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The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-11-27

site.
THE BLUEFIELDS COMING.
z. c. Shorey of the United States
Experiment Station stated that he had
received cablegram from Director
Jared G. Smith saying that the Blue
fields banana cuttings had been ship
ped on the 21st from Costa Rica and
were due in Honolulu next month,
They are coming on a transport, and
there will therefore be no expense for
freight excepting from New Orleans to
San Francisco. Each plant Is said
to weigh about twenty-five pounds, so
that the whole shipment of 500 cuttings
would have been quite costly.
Mr.. Thurston stated that before Mr..
Smith left he had suggested that the
cuttings be not distributed indiscrim-
inately but that n hundred cuttings
be sent to different portions of the
islands, and experiment conducted to
secure a larger number of runners.
This will be done. there being already
applications before the board from men
who are willing to attempt the ex-
pertinent.
OTHER MATTERS.
All committees Of the board were re-
quested to get their outstanding bills
in Immediately so that they might be
paid before the close Of the year, when
the appropriations expire.
A letter was read from Eben Low
requesting that no action be taken for
the present towards the shooting of
the recently condemned sheep on Ha-
wall.
Action on E. w. Jordan's protest
against the destruction Of pineapple
plants shipped in from Australia was
No action was taken upon the letter
from w. M. Gifrard in regard to the
spread of the Maui blight on this ISL
and. Steps are being taken to eradi-
cate the blight on this island.
c. r. Blacow requested that the
board employ him in the work of re-
planting the burned forest district in
Action was postponed to
await the arrival of Superintendent
Hosmer.
PLANT DISTRIBUTION.
C. j. Austin, superintendent at the
government nursery, made a report on
the free distribution of plants there.
Since the opening few weeks ago a
total of 1865 plants have been distribut-
ed to ITO persons. By islands the dis
tribution was: Oahu, 21S2; Kauai, POS;
Hawaii, 1888; Maui, so, and Molokai, AZ.
The distribution is on the basis of
not more than three and a half dozen
plants to one person-wind breaks, "a;
-, and fruit trees, 6.
There was some discussion over the
of the plants and 1t was
again determined not to permit the
gift of large number of plants to a
private individual. In the case of the
schools, semi-public in
an exception is made. The
McBryde Estate requested a couple Of
thousand plants, but this was denied.
md the general policy outlined was
hat the distribution should only be in
small quantities, and any large ex-
ensive attempt at reforesting private
ands should not be made at public ex-
1ense.
AS sort of compromise it was final
y decided that the board lay in a
arge supply of desirable seeds to be
at cost. upon request. A. w.
Iarter was appointed committee OF
me to make the collection.
There We're present at the meeting
L. A. Thurston, president:
:. S. Holloway, executive officer; w.
VI. Giffard and A. w. Carter, MEM
'ers; c. c. Perkins, entomologist: C. |
I. Austin, gardener and e. c. Shorev, |
hemist, representing the Federal Ex-
'eriment Station.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-11-27
THE BLUEFIELDs COMING.

appointed on a committee to pick a
site.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16
.LFron one Mesthv Times.

Ajalmar Ealverson has gone to De-
corah, Iowa, to attend Lutheran college.
Miss Hildur Schreiner departed for
Sinsinnawa TO attend college.
Agnes Hegge went to Delevan to en-
ter the deaf and dumb school. MR..
Hegge accompanied her to Sparta
Considerable grading has already been
done only short distance northwest of
this village. The La Crosse and South
eastern railroad company is pushing
the work as rapidly as possible, al
though there is some difficulty in get
ting workmen. The condemnation pro-
ceedings are progressing.
Westby is approaching more and
more her paved streets. The muddy
roads of this summer, caused by SO
much rain, have not yet been felt in
this village. You do not zoe farmers
wagons standing in mud up to the hubs.
neither are the sidewalks in the village
run down at the heel, as they are in
many places.
Westby fire department decl Ted to
give each member 25 cents for atten-
dance at each regular meeting in each
month, and q fine of % cents is 70 be
imposed on absent members. The mem
bers are to receive 80 cents for atten-
dance at each fire.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16

