Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-08-21

| well developed muscle. She can take
an ordinary man in her grasp and throw
| him with the greatest of ease. During
the hot weather of the present summer
she took place ia the field on her ath-
er's farm and did more work than any
man in the neighborhood Fer parents
are both well developed, which accounts
in part for her abnormal size and
strength. She has been offered a good
salary to travel with amusement enter
prises, but declined
Born to Mr.. and Mrs c. FL. Groh,
August II daughter.
Miss Hope Williams of Bangor, is
visiting at Aug. Smiths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Nuzum visited
with friends in Liberty, Sunday.
For sale a tent i0x14 feet, 3foot
wall, for SIS. Address A. L. Price,
Westby
-Mr. D. w. Bradley and son We're
town of Bergen business visitors in the
city on Tuesday.
M. d Chase is at a Milwaukee hos
pisal taking treatment. He reports i'm
provement in health.
For sale, a work horse and one
and half horse power steam engine.
Inquire at CENSOR ONCE.
Get one of those large wagon UNI
brellas at Lindemann's and keep dry
and cool. They are cheap.
Paul Snow, once Viroqua laundry
man, was married August 7th, to Miss
Rachael Jones of Richland Center
The latest wrinkle" in suits Suits
to fit. Fits body, mind and pocketbook.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
We were in need of another car of
those No, 1 Norway lath so VT got it.
VIRoQUA LUMBER COMPANY.
William Oliver and Arthur Deman-
der have removed from the citv to Mr.
divers farm, recently purchased in the
town of Genoa
What do you want? Good quality
in the grade and rock bottom prices.
Then see us; that is our speciality
VIROQUA LUMBER COMPANY.
The CENSOR is N receipt of finely
polished pair of clam shells from the
Mississippi river, sent by Mr.. J. o.
Tystad, of Ferryville, who manufactures
attractive clam shell novelties.
The West Coon Prairie school dis
trict will have social at the home Of
Mr. A. Larson one half mile west of
Three Chimneys on Sunday August 25.
at o'clock. Supper to be had at %.
een+s a couple.
= Enamel calf shoes are the proper
thing for dress shoe. They lead all
others We have them in all st y 9. and
they are selling fast. Sherood e Crooks
and Buel & Son makes
BLUE FRONT STORE.
Jesse G ,leman and family, who sold
their farm in L'bsrby thrse mo1 tbs ago
and have since been travelling over wes-
tern states in search of desirable To-
cation, returned to 1ear old Wisconsin
and settled near Ladysnlith.
Rev John A Stemen left for Mime
sofa on a two weeks vacation. He will
spend the time about the lakes and sum
mer resorts and take all the pleasure
and rest possible. Next Sunday he will
occupy one of the Minneapolis pulpits
We have a corner on trousers. The
best all wool pants at So 80 ever shown
in the city. All late styles Pants for
long men, for short men, for large men
and small men. We are strictly the
leading pant house in this part of the
state. THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
The annual meeting of the Womans
Missionary society will be held at the
home of Mrs Casson. on Monday after
noon, Aug 26, at o'clock Yearly re-
ports. election of officers. Greeting from
our Missionaries form part of the
program. All ladies are cordially in
vited.
AT Tuesday evenings session of the
city council little business was transact
ed except the allowance of $50 in &C.
counts for labor. City attorney was in
structed to bring action against l. W.
Smith for using water without a permit.
The latter declines to take the water
into his premises till the council takes
same to point desired by him.
"A news dispatch from Richmond.
Indiana, to the Milwaukee papers SAYS
the official announcement Is issued with
regard to the order of the parade at the
Odd Fellows, to be held in that state
next month. Among the lieutenant
colonels named for the staff Of A. c.
| Cable, grand sire and commander-in-
chief, is jackson Silbaugh of Viroqua.
"A Spring Valley, town of Kickapoo
writer, reports that Andrew Void met
with quite an accident. He was killing
sheep when the knife glanced in such
way as to cut deep cash in his leg
| just above the knee, severing the joint
water cup. DIR. Surenson was called aud
dressed the wound which required five
| stitches. Mr.. Void is improving slowly
This is the second time this summer that
he has been dangerously hurt.
The Battle Island assembly closed
on Sunday last with large attendance.
| The whole session this season was far
better in general features and program
than past meetings. Grand Army and
Woodman days attracted the largest
gatherings The camp grounds and sur
roundings we're superior to past events
there, and the whole outing was a sue
cess There is no more pleasant and
romantic spot in this state to spend
week restfully.
OF the fifteen applicants for county
superintendents certificates, who took
, the examination before the state board
at Madison last week. only one passed,
| while of sixteen who took the state
! teachers examination but four secured
| certificates. Mr.. John DeLacy, who
/ has taught at Springville for several
years, and is employed by Readstown
| board of education for tbe ensuing year.
| was awarded limited fve-year state
certificate. Mr. DeLacy is to be con-
| graduated.
This drouth year ought TO prompt
| farmers TO make an extra effort to put
/ agricultural products of this section be-
fore the people at the coming fair, Just