Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-08-13

So far this has been cold, damp
week.
Ray Morgan of Wheatlaad. visited
with his aunt, Mrs. ]. W. Haughton.
Miss Ella Smith is at Minneapolis
looking at the fall millinery styles.
Prof. and Mrs, Rummel departed
for their home in iowa Oh Monday even
ing
See A. D. Hazard 81 Co, at the old
Rink north Main street before you sell
your poultry.
- Mrs Dorlval and children are at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lake parsl is
of Mrs. Dorival.
"A. ID. Hazard & Co. always pay
highest prices for poultry, old Rink
norta Main street.
Don't Eiss the great special excur-
sion to South Dakota next Monday. See
office elsewhere.
At the boarding house on the camp
meeting grounds meals will be served TO
all persons desiring.
Frank Williams and Henry Rogers
and their wives are having season Of
camp life on Elk creek.
-Mrs Maude Hazen Chandler of
Richland Center, js spending few days
at Viroqua with relatives
Mrs Walter Proctor of Asheville,
North Carolina. is spending a couple of
mouths in Vernon county.
Found, near this city, gentleman's
white cap. The only mark of identiti-
cation II. L L. Kansas City, inside.
-Hol for South Dakota Don't miss
the great special excursion next Mon
day See particulars In this issue Oh
the CENSOR
An ice cream social will be given
at Salem church, to~ OF Webster Oh
Thursday evening, August 21 for bene-
at of Rev. Vaughan.
Old hens 7c. per pound. spring
chickens Sc. per pound, at the old rink,
north Main street. Viroqua,
A. ID. HAZARD 81 Co.
Take your poultry to the old rink
North Main street, any day in the year
and receive the highest market price in
ca. h They buy all tbs year around
Major M. G. Bergh, paymaster of
the state national guard, run IN here
from Camp Douglas for a day, The
state nlilitia il in camp for three weeks
james Kyle, an oia gentleman so
years of age, was brought here on Mol-
day from Forest by c. j. Eastman. He
was examined and committed to the
county asylum.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Ter and two
daughters of Chicago are 81 udlng their
summer vacation with 1Ir. and Mrs.
f. NJ. Towner. Mrs Harper is a sister
of Mr.. Towner.
Mr.. B. @ Dinsdale spent week at
Appleton. leased a residence and
expects to remove there in a few weeks
for the purpose of giving his sons and
daughters the advantages of Lawrence
university.
-Landl land North Dakota, South
Dakota, Minnesota and northern Wis
cousin-anywhe You want to go!
Call on the Western Wisconsin Land q
Loan Company. Ferguson Block, Vir-
Iua. Wis.
-Nels 7. Fortney merchant and
postmaster at Bristow has removed 10
Clifton, Monroe county, where he Will
reside The CENSOR looks with dis
favor on the removal Of such hustllng
men from our county.
Grain harvest is about over in Yer
non county. Some have their stacking
completed, while others are still be-
hind with hay stacking. 1t has been an
unusually busy season with farmers
Scarcity of help has delayed completion
of farm work.
Advertised letters at Viroqua office;
Andrew G. Thomas, P. A. Daniel, Chas.
futile. VIM. White, Ole N. Slime, Misses
Ida ]. Berg, Glepnie Tindell, lnga
Tbonpeon, Ada Allen. Foreign, Peter
Knudsen Moi, Moses Anderson Aardal,
Mrs. Ingeborg Tolefson, Mrs. T. Angell'
Tobacco harvest commenced in a
small way week ago, but little house
ing has been done, rewever. A good
per cent. of the acreag gels fast approach
ing maturity and then there will be
energy shown to gather in the best pos.
sible manner Vernon county's greatest
acreage of the weed.
Geo. H. Bryan of Springville, has
purchased the fine tobacco farm OF John
S. Malone near Soldiers Grove. Mr.
BRYAN looked over the Dakotas and
northern Wisconsin but finally decided
that Wisconsin was good enough for
him and selected one of the farms listed
by the Western Wisconsin Land q Lean
Company of this city through whom tho
sale was made.
"A mission festival will be held in
Coon Prairie church Sunday, Aug. IT,
II o'clock a. m. Rt Rev. T. A. Torger-
sen Of Somber. Iowa, viii deliver the
| mission sermon and there Will be an o.
fering for the home mission. Refresh
ments to be had at the grove. In tie
afternoon lecture will be given by
| Rev. T. X. .Thorvildson OF Eau Claire,
Wis.
Within the week Larson Brothers,
proprietors of the city marble and
/ granite works, have taken orders toi
/ four fine monuments TO mark the last
| resting place Of late county people Dr
| Bean will erect in the Retreat cemetery
| the II foot Wisconsin granite monument
! now on exhibition at the Larson yard
/ It weighs 13. 900 pounds. TO the family
a Vermont marble monument was sole
to mark the resting place Of Mrs. d. X
| Eeff in the Viroqua CO enetsry, and on'
| each to the Nelson and Onseth families
for the Coon Prairie grave yard
Isaac S. Hamilton received dis
patch from Iowa City, Iowa, Last s7a5ur
day, announcing the death 0f Els notner
Mrs. G. T. Cox, who passed away aigsl
| third stroke Of paraiys's Wneh h
left there four days prey1ous sne wa
I greatly inproveu, buC the last sfrok
caused death. Mira Cox then Mrs
| Hamilton. was ore of tne early settler
OF this section, having with hsr hus9an'
removed from Indiana 70 SplngVliie a