Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03

tance. OF issues of the jury there are
IA; for the court H. or total of 40
causes.
Western Wisconsin Land & Loan Co.
Miss Kate Edwards is visiting in
Chicago.
Mrs. e. W. Hazen visited at La
Crosse.
Lutte Purdy and Everett Barnes are
here from Rockford.
Masonic grand lodge meets in Mil
waukee next week
-Hillsboro ball team will play with
the Nebraska Indian nine on the 9th in
| stant
Mrs. Lapham of Sparta, is in the
city visiting her sons. G. w and f. II.
Graves.
Attorney Harkins of HiIliboro had
a brother recently drowned in the Klon-
dixie country.
Albert Aspeson and wife of Seneca,
were guests over Sunday of M. d. Hell
geson and family in this city.
Mrs. G. Mullen and children visited
a few days, in Sparta, with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Kenyon, of that place.
The seventh conference of the
League of Wisconsin Municipalities will
meet at Oshkosh June II and II.
Mrs. J. c. Nodolf of Anthon, Iowa,
is home to spend the summer with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Brown.
Near De Soto, last week, a pearl was
unearthed by a Mississippi clammer
which sold to Prairie du CHEN buyer
for 81, 900.
Geo. B. Fisher and wife of La
Fargo, passed few days at John Griff-
in's in this city, the parental home of
Mrs Fisher.
Attorneys Graves, Smith and Ben
nett were at Madison on Friday to argue
in supreme court the Vance-Davis case
appealed from circuit court
The heavy rains Of last week wash
ed out places along the Burlington track
near De Soto to such an extent that
trains were suspended for a day.
Mrs. h J. Suttle and daughter
Louis attended the declamatory contest
at Madison A nephew and cousin from
Cassville, WAS one of the contestants.
On account of sickness DIR. Weston,
the specialist was Unable to make his
| last date for Viroqua. He will be at
Hotel Fortney next Monday, June s.
M. II. Conner of Cassville and P.
Conner Of East Dubuque, we're in the
city on Monday. They are spending
brief vacation at the old Liberty Pole
home
Gus Mortrud of Bloomingdale, was
in the city on Tuesday He leaves to-
day to be at the commencement exer-
cises at st, Olaf college Northfeld, his
alma mater
The lumber firm of SpeiiGm & Saug-
stad of Westby, had an increase in mem
bership by the addition of an eleven
pound baby girl at the home of B. T.
Seugstad.
Roy Fox of Cashton, pitched a game
of ball Sunday for La Crosse against a
Milwaukee team and allowed them but
one hit up to the ninth inning, winning
the game by score of 6 to 2
Michael Hiser, aged "a, committed
suicide Thursday in Tomah by tying
himself to hot kitchen stove and cut
ting his throat from ear to ear. De-
| spondency is given as the cause
The next visit of DR. McElwee, the
successful specialist, will be on Thurs
day, June II, at Hotel Fortney No
chronic sufferer should neglect this
| chance to consult a physician of such
well-knoYn skill
Mrs. Chris L. Peterson and children
have gone to Chetek, Wisconsin, to spend
| the summer Mr.. Peterson is there
managing the construction of large
school building which the Peterson
brothers have under contract.
L w. Switzer returned from his
trip to Oklahoma He reports much
backwardness On account of too much
rain. He observed great damage to
crops, buildings and things generally
throughout Kansas, Nebraska and Mis-
souri,.
Francis NJ. Baird returned from the
| state of Washington after spending
year at Tacoma. He is not well pleas.
| ed with that section as a farming com
munity, and says one should be possess
ed of good wealth to give that section
| trial.
The Kickapoo Valley Old Settlers
reunion will take place at Soldiers Grove
Saturday, June 18th. A good program
has been arranged by the management
| and old settlers new settlers, old and
young are cordially invited TO attend
and enjoy the reunion.
Rev. G. E. Buffers Of this city, is
booked for an address before the gradu-
ting class of the Ontario high school, to
occur Thursday night. The class con-
sists of Grace Jones, Elaine Goodnougb
Addie Tuttle, Merle Zimmerman, Leslie
| Nnlun, Clyde Lower and Eli Haskell.
Sparta has biz boom on for eel
ebration of the Fourth. They have two
drawing attractions already announced
( Congressman Esch for the orator Of
the day, and the famous Viroqua band.
There will be blending of oratOry and
music such as no city in Western Wis
consin can boast.
Most we-ds have two vulnerable
stages When th5y first start aud just
before they perfect their seed. To head
off these points will require some know.
ledge of the weed Stirring ground be.
fore weeds appear is better than TO wait
until they have become well rooted
All that have been permitted 10 grow
should be cut down before their seed
viii germinate.
Relatives here are grieved at tn,
sad news Of the death of Master PlinJ
Mccullough, who died at the home o
his parents IN GAINESVILLE, after a pain
ful illness from cancer Pliny was 1hir
teen years of age. Bis parents formerly
lived in Firoqua. but IN order 70 Civ
their little blind son the benefit OF al
education at the state institution il
Janesvilie. they removed 70 that city
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