Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-08-06

with La Crosse than heretofore. Tn,
time of the arrival and departure of tn
evening train on the branch will remain
unchanged, but the morning freigh
| will leave at $50.
/ The Sparta Democrat says ''Thest
trains, and especially the train east il
the morning, havs long been crying
needs, there having been up to this time
no local train east from about II O'Clock
at night until 81 the next afternoon,
and they are hailed with joy by the
people in this vicinity and the travelling
fraternity in general
1t is said that La Crosse business men
have been working for this service fol-
some time.
-Viroqua band will furnish music at
the Sparta fair.
Mr.. Frank Dickson is home after an
absence of several years
Landlord Guess of Viola, recently
killed rs'tlesnake on his barn floor.
Mrs. August Smith is spending a
week at her old home in Randolph,
Wisconsin.
"A travelling company of medicine
on the street this week.
w. w. Dunlap announces that he
is candidate for the place of coroner
on the republican ticket
Miss Nellie Haughton errived home
on Monday from Washington, = c.,
for months vrcation.
Mrs. Deaver of McLeansbors, Illi-
neis, is paying visit to her brothers,
G. w. Nuzum and J. M. NBzum of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Layer arrived
in the city Monday from Chicago. They
will remain here few days before 60
ing to Algona, Iowa, their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. B. Richards,
Mrs. Boehmer and children, Miss Anna
Turner and Miss Allie Richards are the
guests of VIM. Waggoner's family
Viola Intelligencer
a bus load of young men went TO
Cashton, Sunday, to witness the ball
game between the mines OF that place
and Madison. The game resulted in q
score of 8 to Z in favor of Madison.
A party Of ladies consisting of Mes
danes Proctor, Boyle, Towner, Smith,
Dyson, Rogers, MunSon, Graves, Devjn,
Williams, Chase, Coffiand, spent co1-
pie of DAYS with their husbands in camp
at Battle Island. The campers expect
t. reta.a ON Thursday.
La Crosse citizens are considerably
worked up over the discovery that lot
of COWS which have been supplying them
with milk are dying with disease
called anthrax Veterinary surgeons
say that the disease is likely 10 be COM
to human beings The cows
are said to be dying like flies.
A very sad affair is reported from
the vicinity of La Crosse, in tho death
of nearly q whole family from the terri
BILE disease Of diphtheria 1t is said the
father, after the death of his wife and
children, jumped into the Mississippi
river and drowned himself. Out OF a
family Of seven all that now remains is
one crippled boy.
Floyd Bowman was thrown from
his buggy Sunday night, on the hill
near DIR. Porter's place, and suffered a
dislocation of the left shoulder and
other injuries. The accident was caused
by collision with another rig The
evening was so dark that the drivers
did not discover each other until too
late to hold up.
The Bloomingdale Odd Fellows in
stalled the following officers recently:
Noble Grand-Chas. Conway.
Vice Grand-Samuel Brwn.
Recording secretaTy.G. b. DIXON
Wardsn-wm. Standifcrd.
Oonductor-Ole Hansen.
Inside Guard--T. 8, Melvin.
Outside Guard-wm Welch.
r. N. G.--George Melvin.
L. s. ". G.-Frank Siloaugh.
r. 8. V. G.-Joseph Shower.
r. S. S.-Peter Hansen.
L. s. S.--John StaEdiford,
A ten days teachers institute open
ed in this city ON Monday, conducted by
Profs. J. w Livingston and V. r. Nc
Caskill of Stevens Point, L. s. Kelley
of Mayville, r. B. Dickey of Ksnosha
and S. e. Pearson of Viroqus. A large
number of teachers are in attendance.
These institutes should be attended by
every teacher in the county, as they are
a sort of training school where many
new ideas on teachers work may be
gained
Active mining operations have be-
gun on the Smircina farm, just outside
the city limits, for gold. The quartz is
of the 3. ne kind as that procured in the
Douseman mines and assays being made
will no doubt show that the ore runs
high in gold J. D. Baxter is In charge
of the work. It is believed that the
vein upon which they are working ie an
extention of the Douseman mines where
assays show as high as $1,000 to the
ton. Prairie du CHEN Union.
The following party Of boys left
this merning for the Mississippi river
for a weeks outing. The party is under
supervision Of II. E. Rogers and Mute
Deayer: Hugh Glenn, Leslie Slack,
Devene Slack, Edwin Datch. Chris
Datch, Earl Arlington, Leslie Deaver,
Van Morrison, Willard Chase. Cashas
Campbsll, Henry Helgerson, Elmer Oh
son, Fred Rogers, Floyd Hamilton,
Harry Pierce, Clark Bennett. Robert
Tairter. Ben Nuzum, Willie Flemming
and Jas Dinsdale
Don't worry about something that
you think may happen tomorrow be.
cause you NAV die tonight and tomor.
row may find you beyond the reach OF
\ worry. Don't worry over thing that
happened Yesterday because yesterday
/ il a hundred years away; If you den
! halieye it Just try TO reach il and bring
IL hack. Don't very about anything
that has happened 5odsy because today
| vvill last only fifteen or twenty minutes
Don't worry about things you can't hell
because worrying only makes it worse
/ Don't worry at all IL you want 10 be
nanitsnt now and tnsn it won't hur
Won 20 20 into sack-cloth aud ashes bzs
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