Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-07-02

Miss Elaine Goodenough, OF Ontario,
is a gnest of Mrs D. O. Manonty.
| Mr.. A. ]. Smith was u town of
| Wheatland caller ON Tuesday.
| p. NJ Johnson of Coon, is paying a
visit to his children in South Dakota
M v Fraz er and family of Hills
boro, are visiting at Earl Tr1esdale's.
Miss Hilds Helgeson returned from
4 Lindsey. where she has been clerking.
Miss Irene Suttle of Cassville, is the
guest of her brothers family, DR.. Suite.
I Special prices ON uggies for the
Fourth of July, at Helgeson's, Viroqua
That Wicked old democrat. Thomas
Nottingham, was in frt IN De Soto, yes
teriay
Wanted, to buy second. hand bass
violin Leave word with CENSOR Office,
stating price.
Mrs Nelson Of La Crosse, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Seth 7. Smith.
in this C ty.
Miss Alvina Dinsdale, of Soldiers
Grove, is visiting at the home of her
uncle l. w Switzer
Come at once if you want the best
tobacco planter made. Two left. A. d
Helgeson sells them.
Roy Williams and Chas. J. Michelet
are home from Ann Arbor university
for summer vacation.
N D. Helgeson and wife entertain
ed Mrs. Helgeson's father and brother
| from Seneca, over Sunday
Mrs. VIM. Heron of Springville. is
| visiting sons aud daughters in South
Dakota. She will remain during the
summer.
MIR. l. V. Hill, one of the leading
| farmers of Clinton, did business in the
city. Tuesday, and visited his brother
o. p Hill
Miss Helen Gott is visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Frank Chase.
She has been teaching in Dakota the
| past two years,
The La Fargo Enterprise reports
that MIR. Bates and John Rittenhouse
were kicked by horses, neither being
seriously injured.
Rev. Edward Owens OF Richland
Center, has been placed in nomination
for congress by tne prohibition party of
this third district.
The finest up-to-date styles of sta
ionery to pe found in the city are for
tale az Johnson's drug store. Inspection
sinNted. Prices right,
Why don't you get that old clock
repaired7 Don't you know that Towner
will call and get them, fix them up and
deliver them to you? Phone 115.
Rev. Scott Witherbee will ill the
pulpit of the Methodist church next
| Sunday Mr.. Witherbee is son of Re-
H. j. Witherbee. He is recent gradu
ate of Lawrence university.
Miss Gi ace Alexander, who has beer
teaching near Spokane, Washington
| the past two years, arrived home to-day
for vacation. While in the west Miss
| Alexander homesteaded 100 acres oi
land.
The City Restaurant is the largest
handiest, most convenient place to get 9
| good cup of coffee or a square meal al
all hours. We render quick service an6
our goods are of the very best
w. D. LIND.
In another column Mr.. Henry Links
| of Hillsboro, announces his candidacy
for county superintendent, subject Il
the action of the republican county con
vention. Mr., Linke as an instructor O.
long experience.
R. R. Frazier started on his return
| to Mankato, Minnesota, Monday morn
ing, accompanied by his younger brothel
Harry Six of tae seven sons of Mr. an(
Nrs Stephen Frazier met at the hom,
in Viola on Sunday.
I'm olden times men told the time b,
the sun, but now they rely upon thei
watches, which for accuracy, are un
questionei if they were regulated by us
We can make your watch run as cor
| rectly as our regulator if YOU say SO.
Jos. BOE9RER. Matchmaker.
A party of Viroqua Knights Temp
lar and Masons went TO Sparta by spe
cial train, SUNDAY afternoon, to atten,
t. funeral of Mr.. Fred Newton, wh,
died suddenly from paralysis. Mr.
Newton was a prominent resident o
Mrs. Lee Rayner received dis
patch on Friday, from Sourh Dakota
announcing the death of her brother
Joseph NJ. Heron. who had been al
invalid for some year,. He was abou
As years of age, son of Vernon count,
who went west twenty years ago Geo
W. Heron of Jefferson, attended tn
funeral.
H. c.. Hanson and family of Fergu
Falls, Minnesota, are visiting at Bloom
ingdale Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson are ma
tives of the town of Clinton, the latte
the eldest daughter of Mrs. G A Nor
terud. Mr. Hanson is rustling busi
ness man OF his enterprisipg city. Mrs
Hanson and children will remain a
Bloomingdale during the summer.
Rev. John Tresidder was called
Cuba City on Tuesday, 70 preach tn
, funeral sermon of his old friend Rev
Pengilly, who died at the age of 6
years These two friends were bo
preachers in England. reared in th
3 same neighborhood, did pastoral servic
on the sama circuits and came TO Amer
: lea on the same ship in 1856. The
ave been closely connected PERSONAL
and in their ministerial work during a
these years, and naturally there was
9 bond of brotherhood existing as close 9
Q kinship.
e An exchange tells of school bo
2 who was compelled by his teacher
: write an essay on the mouth, and tn
: il what he wrote: 1.-The mouth is tf
I front door of the face; it is the apertul
of the cold storage of our anatomy. Tt
I mouth is the hot bed of toothache. tt
mouth is the crimson aisle TO the live
n il ls the fountain Of patriotism and Il
q tool chest for pie. Without the moui
K the politician would be a wanderer {
.e the face of the earth and go down to
e dishonored grave 1t is the grocer
n friend, the orators pride. the dentist