Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-24
Cool weather.

Mrs. Bates is visiting in Iowa.
City schools open September 9TH
Apples ar a drug on the market
-Lese than a month to the county fair.
Geo Groves of Viola was up Sun
day.
Mrs. Drew is visiting her son at La
Fargo.
Seth 7. Smith is visiting with rela-
tives at Sparta.
-Noxious week blanks for sale at the
CENSOR office.
-Swifts tobacco fertilizer for sale at
Echkardt elevator
Miss Ella Fridell came home from
Camp Douglas for visit
Enora Dahl and Martha Neprud
ara attending camp meeting,
Miss Hazel Smith has returned from
an extended visit at Sparta.
The entire stock must be sold out
regardless of cost at the Boston, :,
-Threshing is at full head, most Of the
grain being threshed from the shock.
Mrs. Mccullough returned from
visit with her sons in Monroe county.
For sale, household goods and gar
en- implem ents. Mrs. F. a, BRIGGS.
For rent, the John N Olson resi-
dence, near Court house Inquire Of
premises.
Two rooms to rent to lady roomers,
Inquire of Mrs Robertson in Howard
Miller residence.
Mr.. and Mrs l. W Smith have been
receiving a visit from their daughter,
Mrs. Seal aud children of North Dakota.
Miss Marie Hektoen and Mss I'm
seth of Westby, visited at the Natwlck
home in Chase Heights last Wednesday
An ice cream social will be held at
Mrs. O. Kjos, two miles southwest OF
Viroqua, next Saturday evening All
invited.
- Henry Lindemann. president of the
Bank Of Viroqua, is attending the state
association of bankers in session at La
Crosse.
-Springville w. C. T. U. will meet
with Mrs. Jarome Favor, Thursday
afternoon September 1. Everybody in
Mrs. Ruth Alison Blodgett of
Charles City, Iowa, is visiting at the
home of Mrs. c. G. Brown. Mrs. Bl0d-
getts early home was in this city.
Miss Myrtle Wise is in Milwaukee
selecting her fall stock and getting the
latest ideas in millinery. She was ac-
companied by her sister Nellie.
Ladies aid society of Congregational
church will give Dutch Market Sat
urday August 9th Ill church parlors
Come and buy your Sunday dinner
The ladies society of the Lutheran
Synod church will have an ice cream
social Saturday evening at seven o'clock
at Mrs Kjos II miles southwest OF town.
Mrs Walter Proctor arrived from the
south, after passing a few weeks at the
st. Louis exposition. At present she Is
the guest of her parents at Seeleyburg
BY official notice given elsewhere, it
will be learned that bids for the con-
struction of the public library building
will be received and opened on Tuesday,
September 9th.
Leslie Smith, who graduated from
Chicago medical college last year, locat-
ed at Lexington, Illinois, for the practice
of his profession, taking the place of an
established practitioner.
Mrs. Fl. L. Gilmore and children
from Denver, Colorado, wiso have been
visiting ut the home Of her aunt, Mrs
A. Severtson for the past few weeks, re-
turned home last Monday
Viola Methodist ladies, Mesdames
Burger and Schauer, were in the city on
Satuld gaining points on manner Of
conducting "trip around the world
similar to that put on in this city few
weeks since
The local exchange crew of work
men who have been engaged for several
weeks rebuilding the telephone lines TO
Newton, Purdy and Bristow, have COM
pleted their labors, and hence improved
service is assured to those points.
James Honaker, who was shot by
Purcell on the celebration grounds July
Fourth at Dach Ridge. has 80 far re-
covered from his perilous position, RS to
be in the city for the first time, last
Monday. Mr.. Honaker realizes that
ninety-nine out of one hundred chances
were against his recovery.
The staSe papers Of this morning
announce the appointment OF DR. Fred
A. Tate az a member of the state boar
of dental examiners Dr., Tate is vi
roqua boy, hut he's practiced his pro
fession with success for some years at
Rice Lake, n Barron county. His
friends here extend congratulations to
Dr. Fred on the honor
Lars Leum died suddenly Tuesday
evening at an advanced age. being past
so wears. He was butied "Wednesday
from the MeIhy church, Rev. Eikiarud
officiating. 2. r. Paulson harvested
last week his seventeenth crop with the
same binder. G. J. Hovde has Just har-
vested his sixteenth crop with the same
binder 1t is evident that these gentle
men have taken care of their machinery.
-Westby Times.
"A man who is very rich now, was
very poor when he was boy. When
asked how he got his riches, he replied
''My father taught me never to play till
nv work was finished, and never to
sperd money till had earned it. If l
had but half an hour's work 70 do in a
day. must do that the first thing and in
half an hour. Aud after this ! was al
lowed to play and [ could then play
with much more pleasure than If had
the thought of an unfinished task before
INV mind. | early formed the habit Of
doing everything in its time, and It soon
became perfectly easy to do so. It's to
this habit | owe mY prosperity. Let
every boy WHO reads this 60 and DO IKE
wise and he will meet a similar reward
No farmer should have more land
than he can cultivate we'll 1t is waste
of time and energy TO attempt to cover
too much. and as a general thing re-
suits are less satisfactory t122v ~ the
small farms in Err.and yield as nuch