Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-09-17
III 5gbom Sour friends and TelgAbors

| Special car Sept 25tb. to North and
| South Dakota, La Crosse Fair, Minueap-
ellis, Aberdeen, etc. etc See the West
ern Wisconsin Land al d Loan Co.
George Stokes departed for Portland
Oregon, Monday evening. 10 visit a
brother.
Miss Effie Ady is assisting Miss Nor
ley in the kindergarten department. Of
the schools.
"A good share Of the town " ent to
Viola last Sunday 20 witness the big
ball contest
Miss Nellie Egers of Readstown,
has gone to Milwaukee to teach in the
city schools.
Aaron Crook has disposed of his Co
acre farm southeast of Viroqua to Thos-
Goslilg of Liberty.
Miss Grace Kier went to Wausau,
! Friday, to accept position offered her
/ in the schools of that city
! p. P. Olson and Mr.. Emerson of Mt.
! Sterling, were in the city or Friday
They bought a mammoth gr,du separa
! tor.
Geo. H. Bryan was over from Yam
keetOwn, in Crawford county, Friday
He says they are satisfied with their new
home.
The republican county central COM
mittee and candidates on 1he ricket will
hold meeting in this city o. Thurs p
day afternoon.
Mis- Tillie daughter Of Otto Ham
! mer, OF Hillsboro, was married on
Tues lay last TO Mr.. Thcs. j Kennedy,
Al business man of ST. Louis, where they
will reside.
Mrs Martha Lewis, who with her
+, husband, Ed Lewis, moved south g.
year agu, has returned 10 Vi1oqua with
her children. Mr.. Lewis died some
weeks since.
In Crawford county bounty has been
paid on 1,7S5 rattlesnaLes d1rin. the
past season, which amounts to 1892. so.
This number is nearly equal to the num-
Der captured last year.
Mr.. E. f. Hurt of Virginia, was
here few days looking after 6is farm
ing interests at Ross. Two yea1s ago
he removed to ths south, where he was
former resident.
Uncle Salma Rogers, jolly old soul,
from Viola, made the CENSOR a visit
while in town last Saturday. Sine his
injury on the railroad year ago, Mr..
Rogers has been quite feeble
OF the 169,795 farms in Wisco asin,
146, 799, or So. 4 per cent are operate / by
their owners; 10, 249. or 6 per cer 1t by
tenants who pay rent in cash; an, II.
TAT, or7 8 per cent, by tenants who work
on shares.
Robert MillE, of Jeffson town, lost
five acres of tobacco by frost. He had
not cut stalk when the destroying, Gle
ment came Asher Gorsline, Of FIR aug
lin, lost four acres. Others are in bhe
same condition.
Dill Shermsn. of La Fargo, has: en-
gagged with the La Crosse cracker om-
pany as travelling salesman, with srci-
tory in Minnesota. The CENSOR is not
advised of the time when Mr.. Sher man
viii assume his new position.
How often, after exposure, we find
ourselves in the throes of II severe cold,
which may be followed by pneum onia.
To cure the one and prevent the other
take dose OF Hart's Honey and Hore-
hound. Sold by A. J. johnson, Drug
gist.
Accounts against the Elgin @ :aam-
cry Company are being filed with Atty
Proctor, who has the list for this com
munity nearly completed and reshy to
send to the receiver. There are about
eighty, ranging from one dollar I o one
hundred
Miss Nellie Hooverson, aged twenty
eight years, died at the home of her
brother, John c. Hooverson, near Sol
diers Grove, She was an aunt of Mrs.
Nels Solverson, Mrs. Unseth of Westby
She leaves large kinship to mourn her
early death.
There is great amount of farm and
garden news in the Chicago Weekly In
ter Ocean, besides all the telegraph and
cable news of the world at large. $1.40
pays for both the Inter Ocean and this
paper for one year. Special oeai? Well
we should say so.
The Observer reports that Ontario
schools opened with an enrolment of
145 pupils, with G. ?. Nor8ord of Ban
gor principal assisted by Miss Hoard,
of Wilton, in the grammar department,
Miss Mcgee, of Oil City, in the interme-
! diate and Miss Abbott, o. Wilton, in
the primary department.
Our feature is the feet,
| We clothe them trim and neat,
| For the ballroom, house or street,
| Anu our SbOch is Qu'te complete.
Shoes of many kinds of leather,
Made to suit the changing weather.
Built upon a sure foundation,
| Honest goods eur reputation.
ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
- Robert Parker has sold his house in
Seeleyburg to David Griffin of Kicl.apo &
Center. Mr. Griffin has disposed of t4Iy
farm at Kickapoo Center to Treseder
and Fetty and will retire from farming
life Mr. Parker will move to Viola
where he will probably stay this winter,
but he thinks he will probably move 10
one of the southern states to locate per-
manently La Fargo Enterprise.
Two contempt orders were issued by
the United States court Tuesday in the
Elgin case against Anton Staneck and
Joseph Tydrick, both of Yuba, for tax
ing possession of creameries at that
place owned by the company, now in
hands of the receiver. They are order
ed to appear Sept. IS and show cause
they should not be punished Tor con
tempt of court fer this act The orders
were issued by Judge William Fl, Sea
man -Richland Rustic
Mr.. Shannon who will have charge Of
the Viola warehouse, says he has bought
two hundred acres of tobacco within
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