Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-04-23

pathway Of growth. This human mite,
month old. seems so far behind the
average baby in size and weight that it
will never eatea mp. 1t is the offspring
of Mr.. and Mrs Marvin Peck of Bridge
port, Conn. 1t weighs is ounces. -Pra-
irie du Chien Union.
Geo. E Morse returned from trip
to North Dakota.
Miriam Hayes is employed in the
telephone central Office.
House of five rooms to rent. Inquire
of Rev. VIM. Haughton.
House for rent May 1st. Inquire Of
Mrs. L. r. Gott. Telephone "a
Brown Leghorn S. c. eggs for set
ting Mrs Jas. Honaker, Liberty Pole.
-Brookviue Ladies Aid Society will
meet with Mrs H. F. Swain Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Oyitz of Lancaster, is the latest
addition to the lady clerks at Linde-
mann's store.
Manning cheese factory has opened
operations for the season. Charley Cur
ry is again manager.
Mr.. Shearar and wife of Fennimore,
are in the city visiting their daughters,
Mrs, o. t. johnson and Mrs. II. c.
Henderson.
Master Kenneth Smith drives the
''sleekest" turnout in town, a new trap
and Arabian pony.
Miss Bena Peterson returned from
Chicago and taken her place as saleslady
at Rogers & Williams.
There will be reunion of Company
/ of the Twelfth Wisconsin regiment of
Volunteer Infantry, at Viola on tt 23rd
day of July.
We notice in the list of persons all
nounced by State Superintendent Har-
vey as qualified to do institute conductor
work. the name of Esther f. Butt, Prof
Pearson and Miss Morilla Andrews of
this city.
The Readstown Herald reports that
w p Shilling has sold his Kickapoo
Center farm te Mr.. Lerum of Coon Val
ley, for ST. 500, and significantly adds
'q1ow is that FOR q little farm on the
Kickapoo."
Mr. and Mrs J. NJ. Cushman of Viola
passed through this city headed for the
state of Virginia for a months soiourn
on the Atlantic sea board. They go with
a view to locate if ii ey sre pleased with
the country and can get a desirable 10
cation.
There is something queer in the
physical makeup of the small boy. He
will dig mp a back alley for six blocks
looking for bait but it is utterly impos-
sible for him to spade up little patch
of ground i>ig enough to plant a few
rsdisnes in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dennis mourn
the loss of their oldest son. Cecil, who
died at the home in Clark county. March
II of scarlet fever and diphtheria. The
family moved from here year since
They will receive the sympathy of old
neighbors and friends.
The La Fargo Enterprise saws that
the Bear Creek mine owners have a CA =
load f machinery received for use l.
the mine 1t cor sists principally of z I
engine and hoisting machine Tns
woold not indicate that they expected
to be idle the present season.
The department commander of the
G. A. R., A II DETROIT. mas decided
upon June 11-13 for the coming encamp-
ment Of the Wisconsin department of
O.. A. r. at Stevens Point. The w r
g. and Sons of Veterans will also hold
their annual meeting at the same time
and place.
A state factory inspector was in
town visiting the industries of the viii
lage. looking into the matter Of child
labNr. Several boys working in the
staye mill were compelled to quit Sew
era girls in the tobacco house had to
file affidavits with the superintendent
ststing their age, etc. -Readstown Her
alo.
A large amount Of counterfeit nick
les, quarters and halls are in circulation
at Cassville Grant county. II is sus-
pected that it is the work of home tai
emit, as the amount OF spurious coin in
circulation has been steadily growing
for the past year. The authorities now
think they have guilty parties spotted
ar a number of arrests are looked for
The illustrated lecture given by
Prof Clarke Friday night. upon the
subject of Rome" was both interesting
tinct and ENJOYABLE The scholars Of
hlRHb ATODt4Elt = 42dElh ttnsr AhA HiAE th~
tire supervision Of the arrangements
and thev cleared $2l 25, which they will
appropriate to the fund for decorating
the psw high school building.
Edward Mariner a clam shell dealer
at Prairie du Chien, is making prepars-
tions to ship large quantity Of shells
to Austria where thev viii be manufac-
tured into fancy pearl buttons and trim
kets Upon request several months ago
he sent some SAMPLES TO an Austrian
manufacturer with the result that a
large contract has been made and the
first shipment will proDably be made
this week.
The Viols tobacco warehouse has
been leased IN Ke1-bs, Wertheim & Schif-
fer of New York, with G. E. Shannon
of Edgerton, as manager, for a term Of
three years at S400 per year, with the
+ privilege Of a six year lease. This Com
pany will commence pay ing rent for The
same August /. and will have the ware
house in operation next winter The
warehouse is 40xf20 feet with two full
stories and basement and has capacity
for storage Of about 1900 cases. The
asserting room viii accommodate ninety
sorters, s,-Intelhgencsr.