Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-15
Town is dull.

Great growing time.
Tobacco and corn are on the jump.
Western Wisconsin Land & LOAF Co.
Excursion to the Dells next Sunday.
Rare bargains in seasonable STRAW
hats at the Boston Store.
| The proprietor of Hotel Law. La
Crosse, spent Sunday in this city.
--latest summer life neckwesr, to
wear without vest At the Boston
-HiIlsboro's great race meeting and
fair occurs within the next month,
Remember the special train leaves
Viroqua next Sunday morning at 6.15.
Great excursion to the DelIs July
10Th, 1926 for the round trip including
boat fare.
| Mrs. j. -. Dorriyai and children of
Caledonia, Minnesota, are guests at VIII
| liam Lakes.
Miss Anna Sviggum visited for q
few days with Mr.. and Mrs JAS Hall
at Pleasant Ridge.
james Marker has been engaged as
wood-worker in Isaac Solberg's wagon
and blacksmith shop.
-Towner's store will close promptly
at o'clock except Monday and Satur-
day evenings until further notice.
The missionary society of the Lu-
theran church meets with Mrs Bolstad
Friday afternoon Everybody welcome
Thos. DeLacy and John II. John
son, of Freeman town: Crawford county,
transacted business In the city on Tues
day.
Va, dar,,k bax-a ~ fa a Nfvsttf. y,
order to go on the Mystic Workers ex
eursion, July 18th. All the pass word
you need is s. % in cash
Mr.. H Hum, West Pralrie's wagon
maker and blacksmith, was in the city
to-day He reports more business in his
line than he can secure help to do.
The Viroqua band viii accompany
and be one of the drawing features OF
the Mystic worker excursion 10 the
Dells, Sunday. July 10 Train leaves
Viroqua at 6:15 a II
The VirOuua summer review school
opened Monday morning with an enroll
ment of fifty odd adult pupils, with in
creasing membership each day. It viii
very likely reach one hundred or more.
Sheriff Severson had Official business
at Stoddard on Thursday last. He says
that village is now agitating the ques-
ton Of incorporation. with prospect that
it win be accomplished in the near fu
ture.
&C. w. Chase, who recently disposed
of his fine farm four miles north of vi
roqua, has bought the Nels Krogan
place in Franklin. The negotiations
were made through the Vernon County
Land Company.
Mrs. DR.. Suttle departed on ic1g
journey to the Pacific slope, her parental
home at San Diego, California, where she
was called by the serious illness Of her
mother, Mrs. N. McKie, who has been
sick for some months.
The CENSOR learns with regret, as
! will all of his acquaintances, of the af-
| Fiction of Mr.. I'll. Nj. Davis of Clinton
town, who recently experienced stroke
of paralysis. How severe is the affiic-
tion, we are not advised.
One hundred and ninety-two miles
| travel on the rail road through pic
turesque country and ten miles boat
ride on the beautiful Wisconsin river
a., for 1926 Don't miss the great Mys-
tic Workers excursion July 10th.
Alderman and Mrs. o. HI Helgeson
are receiving visit from their daugh-
| ters, Mrs Anton Weiken and Hilda Hell
geson of Lindsey Mrs Weiken stopped
in La Crosse to have her child operated
on for an affection of the throat.
1t was pleasant surprise extended
| to Mrs. Mildred Schauffman at the resi-
dence Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Will
| lian Lake Wednesday night last. large
party of friends participating. Remem-
brances were ''showered' on the lady.
Mr.. John Metcalf of Kansas, arrived
| in the city this morning for visit with
his aged mother and sister, Mrs S. ".
Dewitt. Mr.. Metcalf is an old-time
printer and newspaper man He worked
on the CENSOR for two years following
his discharge 1T the close of the war.
The local camp of Woodmen and
| Royal Neighbors held pleasant social
| meeting following the session of the
camp Friday night last. Refreshments
were served and brief remarks indulged
| in. About seventy were present. Rev.
| G. E. Buffers was presented with q
purse of sixteen dollars as compliment
| for his memorial address on recent
Sunday
Indians around Tomah have been
victimizing buyers of ginseng by loading
the roots with shot The Tomah Moni-
tor says this fact was discovered last
week, when piece was broken off q
small root and few number six shot
uncovered The profit in shot where
sold at 81 pound can be easily estimat.
ed, but the II = men who thought of the
scheme certainly oupht to make sue.
cess in the gold brick business.
! The Viola Intelligencer reports that
Schroeder Brothers, g. II and q. w
have purchased the general merchan-
disc stock of Stoll ds Groves, known as
the Mound Park store, and have taken
possession Schroeder Brothers hav-
been clerks in the store and are familiar
with the business and we wish them the
best of Success. Stoll & Groves viii
still continue in the clothing business
80 we understand.
Mr.. Clarence shannon, manager fol
! the United Cigar Company at Viola
! was in the city on yesterday enrouts x
Westby to visit his brother. He tolf
the CENSOR that the evening previoui
stockholders in the Viola tobacco ware
. house had entered into an agreement
with his company 10 build an addition
, # seventy feet to their warehouse, anf
: IL was definitely settled that IL would b
. ready for use in handling the presen
, growing crop This win give them
business place nearly two hundred fee
: long The contemplated addition vii
! be located on the Vernon side Of th
erGnty line