The hi SEE priced fcodsIs not always
the best n, n nutritive standT ONT,
frsa4qua & fIoysters4ati50acen con
tainSslittlc III lre,uutriment, than a.Cuart
ofsnilES q ents.
To be We served serve yourself
thatIis,. DIT the narlIets In person and
learnssSherc the best goods can be OBJ
tainedAfor ii e,leastsmoncy.
Certain supplies sw hich ere essential
tosevcryl M ehOid. such.as sugar.riU1r
Ice, fuel, an so ON. flu tuate ,slh III y
frommHih toInonth. thut thetllttle gas
trdnouiic uIprlses swh CHI lend<variety
foeour 'b,lHo5' farc,andsmakes our' food
appetizin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TEN abta.uatI1 4only by the buyer who
goeasins p rsCD
Ittassv9a llkt q aha xcsouesgrocerdnsw hem
pnethasafull confkkncc from Nwhoen 10
purchase most lthinEs. Yet. after all,
one tpays for thetprivilc-e, fora TRIP
down Groccr tstreet'wtll often. reveal a
iCSsiifference,evengin
oessOscallcds" constantss
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16
Died Of His Ipinrles.

Walter Fl. Shrsve, one of the most
prominent residents of town of Green.
wood, died at the home of b. Borlen.
near Ycba, August 80 where he had
been confined with broken hip and
other injuries since August L. on Au.
gust II he fell from ladder while
painting for Mr.. Borlen. At the time
his injuries were not thought to be ser.
ious and up 10 a short time before he
died he was supposed to be rapidly re-
covering. ME Shreve was native OF
Wisconsin, having been born Dec. Is,
1854 At the time Of his birth his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. HezelSiah Shreve,
resided on 3 farm two miles east OF
Hilisboro, from which they moved in
$50 10 their present home in the town
Of Greenwood He was prominent
member of the independent Order OF
Odd Fellows, which order he ioined in
1896 The funeral service to- place
Monday at o'clock p IN at the Beaver
Valley church and was conducted by
the O. Q F. members and Rev. J. A
Rowel A father mother, five brothers
and three sisters are left 10 mourn hi:
death -Hillsboro Sentry.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16

Tosthescity nrscountrylgirl Hhowishes
to>acquire ithe strademarks really
smart girl thetbeSt adviccsto offer is
this:
Study sSsfiandNwatchbevery well
hrosfswoTnans ouEIn-cts'
ThoT0alyss marttgirlfis%chsc. sbut new
cr loud lin her stln.ssirxs SleNis well
groomest. liant atwsgy stnaturai ,'sls esIis
I'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, but
is-neycr a, slave la fashion. tand 10y lit
tie. trlcks%of cslrriasesand .l,earing. dis
tinct1xe manner,sms swhiChs are never
eccentric land the careful sarlectiOn Of
accessories ,for her -costmnel shall you
knowSher.
She is thee girl who stlsiss, herself
first, aDdethe$ fashion pl3seS. afEVrNard.
She sel,sfs frOcks that ,siut her. but
never forces. herself itEo, gowns that
are unfcCuUfng s0lesy lsaCaaKse soIre
thOuglEleSs 5noshste aSsluess her that
suchsaxshSuch,st Slessare 'lsaDd" forHhis
seasOr- 1setsliiaEfoI'k
4
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16
A Golden Wedding.

On Tuesday of last week Mr.. and Mrs
Nat Cox of Retreat, celebrated their fit
tieth wedding anniversary. The day
was very fine, and the guests number
ing about rs. consisting of relatives. en-
ioyed pleasant day. Dinner was serv
sd In the yard under the trees. After
dinner we listened to some very fine Sc
lections on the violin by Miss Myrtle
Nottingham of Soldiers Grove The
old folks received some very valuable
presents, and everything was lovely,
and the goose hung high.
have attended golden wedding
Out here about Retreat
Where the wedding feast was sumptuous.
And everything comp etc.
And many children, round the board.
nth families gathered in
And great grand children, too, We're there.
And many kith and kin.
Full City years this couple, side by side
Have jouEneyed Tn ltfes road.
Each one has shared the others Joy.
Each shared the others load.
Their hearts are bound together
With strongest bands OF love,
With cores OF strong affection
Some here, some above
Twas "Nst" aud ''Jane" that wedding
and, tGo years have passed away
Tho half a century Is gone
IT'S aNatn and Jane" today.
oARR.E Cox,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16
THE DEVILS TEA TAeLC.
Interesting Freak of Nature IN the
MuBaxsnzam valley of Ohio.

