Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-22
Pocket knives at Towner's.

Money to loan on real estate. Call
on @ H. Minshall.
DIR. R. w. Baldwin, dentist oppo-
site postoffice, Viroqua.
Mrs. Sam Ellefson and Miss Ida
| Wettie visited at Readstown.
Three and one-half inches of rain
| fell at Madison during Friday last,
Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Cushman were
in the city from Viola on Thursday
Miss Tilda Omundson returned
from her delightful Denver outing
They're catching our wedding
rings Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler
LA Fargo census shows 269 persons
of school age, gain of u in one year.
For TORNADO INSURANCE call on
the John Dawson & Co. Agency, viroqua.
Mrs 7. NJ Mork and Mrs. Nilsson
visited Readstown relatives on Sunday.
Clint Stunsard, the enterprising
Toweryille miller, was in the city last
! Thursday
Miss Ruby De Lap has gone to South
Dakota to spend her summer vacation
with her sister.
Miss Helen Carter of Readstown,
has gone to Mandan South Dakota, to
resume teaching.
Miss Bertha Larson of Colfax, Me-
nominee county, is visiting relatives in
this city and vicinity.
Found, on Brookville road, child's
straw hat. Loser can secure same by
calling on n. j. Beaver, Viroqua.
Attorney A. f. Drew of La Fargo,
"a
This Office acknowledges a brief call.
AT Hillsboro Lew Field was quite
badly bitten by hound No serious
results are apparent yet, says the Sem
try.
DE Soto will cause the building of
two iron bridges, one in that portion of
the village located in Crawford, the
other in Vernon.
y. o. Paulson represents Sparta in
the national Epworth society at Detrt it.
Mr.. Paulson is Christiana young man,
born and bred there
Ed Curry and family drove across
country Sunday last for weeks outing
at Hillsboro and other places in eastern
sections of the county
The Fourth of July brought more
than the usual JOY to Nordal N. NeprLd,
manager of the Coon Valley mills.
With it came o ten-pound boy to his
home.
Found, July 18th, on the highway
between this city and Liberty Pole, q
black dress coat Owner can secure
same by calling Al Fer ney's Liberty
Pole store.
Uncle John White returned from a
rfes4 .ala tv,
Iowa. He reports unfavorable crop con-
ditions in that state on account of ex-
cessive rains.
Mrs. A. G.. Erickson of Minneapolis,
and Mrs Fl. Theige Of Milwaukee, left
for theirfespective homes after having
spent some time with relatives and
friends in this vicinity
The Battle Island assembly will
be held August 10 to 16 DR.. Porter
and s. r Pollard met the executive
board on the grounds one day last week,
and made plans for the annual gather
ing.
"A bad taste in the mouth, loss of
appetite with some fever followed by
chills, may be broken up and health re-
stored with the use of Camps Curative
Powder or Tablets. SOC, 25c of all drug
gists
The Richland Center ball team,
which vanquished our home club SO
neatly week since, had q, II game
with Lone Rock combination a week
ago today, being beaten to s in thir-
teen-inning game.
Mr.. Henry Mahonev, former stu
dent and teacher of this comm unity,
and late graduate of the university law
school, has entered the service of the
legal department of the Wisconsin Cen
tral railway, with headquarters at Stew
ems Point
His many friends in this county
will learn with pleasure of the appoint
ment by Governor La Toilette, of DR..
w. T. Sarles of Sparta, as a member of
the state board of medical examiners.
DIR. Sarles is one of the leading physi-
clans of western Wisconsin.
AT Sparta last Thursday night, the
| American House barn, with all of its
contents, was destroyed by fire. Three
! fine draft stations perished in the flames
| The local papers do not hesits e to state
that the fire was the work of an incen-
disty. The loss is estimated at $4,000.
Mr.. A. d. Eckhardt was in the city
visiting his brother, last Thursday driv-
| ing from here to De Soto by way of the
old homestead oD West Prairie, where
bis boyhood days were passed. Mr..
Eekhardt recently retired from the Of
fee of treasurer of Spsnk county, South
Dakota and is nov engaged in land bust.
ness and banking
The CENSOR enjoyed, on Saturday,
a visit with Thos Flanagan, pioneer
among the pioneers Of the Kickapoo
valley He settled at Readstown in
1856, and is still the possessor of sec
ton farm For some years Mr. Flana-
gan and wife have spent much Of their
time in Iowa with their two daughters.
They expect 20 return soon to the old
home.
-H. FL Buchanan experienced pain
full accident last Friday afternoon, The
fracture of both bones in his left am
fnear the wrist. He was painting on 8
lean. to at the residence Of Mrs. Van
Wagner, when he slipped and fell &c
the ground a distance of seven feet
At this. the busiest season of the year
Mr., Buchanan snd the employing pub
. lie feel the loss of service.
Fred Eckhardt, Gen. Rogers and J
Henry Tate paid visit TO Camp Doug
las, Thursday last. where the Third reg
! iment, national guard. was in camp
committee of congressman assembled
. there that day to inspect the ground
looking tt a reservation for nationa
troops While there Mr. Tate met oG
, of his Massachusetts, army comrades
: who is now a mem her of congress-