Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-06-18

uisbilcts III hoch, one IN Fond du Lac,
one Eau Claire, while Governor l.. Fol
latte secured all of Dane, Langlade.
Taylor, Waupsca and Caument. one
district each in Fond du Lac. Fan Claire
snd Rock. total of 113 delegates.
Whitehead's total is 79
These sr5 tina actual figures as deyel-
oped. One-third of the governors tabu-
latlon to date is from sources positively
claimed by the opposition.
The Milwaukee ring il licked and
they. know it The garbled and miy-
leading news reports sent out by the
Milwaukee Sentinel tell this plainly
However, let no friend Of the COVER
nor relax his vigilance,
ltwas 4 Success.
The grand opening of the VioIa to-
| bacco warehouse on Wednesday evening,
was largely attended there being about
| 800 present. The special train brought
over 900 who enjoyed whole night of
recreation Words of welcome were
spoken by DR. Burns and responses We're
made by General Manager James and
| Senator Munson. A splendid musical
program was given b the Viroqua band,
which YVES followed by danciaS which
lasted till morning Everybody was
highly entertained and well paid for
their attendance. -Intelligencer
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The affair above referred to was at
tended by IN ny Viroqua people The
| general arrangement and entertainment
| was most creditable to Viola people.
Visitors were made welcome and hospi-
| tably entertained. The hall decorations
were fine. Our band won laurels by the
hundred for the fine program Of selec-
tions produced General Manager
| James, of the Kickapoo roilroad, public
ly invited the organization to be guests
of himself and road for an excursion
| contem plated to Milwaukee.
The Viola tobacco warehouse has no
superior in this section ol the state as a
substantially built, well-fnished pack
| ing house. 1t is AZ 1870 feet, three
stories, brick veneered. Wear advised
that it cost about 81, 600.
e. V. wernick was over from Hills
boro to-day.
Miss Hattie Gift of La Fargo, spent
paIt of last week with Effie Ady.
City Librarian Turner spends her
vacation at Viola. Miss Allie Richards
takes her placs.
Chris Ellefson and 40. Espeseth
are at Minneapolis attending general
conference of the United Lutheran
church.
Miss Ida NJ Hayden, late Of this
county, graduated from the South Dako-
ia Morn al school located at Valley City.
She is a daughter of VIM. Hayden.
Miss May McKittrick returned from
her teaching duties at Ispeming. Mich
igan, Friday, and left for Chicago, Mon
day, where she will attend summer
school.
-Woodman memorial day next Sun
day. Members of Viroqua camp and all
visitors are requested TO assemble at
Woodman hall promptly at 10 o'clock TO
attend service in body.
Miss Mildred Lake closed her year, S
school at st. James, Minnesota, and in
company with her mother Mrs. William
LAX departs for Chicago, tomorrow,
to visit Will and Edward Lake.
Captain and Mrs. Silbaugh very de-
lightfully entertained Judge Fruit, Re
porter Harrison and q number of the
bar at six o'clock dinner at their : leas-
ant cottage home, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Hooverson and two daughters
of Red Wing, Minnesota, are visiting
the Fortney families and other relatives
in this city and community. They went
to Soldiers Grove to attend the Behrens-
Fortney wedding.
--Gerhardt Fortney arrived home
from the state university, Monday, and
is receiving hearty congratulations on
his successful graduation from the
states foremost Institution of learning
after full four year course.
"A delegation of Viroquans jcined the
excursion to the wilds of Wisconsin last
Sundaysat Minoqua' Lake, and report a
fine trip. The party consisted of Geo
E. Morse, l. S. Hamilton, Ed. Wiganos-
ky, Hugh Joyce, Bert Morrison, Nal
comb Hiles, John Wagner, Walter Nor
rison, Haughton Brown, John Lake Jr,
Otto s. Omundson, Hayes Cowen. John
Hanson, Erastus McLees, Garfield Pen.
| nell. Clyde Foster, Henry Allen, Tom
Larson and Sam Jackson.
-Tis true that DR. Brewer Is ply
sician thoroughly educated, candid and
reliable. Only one Of his class that has
continued his appointments for years.
| If afflicted in any manner you lose moth
ing in consulting DR.. Brewer. The
knowledge he has acquired by years
spent in the treatment of chronic diseases
| incident to this climate enables him to
prescribe the remedie- for their removal
DR.. Brewer may be consulted at the Vi
roqua motel in this city on June 25
"A goodly number Of relatives and
Fl ends of this city attended the wedding
81 Soldiers Grove on Tuesday, of Miss
Susanna Fortney ard Mr.. Behlens, of
/ Chicago. The happy event took place
at The residence OF Hon. Atley Peterson,
1ncie of the bride Miss Fortnsy is a
gifted lady, has been teacher in Yer
non and Crawford schools for years.
The groom is a theological student Of
Chicago The CENSOR understands
| that Mr.. and Mrs. Behrens are soon 70
/ go to China as missionaries
| The La Crosse retail grocers $3.50
citation held their fourth annual ic1.ic
at Battle Island on Wednesday, June l.
There were nearly eight hundred excur
sionists and they went on a special train
returning in the evening The stands
at the island were use from which 70
serve coffee, lunches and Temperance
drinks. The excursionists were an ex-
ceptionally fine company Of people and
seemed to enjoy themselves. Lang tad' I
band furnished the music and a string
band played for the dances. Ball games
girls and boys foot races, wheelbarEcw
races etc were among the field events