Interesting Freak of Nature IN the
muslSsngam valley of ohio.
To those not familiar with the topog-
raplly of the Muslsingum valley Ohio.
say an exchange, there are many nat
ural attractions which catch the eye
and cause the stranger To wonder at
the apparent friyolities of nature in her
best oval Of things curious upon this
particular territory in r-.e Buckeye
state.
One of these freaks OF nature is the
DEVILS Tea Table, which stands like
challenging sentinel on an eminence
20 feet above and overlooking tue riy-
or and Is Visible, clearly outlined, for
mar y.miles 1t Is hut few miles from
Mct oBnellsville, the county seat OF
Morgan codnty and Just at this time
this old landmark has become an object
of renewed and apprehcnsive interest
to tboee who have regarded II with in
dtffs renee in years agone. The action
Of tive clements has left it's mark upon
this rock In a way which bespelks OF
lis a<ly downfall and occupants OF
buil iings that stand ON the hills de.be-
low. II are not a little anxious in antici-
pafi IN az the result
The Devils Tea Table IL "A wedge
shaI ed rock OF queer formation, stand
ingt4bfeet high aud 80 by - feet across
the Top, which Is fiai; at the founiatlon
1t is but 4 feet thick aud II fee long.
For many years II has been a popular
attr; cti0n. and people have Travelled
many miles TO see IT, Until within a
shdr- time ladders gave access 10 the
top If the table but during the last
Ave years the rapid wasting away at
the base has rendered il unsafe even 10
approach near It. The base - of shale
rock, and the top is of sandstone.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16

Theldui e. ( .aflemon squeezedFintoza
srrg!s u ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mpste, n It when dirty shoulda be
weshcd Z lilk Colored spaints may
nfso3he h n adsin the sameway.
Kerose 9; viii sbrighten brass Il etter
thansms !, 'sthe spastes. nd tpogid ers
specially ec mmendedifor,th e3purpose
Roncls n aye a great objection to
unalacke 3 ne, ,and few pieces Of
trisspIaS q al heir haunts will gengr-
aiiYskeeT n ma way
Insstu IN ysto, obtaln4 the. effects Of
snacesin m llsrooms 1t Is, ne good pl;tn
toscoSer tn kwails OF two room to
match hi sgives a greaterifeeling OF
apaee.
A'yVor IN who kn0ws-at least she
nnghtsto as she .demonstratecsshe fact
-eaysstl II generous 'handfu.fof salt
thrown ;. n. gasoline stove I'm flames
WIN exit N IA The fire.
TO rer we marking ink from linen
paint TIM M rk with solution oiepo-
fassium III led with a camel's hair
brush. ~; mn as che ink disappears
fhedineu sh, did be wen rinsed in cold
water.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16
Written for the Censor
LOST AND FOUND
BY villa IAN HAuaHToN.

BY WILAtAM HAuGHToN.
Down somewhere in the rubbish
Where rubbish should not be.
/ dropped a costly jewel
The Masters gift to me.
The covenant OF Promise,
The signet and the ring
NV soul. should We not find It,
How can We meer the King
go with the lighted candle
Ia ycnder woman's hand,
And search until you lind it,
such was nay ord's command
took the lighted taper,
Aud with an humble prayer
searched. and 10 the Jewel.
Was found furnished there.
A lami~vent out unsheltered
Into the desert Wild
Lost by a careless keeper
And yet twas Gods dear child.
The tender shepherd followed
Nor did He pause tn rest,
Hut searched until lie found IL
And laid II on His breast.
Tne young are often tempted
The nipple sometimes stray;
They little know the danger
That turks upon the way
so runs the old. old story
OF Love divinely deep
BE thine. O Christ the glory
Good Shepherd Of the sheep.
Vlroqua, 1895
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16

