Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-06-25


Ferguson block
lamps aud ali kinds Of lamp god
To wnars
Summers longest days have bee
reached.
Attend the caucuses Saturday after
noon and evening.
Z Bee supplies for sale. at James Hon
aker's, Liberty Pole, Wis.
We dding rings of all kinds at
BoEHRER's, Leading Jeweler
--Spe cial prices on buggies for tn
Fourth of July, at Helgeson's, Viroqua
/ "A daughter came to the home o
Mr.. and Mrs McDaniels on Friday last
Light frost in some of the low 1lace
and valleys of this region, Friday night
Wanted, to buy second hand hasi
violin. Leave word with CENSOR Office,
stating price.
Come at once if you want the best
tobacco planter made Two left. A. d.
Heigeson sells them.
: Lost in Viroqua, a silver watch, gold
lnla ~ on back or case. Finder please
ieay At this Office and receive liberal
rewsld.
The finest up-to-date styles of ata-
lonery to pe found in the city are for
tale at Johnson's drug store. Inspection
slnvited. Prices right.
Why don't you get that old clock
repaired? Don't you know that Towner
VIII call and get them, fix them up and
deliver them to your Phone lis.
Board or rooms can be obtained by
TA4nn4Tg Of
Mrs. Bates, Residence directly soutn
and opposite of high school building.
The Brush Hollow lac les ai6 society
VIII serve ice cream the McGtary
home on Friday evening June %, for
the benefit of the pastor. All are in
vited.
Miss Eta Butt returned on Friday
from Janesville, where she has been
teaching in the blind school. She will
resume her position with the opening of
the fall term.
Mrs. Wood Is entertaining her faith
er, Mr.. Williams, of California. The
gentleman was former resident OF this
community but has not been here for
thirty years
Mrs. Wise and daughter Kate, and
Mrs Griffin left for the west Saturday.
The two former ladies go to Colorado,
and Mrs. Griffin returns to her Iowa
home after short visit here.
Mr.. Albert Swangstu died at his
home near Rising Sun on Saturday last,
OF typhoid fever. He was q prosperous
young farmer, about 32 years of age,
and was married about year since
The City Restaurant is the largest
handiest, most convenient place to get a
good cup of coffee or square meal at
all hours. We render quick service and
our goods are of the very best
w. D LIND.
-Westby Times: J. J. Standiford
has bought out Ed. Silbaugh and the
former will run the barber shop Mr..
Silbaugh has gone to Minneapolis, from
which place he will seek point in the
west to locate in the barber business.
-Chas S. Slack aud son Leslie attend
ed meeting of agricultural machinery
dealers at Madison last week They
went with an excursion which took q
complete train of threshing machines 80
Minneapolis Value of the machines is
said to bo $3.50 000
In olden times men told the time by
the sun, but now they rely upon their
watches, which for accuracy are un-
questione if they were regulated by us.
We can make your watch run as cor
rectly as our regulator if you say so.
Jos. BoEaRER. Matchmaker.
Herb s. Chapman and wife have
returned after two months travel in the
far west. They were not we'll impress
ed with the conditions and are Satisfied
to returG to good old Vernon county.
Mr.. Chapman says his brother Charles
is doing well as a rancher He was
compelled by ill health to surrender his
educational work
Our village was thrown into mourn
ing when the sad news was received by
telephone that Miss Elma Wilson of
Kickapoo was dead. The cause of her
death was measles Miss Wilson has
been teacher in our schools for the
past two years and was highly respected
Her many friends in this place will
deeply mourn her demise. e.-Readstown
Herald.
Cards have been received by friends
In this city announcing the marriage of
Miss Julia Lysne and Mr.. ". Nustad,
both of La Crosse, today. Miss Lysne
is the eldest daughter of Thos. J. Lysne
a well known former citizen of this
city, who for many years was proprietor
of the Viroqua Hotel Mr.. Nustad is a
younp business man of Lacrosse, and q
son ut o. A Nustad of Viroqua town,
nariye of this community.
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. McCarty depart
ed Oh Saturday last for Longmont, Col
orado, where they will make their fu-
ture home if they like the climate and
are contented with their surroundings.
Mr.. McCarty left the sffairs of secretary
of the Kickapoo Agricultural and Driv.
inx Park association in the care of w.
II. Thompson, who will look after it in
| hi4 absence We rather anticipate that
Mac will be back home in time for the
far.-Viola Intelligencer.
! jerome Jenning well known resi-
| dent of Vioa, was probably fatally in
| iured while unloading telephone poles
in the railroad yards OF that village g
! few days since In some manner he
was thrown head foremost from the car,
striking upon his head and shoulders
When picked up he was unconsciou:
and bleeding freely from the nose, mouth
and ears The skull was opened at the
/ injured part and a clot of blood found
formed on the brain. by Drs. W NJ.
Trowbridge and J. W. Burns. He il
reported as doing well for one so criti
ca.ly injured.
Scientific men who have made &
study Of the causes of lightning flashes
in electric storms, and the means o.
protection from being struck by bolt
say that metals On the person, lik'
knives, etc, have no influence, tina