Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-06-11
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Mrs. Rsque of westby, was in tn
city Friday.
flag day-June IA Let it be wei
observed in Viroqua
Uncle John Bentson was a calIe
from Mann ing, Nor day
Mrs. f. c. Mohs of Hillsboro. is al
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
E. Tilton.
Miss Mary Miller wishes to announce
that she will receive pupils in oratory
and physical culture.
Mrs. c. NJ Culver of La Crosse. and
Mrs. G. H Campbell Of Cashton, were
visitors in town Monday.
S r. Pollard, Otto Otteson and
Fred Wilkins are ending Masonic
Grand Lodge in Milwaukee
You're MONEY ont every time You
buy your watches somewhere else.
Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler
DR. Geo E. Chambers and wife
came over from La Fargo to pass Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. G. M, Thompson.
Peter Jensou, a young farmer who
resides at Manning, was adjudged in-
sane and removed to the state asylum
on Monday.
Charley Allen and wife returned
from Tomah, Friday, he having com
p'eted his contract on the new high
SCHOOL building there.
The Royal Neighbors gave a sur
prize party on Mrs Sam Jackson Sat
token of remembrance.
The finest up-to-date styles of sta
ionery to pe found in the city are for
tale at Johnson's drug store. Inspection
sinvited. Prices right.
The Westby Times SAYS that Ole
Peterson, wife and sons Haken and
John Olsen, arrived there from Thrond
hjeim, Norway.
The house on VIM. Amberg's farm
near Hillsboro, was struck by lightning
and burned to the ground. Loss s 900,
partially insured.
Two good dwelling houses for rent
in the Second ward. Everything con-
venient end in first class condition. In
quire Of L. r. Gaines.
Mrs Charles Suiter is now located
over Tate's store ready to do dressmaking
and ali kinds of sewing. Work guaran-
teed to give satisfaction.
Sunday next will be observed as
childreus' day in the Methodist church.
The exercises proper wall occur in the
evening The public is invited
May II, 1902, stray white sow
came to my place, four miles east of
Chaseburg, in the town of Jefferson.
CARL DALKE, Chaseburg.
Al.
home of Miss Charlotte Theige. few
miles north of town on Thursday last
by number of the young lady's Viro-
qua friends. A happy afternoon was
passed.
Sam Acker writes from Missouri:
We have plenty of rain. Some corn is
hip high. oats headi, out, timothy
strong, blue grass knee high; some wheat
that will make thirty bushels per acre
and is beginning to ripen.
Frank A. Chase has disposed of the
last of the Hayes farm. 240 acres on the
east side, to Chris and Charles johnson
of Retreat, who will erect buildings and
move upon the place. BY div.i.dIing and
sel..gg this farm Mr.. Chase cleaned up
over S., 900 in about two months.
-Childrens' day exercises proved big
feast of intellectual things for the Con-
gregational Sunday school pupils, as well
as the public. The church and its an
mex were crowded to suffocation. Ev-
cry feature demonstrated that extern
sive preparation had been given the af-
fair. Exercises were held N the even
ing
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Old Style The two ladies are not very
favorably disposed toward us, as we re
fused to employ them and they we're
forced to seek employment with some
one else. We are ready for business
and have for your inspection hundreds
different styles of plain gold and goii
set rings in the latest designs.
Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
His admiring friends throughout the
county will learn with universal regret
of the serious condition of William Cla-
water at his Liberty Pole home On
FRIDAY morning, after eating his break
fast, Mr.. Clawater fell from his chair
afflicted with stroke Of paralysis which
affected the right side of his head, neck
and tongue He has been unconscious
since the stroke and little hope of even
temporary improvement il entertained.
Never was there buster class Cf
people than are the farmers at this very
time Complaining is not all complet-
ed, tobacco settiag is at its height and
there are a thousand and one things
to do about the farm. Haying will be
in order in few days. In fact one far
mer told the CENSOR that he would be
compelled to commence on his hay har-
vest as early as June 18th, so heavy and
advanced is the growth
Hon. w. H. a Cash, president of the
bank at New Lisbon, was in the city
Yesterday Mr. Cash has n fund of hu-
morous incidents relating to the build
ing of the Viroqua branch in 1878, which
he pushed with so much energy. Both
roads. the St. Paul and Northwestern,
were fighting the construction at one
time, but the Milwaukee was compelled
! to puy it 10 protect their own interests
and it has been paying investment
ever since.-Sparta Herald.
H. A. Hansen, agent Of the United
States Fidelity Co OF Chic ago, a collect
| ion agency, was brought back here Sat
urday by Sheriff Ross He was arrested
at Sparta upon complaint of a former
/ customer upon the charge Of having OBJ
| tanned goods under false pretenses- he
| was given a hearing Monday and the
! evidence introduced was held for trial
/ at the September term of circuit court,
under bonds of 5000. -Richland Demo
/ crat.
! The complaint comes from farmers
all over the state and from the entire