Rusg CORNERS, Sept. 1l-Ail Is quiet in
this portion OF the world and ye scribe has
bat few events 20 chronicle -. First COM
plant about the weather. Potatoes are rot
ting and unless We have less rain, corn viii
fuiiow the example. The tobacco crop is
nearly harvested =. Among the recent home
corners we note Miss Fannie Gosiing, after a
four months absence in Illinois, and Ezra
White from the southern part OF the state.
where he spent the past summer. And while
we note the returns we must also note the
departures: The Misses Ruth and Julia Shil-
ling to their school work at Viola, and Miss
Daisy Wood to resume her studies at Dele
van. our school has been postponed until
repairs have been completed 0h the school
house, Miss Thea Thompson will take charge
as teacher. All roads lead to VirOqua dur
Ing the lair. Olive kinnsmOn Is staying
with her sister Ars. Harvey Cox ... Miss
Fora Hish Is attending school In Viola. Rev.
Chapel's appointment AT church Sunday call
"a out quite congregation considering the
condition o. the roads. NEMESIS.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16

Many persons in this community are
suffering from kidney complaint who
would ovoid fGSal results by using
Foleys Kidney Cure. Sold by A. j.
johnson.
i Vertigo or dizziness with imaginary
dots moving before the eyes caused by
torpid liver or inactive stomach yield
readily to the therapeutic effects of
Camps Curative powder or tablets SOC
and 25 Of all druggists.
Avoid serious results of kidney or
bladder disorder by taking Foley s Kid
ney Cure. A J Johnson druggist
Foleys Kidney Cure makes the dis
eased kidneys sound so they will elimi-
nate the poisons from the blood A. J.
johnson, Druggist
If you are going TO paint anything
secure your paint of Towner and " u
will not regret it,
Tailor Anderson is ia receipt of the
largest and best selected stock of fall
and winter suitings ever carried in the
city. Fine patterns for nobby suit can
be seen at his shop over Williams * Cos
store.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16
NgIl HsoRIHG NEWS CLIPS.
20 the pesoto Argusl

Fr0i the Des0to ArgusJ
Erred Eckh rdt of Viroqua, has leased
Fl. L. Mays levator and the latter has
retired from he grain buying business.
While dri ing well on the Peter
Lotus resid nee lot in lowertown, q
quantity Of mineral ore was discovered
at depth Of about 100 feet. Whether
the ve'n wi prove valuable has not
been azcerta ned, as the variety OF the
ore iias not 1t been determined
A very pre- ty wedding was solemnized
in this villag ) Wednesday, September
End. when Il Rev. Al. Phi. iKrener OF
Genoa, accoi ling to the rites and cere.
monies of the Roman catholic church,
united in ms riilony Maurice HoYne OF
Dubuque, Miss Lena LoftuA the
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Martin, LOT
tus Of this Ilage. They will reside al
Dubuque. fp4,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16
nnn,t Stop TatIng Exercise.

Evening Wisconsin Persons aceus-
toned 30 taking active physical exer-
else cannot afford to give it mp A few
years ago the fashion of bicycling led
many people e. take violent exercise
When the general craze subsidized they
gave IL up Today many Of them find
their dress sui,s too tight for comfort.
and are deploring wide= waist meas
ure than they ever had before Walk
ing or riding in automobiles will not
save them from corpulSnce They will
have 70 preserve cautions in eating and
drinking, aud engage in some fortn OF
daily physical axertion. OF Join the ranks
of the obese.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16
From the Hiilsporo sentrY.l

Geo. Kolb received the appointment
Saturday of deputy state game warden.
During the storm Monday night
tightening struck and burned barn on
the old Dalt6 n farm belonging to Chas.
Grohs. The barn was a log structure
and had about ten tons of hay in 1t.
Walter Fl, Id and family of Washing
ton, and Mr. Ed Zimmerman and leila
Winslow OF Cumberland, who have
been at the Tome of Albert Field dur
ing his Hines ), left for their respective
homes.
GINS Mitch sli holds the record of pro-
ducing the lirgest leaf of tobacco grown
this year in tnis section. The leaf meas
ured "a inches wide and 80 inches long.
He was cOmpelled TO have the third shed
erected to he ID his large crop.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16
A Great Industry

