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

| of Governor La Toilette attend the
| party iucuses Saturday afternoon OF
| this wsek, at 8 o'clock and at Z 80 in the
evening Drop your work for an Lour
| and assist in eleciing delegates who a. 9
known TO be on the right side of the
important questions involved in the
| canvass.
Harold Proctor was home for brief
stay.
DIR Bsrtbel has as his guest his
mother, who resides in Illinois
Mrs NJ II Rayner desires TO take
two to four lady roomers for summer
school
John E. Casson is able to b. about,
much TO the satisfaction of himself and
friends
%. II Helgeson and family drove to
La Crosse to be present at the Nustsd-
Lysne wed ding
Mayor w. N. Coff1and has built an
addition to his home, also painted it and
put in plumbing
In spe king of N J Sack's new stock
horse the CENSOR should have said
''Percheron" instead of Shire,
Miss Leavy of Washington d G.. a
friend of Miss Charity Coe, is a guest at
the home of Mrs. Nathan Coe.
-Tirza Dinsdale and Stella Nuzum
came from Lawrence university at Ap-
pleton, to spend summer vacation at
home
For lunches. ice cream and refresh
ments ON July Fourth, visit Mrs. Ben
| nett psrlors, two doors east of Towners 8
store Quick service.
Mrs J / Hsyss took her daughter
MinRie to La Crosse to be operated ~
for appendicitis. DR. Minshall was
present at the operation.
-Viroqua is the only place TO cele-
brate Not for a dozsn years has the
city planne' a celebration. This year
will eclipse all past efforts
Lost A yellow shepherd bitch,
white points, collar with ring on, finder
will please leave same at Casson and
Thompsons' store and receive reward.
Wisconsin newspaper people e
taking their annual outing this week
The trip is by boat from st Paul 10 st.
Louis. 1t Will doubtless be pleasant
outing
Mr.. Bowers completed installation
of the school building heating plant and
returned to. Milwaukee. During their
ak months tarry here, Mr.. and Mrs
Bowers made many friends,
About forty members of the Viroqua
Woodman Camp attended memorial dav
service at the Congregational church
Sunday morning Pastor Stemen gave
an address appropriate to the occasion.
"A delegation of our local gun club
goes to La Crosse, tomorrow, to contest
| in the competitive shoot A dozen or
more cities will be represented Our
sportsmen are confident of carrying off
some of the prizes.
Judge J. J. Fruit received a tele.
| gram at La Crosse Saturday night, saw.
| ing his son Clyde was critically i'll in
Boston with typhoid fever He was
| Just graduated from the M assachusetts
School of Technology. Judge Fruit
Immediately departed for the east.
A man supposed to be James Fen
nessey was cut in two by freight train
| Monday hile trying to board it at
Tomah From an Identification card
found on him it is believed that he was
one of an extra gang employed on the
east end of the Wisconsin division Of the
| Omaha road.
| The Vernon county student delega.
| ton at Stevens Point Normal school re-
/ turned home on Friday last. two OF
| them, Miss Grace Kier and Erastus Nc
Lees, with honors of graduation. The
balance of the students were Mary Ed.
wards. Tilda Natwick. Miss Thorsgaard,
| Miss Healy, Mary and Hannah Conway
and Elmer Widmer The latter was a
pleasant caller at the CENSOR Office
while enroute TO his home at Rockton.
Mischief makers have circulated the
| report throughout the county that q
| charge will be made for attractions In
this city on the Fourth. This Ia aoso-
| lutely untrue OF the many expensive
: attractions arranged for 20 person will
be permitted to spend cent 10 see. The
program will be an all day one closing
| with much finer display of firework.
than this city has ever before attempted
to make.
Rev. <. Enderson, for many years
pastor of the Norwegian Methodist
church at Westby died at q La Cross
hospital on Satur lay and buri / to0b
place at Deer Par, Iowa, Monday Mr.
Enderson was about sixty years old b.
had long been sn earnest preacher oi
the Gospel For q few years past hs
has been incapacitated for hard work
but kept up his interest to the last H,
was a man whose example will be al
inspiration 10 his fellows
The finest exhibition of ball play
ing this section Of the state has sser
took place at Cashtqn last Sunday, whel
| La Crosse and Cashton met. II was
: game both teams wanted and was de
termined % have. La Crosse met
, stunning Waterloo being shirt ont " hil
, Cashton had score Of three tallies {
. its credit The playing was fast an
} furious few errors being recorded d
either side Casht0n was wild wit
delight at skunking her strong adRel
saries