Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-09-24

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johnson for particulars
-Chas A. Curry and wife move from
Viola to De Soto.
Mr.. and Mrs Mcintosh, of James
vile, have been in the city fer severa
days
Most of the horsemen at our fail
drove to R'chland Center for this week.
races.
! Albert Swenson came from Super,
lor, the northern metropolis of the state,
to pass fair week.
Hon. Edgar Emo, of Valley, was
among the CENsoR's throng of visitors
uring fair week
The holder of ticket No. 655 is en-
Titled to a $50 book case at the Boston
Clothing House.
Miss Grace Alexander, who went 10
Washington recently, i attending the
state normal school at Cheney.
Mrs r. J. Rosenfeld, of Portage,
has been in the city for a visit with her
numerous relatives and friends
Robert N. French, a De Soto boy,
has been transferred as telegraph opera
tor to East Dubuque, with the Burling-
ton company.
Mrs James S. Cass and Mrs. Tib-
tlbs, of Sumner, Iowa. are visiting nu
merous relatives in Viroqua, at Liberty
Pole and Towerville.
Ed Rogers has moved from Sparta
TO New Lisbon. His run as express mes
seDger has been changed to the Valley
division of the st. Paul system.
Why don't you get that old clock
repairedg Don't you know that Towner
will call and get them, fix them up and
deliver them to you? Phone lis.
james Cushman and family remove
from Viola to Virginia, where they take
up permanent home, The Cushmans
located at Kickapoo Center in the very
early days.
"A. S. Keir of Liberty Pole, went to
Chicago, on Monday, to re-enter the
Northwestern school of pharmacy, from
which he will graduate with the present
years work.
e N. Waite, former citizen and
creameryman, OF this city, attended the
Iair. He is manager Of the West Salem
creamery, one of the largest institu
tions of the kind in the staEe.
Whitney Nichols left home on Mon
day, bound for Beloit, where he will
take q course of study st Beloit college.
All his young friends wish Whitney sue
cess in the educational field chosen.
"A party of dozen Sparta ladies ac-
companied by two gentlemen, were en-
tertainea by q few friends while at the
fair on Thursday An elegant luncheon
was spread at Mrs. Benefits cream
parlor.
How often, after exposure, We find
ourselves in the throes of a severe cold,
which may be followed by pneumonia.
To cure the one and prevent the other
take dose OF Hart's Honey and nore-
hound. Sold by A. J. johnson, Drug
gist
The ladies Shakespeare reading So
ciety of this city held their first meet
ing for the season on Monday evening
at the home of Mrs Chas. M. Thomson.
The first subject for reading will be
"Cymbeline, with Mrs G. +. Dahl as
leader.
MIR. and Mrs. E. Tilton left for
Ohio, yesterday, to remain at the early
home for some time. They came to
this city from Ohio forty y-eight years
ago. Mr.. Tllton expects to continue
his visit to Washington to be pres ent at
the Grand Army Encampment.
AS easy as an old shoe. That's how
our customers conscience is when trad
ing with us. No regrets after buying
our goods. No trouble to suit customers
and help them get exactly what they
want Visit our store for honest quality,
fair prices and complete satisfaction.
ROGERS g. WILLIAMS.
AS Harry Brody was trying to catch
horse out in their pasture the animal
kicked him in the face rendering him
insensible for the time. A physici-
an was called and dressed the wounds
and the lit fellow is doing nicely.
No bones broken, but it was al
most a mira, Q that he was not killed. -
Cashton Record.
The Readstown Bank changed hands
this week, f. M. Groves of the Reads
town Lumber company having purchas-
ed the same. f. M. Groves will be
cashier and Mrs. Groves assistant. They
will do q general banking business and
with their good name and honest deal
ings we predict for them hourishing
and remUnerative business. Herald.
"A number of new students enter
the state university from this county
Among those who went Monday were
Miss Barbara Munson and Henry Peter
son Grimsby, of this city. Martin Mel
son of Liberty Pole, Martha Nepru ]
and Harry Dahl, Of Westby. Blaine
| Cade also concluded to take the univer-
sity course instead Of going to Law
renee university at Appleton.
j. Matt Allen and son came from
| their new home in South Dakota to De
present at the fair Mr.. Allen reports
splendid succe IS in his large farming
interests the past two years, and says
there is = rEave Of prosperity rolling
over the vest, and especially the Dako-
tas, similar to that of twenty years ago,
but of more substantial nature. Mr..
! Aliens son Earl will enter one of the
business colleges at La Crosse.
Baldwin, of Ontario, who is visiting
at Hudson, writes regarding a vegetable
farm at that place: It consists of about
300 acres-40 acres of onions, 40 acres OF
/ cabbage, 10 acres carrots, 10 acrss beg
gas, acres pie plant, s acres of squash
es, acres watermellons and muskmel
Ions. 40 acres eats. 40 acres corn, 2(
acres potatoes, 20 acres meadow and the
lei In pastures, orchards and yards
Pars Of the corn will yield 100 bushels
to tht acre. ! saw one 100 ID. squash
There will he 1000 sheep wintered OF
this farm this winter.
Winter is close at hand and to avoid
Ere damages all hsuseholders should
u