Our neighhor Monroe county, lays
claim to being the banner county for
the profitable cultivation Of smsh fruits.
Sparta is the berry center Of the north
west. From one TO ten refrigerator
cars were shipped daily from the first OF
June, when stra wberries began to ripen.
until the blackberry season IL over in
September. The figures for yesr are
rs follows Five hpndrei and eighty
four acres OF straw berries yielded | 562
$50 quarts los acrs's raspberries. IS.
$50 quarts seventy elSaf acres black
berries i39 clio quarts guoseDeFrles. eur.
rents etc N like proposition The total
vRluAti0n was Siia 30 The yie.d per
acre was Strawberries, 6S3 quarts
hlscklerrits, i,Sl5 quarts; currents,
40 quarts
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16
OUR OUNTY GLEANTNGS
Prom the Brain and Pens of the censor's
Live Country and Village writers.
FRANKLIN

.LrBERTY PoIE. Sept. I4-Tobacco harvest
is nearly Completed and stacking is the next
thing in order i, Grain IS in poor shape. .
greaL deal growing in shock ~. Miss La Stew
art or Victory, f. visiting her sister, Mrs.
VIII HOrnby. 80. Eddie Zitzner and wife are
rejoicing over the arrival Of & son at their
home, also John Corners. Mrs. Carl Fort
ney.speut sunday with her parents near Sol
diens Grove. Mr.. and Mrs ohas. Honaker
spent Sunday with Elias Nelson's family ....4.
Mrs. Oiaywater had as a guest oyer Sunday
her sister. Mrs. Shoemaker OF SUPERIOR.
airs. o. 8. Henry is suffering with rheuma-
tie IN =. Miss Belle ClaWater returned home
from her school on Friday, school being
el0s ed for two weeks on account OF sickness
In he district. SIR. and Mrs. a. Uass OF vi
roc ua, visited at Steve Keir's last Sunday.
MILK MAID.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16
sTERIING

BRIsT j., sept. i4,-It 70 a long time since
We have been heard from but We are stitl
alive and, business booming. Tobacco har
vest Is All done and lot OF II sold ....W work on
tbs iron bridges here was suspended, The
manager Mr.. kumsey, was suddenly called
~ his home tn Iowa on account Of Illness Of a
child, but be has returned. NJ LubIe was
home from Retreat helping 10 gather the to
baeco CROP Mr. and Mrs. $. j. 0tbgm ard
Miss Manda Olson stuart leave today for the
Dakotas, Our school Is progressing nicely
under maDazement OF Miss Laurstta Schoen-
berger. Mrs. Th9s. T.. Thompson Of Great
Falls Montana is visiting relatives and
friends here Some OF our farmers took .
drove OF cattle 10 NirOqua today. We would
Purdy for once. o. No. IT.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16
posnls Murder ana suie,de.

Near Spring Green a week ago George
Brandt, the man who confessed to hav
ing murdered MS divorced wife. Mary
Murph, Brandt. and motks r-in-law,
Mrs. Mary Murphy He was lodged il
Dodgeville Jail, where he hanged him.
self ON Saturday He was found hang
ing by his suspenders in his cell ny the
tailor.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16
MARRIED

A. Victory. September l. hy Rev Pttflnger,
Mr. WILLIAM AANESw0RrH Of sioddArc and
Miss RKA1RiCE FULsER Of Victory
on Wednesday September fe, 1893. at the
residence % Mr. and MIS- Charles Gruho ia
the town ~ VfSoquA Ne CHARLES NJ. GREEN
and TSs EnNA GBpRB. Rcv John a ste
men otiiciatrd.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16
Horse Taken ID

DY TIE UNDERSIGNED. LIVING ON
ID Bishop Branch, four miles east OF Vir0-
qua Septem Der IL, a white horse. With strap
around neck The owner is requested 10
prove property. pay charges Srd take said
animal away. j. n HENRY
ViroQua. sept. Il. 1905.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16
.narn.e WIN aud without IT,

