an Il" on
the north.
Readers in the neighborhood of
Cashton are directed to the announce
ment of the big horse sale TO be given in
that village next Saturday.
Attorney c. w Graves and Jesse
Tlton are attending court at Richland
Center, the former an associate of A. +
Drew and the'latter as witness in the
same action
MIR. and Mrs. E. w Hazen We're in
Milwaukee for few Gays making select
ions of furnishings for their new home,
which they expect to occupy within a
few weeks.
Two Viroqua families were made
happy on Wednesday las5 by the arrival
therein of little daughters-at Chas. S.
Stacks and Hamp Millers, the latter
their first heir.
DR. F. P. johnson of Ontario, has
presented the school of that village with
nineteen volumes of choice literature
making in all thirty volumes donated to
the library by DR.. johnson.
"A large sale of property at aucti on
will take place at the farm of w. j.
Love two miles southwest of Springville,
ON Thursday, October 3 Stock, farm
imp enlents grain, hay, etc.
Seven dollars for hogs at the union
stock yards, last weeks was a pleasant
reminder. of old times. The producer
can stand considerable of that kind of
experience this drouthy year, if the con-
sumer don't mind
The district convention of the Order
of Eastern Star will be held in Viroqua
November IA, for the following chapters
La Crosse, North La Crosse, Sparta,
West Salem, Tomah. Trempealeau Ar
cadia, Whitehall and Viroqus
M D. Chase. who has been at hos
pital in Milwaukee for some weeks. is
at home for few days. His friends
will be pleased to learn that he is ma
terially improved in health He will
soon return for further treatment
Richard Cumber and wife of Lena.
Illinois, are visiting old friends and
relatives in the town of jefferson, the
home they left thirty-four years ago
They still have a longing for the scenes
and remembrances of pioneer days and
visit this section every three or four
years
james Treseder of this city. has sold
his 372 acre farm in Mound Park for
/ 81, 800 to VIM Henthorn, the prominent
/ Richland county breeder of polled Dur
| ham cattle, who will transfer his opera
/ tions. Mr. Henthorn will be welcome
| to Vernon county.
The Intelligencer savs freak calf is
attracting attention on w Fl. Thompson
| & Co s farm at Viola. 1t stands about
a foot tall and weighs only 12 pounds.
| It's legs are about the size of a mans
! thumb and it is undoubtedly the small
est bovine in existence
! Another change in running time nas
| heen made on the Kickapoo railroad.
| The train going south departs from La.
! Fargo at 1880 p. m. passes Readstown at
/ 1:10 arriving at Wauzeka at 4 o'clock.
/ Going north Readstown is passed at IL
a. M, arrive in La Fargo at II o'clock.
Henry Bronson, a young Norwegian
of La Crosse, who was heir to fortune
of $3.50, 600, killed himself near Portland
| Oregon, shortly before the news of the
beuuest arrived. Attorney Skaar spent
much time in personal hunt for the
man receiving track of him just after
the suicide.
Ugh! but this new house of mine
is freezing me to death; cracks all round
in the walls large enough for cats tc
crawl through. / can't patch it either
No, no. not now, but you can buy kiln
dried lumber that is stored in the CRY
at the Viroqua Lumber Company g.
This kind will always keep tight and
warm and costs no more.
Ole c. Anderson, who sold his farm
in the town of Viroqua and since MAJ
has been looking over the northern
part Of the state and Minnesota, returned
with the intention of making it agaiT
his home Mr. Anderson says Vernon
county is one of the favored spots, IN
thinks lands are advancing in price a
conn pared with other parts OF the couptr,