Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-01
A woman is SO queer she can CUES

A woman is so queer she can guess
wrong and yet hit it right
DIR. w. E. Belt and family have re-
moved from Redwood Falls, to Dodge
Center, Minnesota
John W. Brown has resumed work
on the new residence commenced in the
Third ward last fall
Robert J. Kalhar, late of Newton,
has engaged in business at Granite Falls,
Washington state
Mrs. Chester Minshall is spending
some days in Minneapolis, the guest of
L. W, Switzer's family.
On his farm in the town of Wheat
land, John H Seymour has caused a
we'll to be drilled which is over 400 feet
deep.
Former Sheriff Ericsson was over
from Rockton last Thursday, having
with him one of his children for medical
treatment.
Mrs Name Chase Perry of ST. Paul
Park, Minnesota, is renewing friend
ships in this city, her childhood home.
She is guest of Mrs. w d. Dyson.
John o. Nash and Matt Lawrence,
two prominent young farme,s of Free
man township, Crawford county, were
business callers in the city on Saturday.
Removal of fences from the grounds
of Mrs. o. B. Wyman and ]. S. Nc
Kittrick, greatly improves the ipdi-
vidual places and that section of the
city.
Emmett Zook is visiting his parents
at Newton. He was in the city last
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good position as travelling salesman
with Minneapolis wholesale sash and
door mandatory.
The date of DIR. McElwees next vi
sit will be Thursday, June 8, at Hotel
Fortney The doctors examinations are
free and no chronic sufferer should fail
to get the opinion of this skillful spe-
cialist in regard to their case.
Elmer Smith and wife have removed
here from Westby and will remain dur
ing the summer vacation. He has been
engaged to teach at Westby the coming
year, indicating that his work there tine
past three years has proven satisfactory.
"A man who had more time than
money is reported to have counted the
grains in bushel of wheat, and an
nounced that the number amounted to
only 500, 720 If you are skeptical as to
accuracy of the figures why, Just count
them yourself.
Rev A. r. Klein returned from his
western sojourn. He looks greatly i'm
proved in health and tells the CENSOR
that he is thankful 70 be back with his
church fiocks, gratiied with the benefit
received and the enjoyment of rest and
sights ling.
Az the late republican state con.
vention mot the railroad-rump-b bolting
concern) Judge d. o. MahoneY was
chosen as a member of the state cen
tral committee as one of the two rep
resentatiyes from the Third congress
sional district This is the first time
/ Vernon county has been thus honored
for q long number of years.
The city council transacted little
business at Tue day nights session ex-
cept discuss street and sidewalk prob
Ions. New walks were ordered CON
structed IN front of j. NJ Tainter and
q. n Clarkes residences Application
for druggist liquor permits were pre-.
sented from the three Niroqua pharma-
cists, and laid over till next meeting.
$50. So in street accounts and $40 miscei-
leaneous bills were allowed
Through the mists of forty years.
is the title Of thrilling and entertain
ing article contribr ed by General E
NJ. Rogers to the Sunday edition OF the
Milwaukee Sentinel The entire front
page Of the paper is devoted TO a eolored
illustration of the new scenes with Gen
eral Rogers standing on the breastworks
Of the old battle ground at Petersburg
after a lapse Of forty years The sub
ject matter of the article reviews the
lengthy encampment st Petersburg and
long campaigning in Virginia.