Ii it Pittshurg or Pittsburgh. any
way? OF twenty.thFce companies in
dexed I'm the UiIicia Guide with the
name Of that city forming part Of their
legal title five say burg and eighteen
say ''burgh." The aitehes. or old styl-
ers. appear to have II, suppusiug the
official Guide to be as inerrant as usual
The city papers differ. the ma jority' as
pi1ngsto the aspirate. But, referring
aezdn&to,fhe Guide. II appears that Of
sixteen .cities named. In railway titles
winch shave the disputed final syllable
thos -seytnning with New, Platts .and
AlHk1ie snall themselves burghs whilo
Bxnch. lBlooms. Rose. Jennings Gettys.
; HErris. Ham. IsordS ogdens. Stras,
Hfnlipa. Yicks and Waynes are plain
,burgs thirteen against three. So the
xeeS kRMpear to have IL here. But. ag-
gregrzing4the Pitts and, other burgs or
burxhsknsthe sthirty -nine railway titles
examined, IL Is found that the burghs
have a majority OF three. Nevertheless
tho4Ilailway Age votes for the common
eensesl,urg ami deInurs TO wasting pa
persaDd ink ON the superfiuous h.,
Raffway Age.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16

Four per csnt paid on savings deposits
BY Minnesota Title Insurance A Trust Co.
Minneapolis, Nina Capital, seS0, COO
Alsa good mortgages for sale. NrkSa thetn
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16

FARGO, Sept. l5-robacc0 harvest is nearly
OveG and many have their grain threshed ...
The picnic st Kew. Aastums was we'll attend
ed VIII Davis and wife visited at l.. W,
Davis Sunday last. Lewis Strecker and
brother tIye been helping j, A. Vance har-
vest tobacco. Chris Brudos and Artie
Thompson contemplate attending school in
ViroQua this winter. Miss Maud swiggum
and Emma krogan took In the picnic at South
Prairie 60. ohm Sandwich WAS seen on Dach
ridge week ago - Ella MonsOn, who has
soon. There will be sunday school at Fargo
next Sunday, Sept. 90 at o'clock D. N. Let
all be present; hope our superintendent will
be more prompt. Iaure tia schoenberger Is
teaching the BristJw school. Ida Davis be-
gan her schoo. last Monday. ...Jchn Monsoon
Is ia search u hired girl. Scott Sandwich
visited At Chooses Sunday last. BYRON SC ho-
euherger has been working for his uncle.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16

CHAsEBURO, Sept &c r. Aiken has boon
quite seriously III the past four weeks. but Is
somewhat better st this writing Peter
Running went to La Crosse Tor load OF sup
plies for r. h. Hoyt 49,. Mr.. Taylor, the insur-
ance ma vas seen In our burg last week.
w. H. BtvEn, who has taught in district No.
5, the past two years, commenced another
years work In the same district, 90 August
d....W w. Pomeroy went to stoddard yester-
day on business....-.Work on the electric road
In this vicinity is progressing slowly on ac-
count OF so uCh rain. We understand the
camp four miles up the valley is to move
here in the near future Nearly all tobacco
Is now in the shed through this section OF
county although quite "A number have not
finished grain stacking owing to wet weather
e., Thfeshing is progressing slowly and much
OF the grain Is IA bad condition Our miller
is doing rushing business. He IS obliged to
run some nights that he may turn out the de-
sired amount. Miss Powell OF Genoa IS
working for Mrs. Mira Il. r. Hoyt. Mrs. Hoyt
is assisting her HUSBAND n the SIT re-. Misses
Alma and Nellie 0alstat visited at their sis
ter's Mrs. I'd Finstad last week.
FALLING LEAVES.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-09-16
ABARGAIN FOR YOU

4 OF 100 acres II miles from FiroQHa -
niles from post Office: q acres improved bal
Auce timber. we'll feaced. aew house I5x6XIs.
50 foot tobacco shed, new grsnary l6xenxI2
with corn crib ana WAGON shed in connection.
A bargain II taken 1T once For farther in
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