Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-27
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Camping parties are the fashion
nowadays.
-Swifts tobacco fertilizer for sale at
Echkardt elevator
Clifford Nix is spending week at
the parental home near Sparta.
Andrew Bakken was bust ness Wis
itor from Cashton on Monday.
John Kendall filed the Methodist
pulpit at La Fargo last Sunday.
at Coon Prairie cemetery, Bishop Hal
vorsen preaching the funeral sermon.
-spectacles and eye glasses scientifi-
cally fitted. ]. w. Lucas, Towner block
&C. W. Reeve is receiving a visit
from his mother, who resides in Irinton.
Some money to loan on real estate
security. Inquire of Butt q Butt.
Candidates are on the wing inter
viewing party men in all sections of the
county.
Miss Minnie Roberts of West Salem,
is visiting at the residence of Aug.
Smith.
Miss Enola Carmichael has been
visiting friends and relatives at Bloom
ingdale.
Mrs. h P. Proctor arrived home
from St Louis, on Tuesday morning for
an indefinite stay.
= 10 per cent discount at Fl. D. Will
lams & Cos on ladies and misses walk
ing skirts; this month only.
Freeman Endicott and wife have
removed to Sugar Grove neighborhood
where Mr. Endicott will engage in
farming
Mrs. Charles Chase of La Fargo
spent some days at the M. d. Chase home
in this city. Charlie came for her on
Sunday.
Geo. w. Allen and Alex. Lowrie of
Jefferson, were among those who went
west to take chance in the Rosebud
land lottery.
Miss Elizabeth Spellum joined the
family of her brother at Westby, and
they are spending some time at Minocqua
summer resort.
Soldiers Grove has outgrown it's
school facilities and in consequence a
large addition will be erected to the
high school building.
Wedding days create a large de-
mand for high class goods, especially
the kind we keep. Every piece warran-
ted. Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
Little folks of the Methodist Sun
day school picniced on the delightful
and slightly grounds of Lumberman
Gates east of town on Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. P. Bouffieur, Mr.. and Mrs P.
H. Oftedahl left for Duluth to visit rel.
tives Mr.. Oftedahl will make tour
of in spection of Minnesota before re-
turning.
Mics Myrtle Silbaugh who recently
graduated from Dixson college, is to
locate at Soldiers Grove to give the COM
munity the benefit of her musical train
ing as teacher.
A fire in some Of the outbuildings
on the grounds of the state school at
Sparta, were damaged by fire during
the early hours Monday morning, The
loss is very small.
During the elevation of nine-foot
granate shaft at their marble yard in
this city, Larson Brothers had the mis-
fortune to break the same in three places,
destroying the 1000 piece.
"A writer from Ontario says: I'VE
have good authorityto say that Geo.
Roberts (colored), formerly of Forest,
was killed in Minneapolis recently; one
of his own race cut his throat.
We will sell cheap for cash the fix
lures in the grocery, shoe and gents fur
nishing departments. The closing out
of the stocks in these departments now
in full blast. THE TATE MERC Co.
Anton Fortney and Theo. Johnson
of West Prairie, transacted business in
town. Ole Overflow from the same
neighborhood. brought in a nice lot of
hogs which cleared him nice sum of
money.
Mrs O. H. Hestetuth of Franklin,
returned from La Crosse Lutheran hos
pital, where she was operated upon two
months ago for delicate trouble. She
is now able to be about her home, much
TO the relief and joy of her family and
neighbcrs.
William Goodnough of Kendall,
aged 10, with three companions, got in
a freight car at a small station east of
Council Bluffs, Iowa, when brakeman
came along ard fastened the car door.
A hot box set the car on fire and the
four men were burned beyond recogni-
tlon.
John jacobson, clerk of Coon. was
in the city on Thursday. He says an
active canvass will be made by petition
in favor of the electric railroad PROPOSE
tion, and believes there is little ques
tion but the voters will willingly Join in
making the road construction an as
sured success.
Frank Kolash and wife went over
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look after things Mr. Kolash informs
us that during the storm Monday even
ing lightning struck his barn, killing
one horse, severely injuring another,
and deafening two others. The barn
was damaged somewhat but did not
catch on fire. .-Hillsboro Sentry.
An exchange is authority for the
following fly remedy: ''One part car
bolic acid to 20 Of fish oil mixed with a
small amount of kerosene and applied
once in three or fcur days with a sprayer,
which can be bought for 81, will save
the cows untold discomfort and increase
the flow Of milk, to say nothing about
the time and temper saved in the pro-
cess of milking,
Mrs. Bertine Louise Meiby, wife of
Peter Melby, passed away at their home
on Coon Prairie last Saturday. Deceased
had been in i'll health long time, hay
ing suffered from consumption She
was 80 years, months and l6 days old.
She leaves a husband and large number
Of relatives to mourn her loss. Deceased
was a most estimable lady, of lovable
and gentle disposition, and her patience
throughout her long period of illness
was particu arly noted by her host of
friends. The remains were laid 70 rest