Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-06

I SbCPSs LIS AcdQ AClA kkUDu ln5 TWO
cars passing over the same, crushing il
| into unrecognizsble mass. A brake
man saw the unfortunate young man
approach the train and cautioned him in
positive terms to keep away.
Young Singels lived south of Reads
town, has a widowed mother, and three
sisters and brother
Summer school opens in Viroqua
next Monday.
-Swifts tobacco fertilizer for sale at
Eckhardt elevator.
Smoked bacon 1870 per pound at
Devlin's meat market
Simon Severson of Westby, IS visit
ing relatives in North Dakota
Merchant John Layer is receiving
visit from his father of La Crosse.
Gen aral Rogers Is making numerous
repairs and additions to his residence
property.
N. A. Nelson has a new baker at
his establishment in she person of Emil
WITT of Milwaukee.
Hon. Geo. E Tate and Carlos Bu-
chanan were county seat callers from
La Fargo, on Tuesday.
j w Latamore and wife enroute
from Richland county to their home at
Genoa, were in town on Tuesday.
e. NJ Wright, Prairie du Chiens
leading druggist, died from wounds re.
ceived in a fall. The Wright family
has been engaged in that line of trade
in that old city since 1855
j. A. Mills was Coon Valley caller
ay, FrhvV ToxV Ia Aln&
creamery there is doing very extern
sive business this season, manufactur-
ing 5000 pounds of butter a month.
According to the reckoning of the
older citizens tnis is the year for the
seventeen-year locusts, says an ex-
change. 1t was seventeen years ago
this summer that they made their last
visit.
In the interstate shoot for the
Chronicle trophy cup, Viroqua lost to
Winona, at that place on Tuesday, score
in favor of the Minnesota city 665 to 641
for our boys, out of possible of S25
Boehrer Baldwin, Griffin, Shannon and
Stafford made up the Viroqua team.
Wedding rings, especially, should
be exsctly as represented. They have
constant usage, often hard wear. If
inferior gold is used or the ring poorly
made, the wearer is very apt : /, discover
it. We guarantee our ring to be prop.
erly made and the qu"nty they are
stamped. Our prices are as low as it is
possible to make them. JOS BoEHRER.
An Indiana farmer in his despera-
tion in trying to get hand sent this
advertisement to his local paper Farm
help wanted. Wages Sc per day. Break
fast served in bed Working hours from
10 in the morning to 2 in the afternoon.
All Feavy work will be done by the boss.
Cigars furnished free. Any hand work
ing the entire season can have the farm.
Apply at once
The windmill on tie farm, says an
exchange should be made to do far
more useful work than i usually does.
1t should do the charming, the separat-
ing, turn tie o-indstone. tne corn shelter
and the feed grindel, and especially
should it be maaa 20 furnish the farm
home with p supply of water under
pressure. Asit is, nine out of ten mills
do nothing but pump water for the
stock.
Pr F. V. Evert, Retreats physi-
ciau, was united in marriage with Miss
Lizzie M. Haight, at Madison. June %.
A. Madison paper commenting on the
solemnity of the day and occasion says;
'Ir cad of spending the trying hours
Oh nis wedding day prior to IL e cere-
mony in nervous suspense, he took his
hook and line and pleasantly passed the
time fishing in the lake and was re-
warded by the eaten of fifteen.pound
pickerel.
The CENSOR is in receipt of cards
announcing the marriage, on June goth,
at Stevens Point, of Mr. Thomas A.
Henry of Viroqua, and Miss Eva b.
Marshall of Stevens Point The many
friends of Thomas in his old home will
congratulate him in his new relation.
He is principal of the Eau Gale, Dunn
county, schools, where he and the young
bride will be at home after August Is.
They will soon arrive in Yiroqus to
spend some time.
Miss Emma Saxton, daughter of A,
b. Saxton, who recently graduated from
the Oshkosh Normal, arrived home yes
terday to spend the summer. Miss Sax
ton had the honor of being selected as
one of the debating team of the Oshkosh
Normal which contested this year with
the Illinois Normal and won. Miss
school. She has accepted a position rs
teacher at Bessimer, Michigan, the next
school year. Sparta Democrat.
Jason Simpson arrived home last
Saturday, from California, where he
with Sam Pennell and Jason Russell,
/ also Viroqua boys, were mustered out of
the regular army on June 25th. They
| Joined the regulars three years ago and
spent most of the time in the Philippine
| Islands. Jason states that they had
some pretty hard times, also some easy
ones in their campaigns and that they
are in good health, Russell weighing
nearly 200 pounds. Pennell stopped of
( at Sparta and Russell remained in the
Golden State.
If you are farmer and have "bot
| white" on your place do not kill him
even if the law permits you to do so
| The ornithologists of the department oi
agriculture have been making an inves
tigation of the economic value Of tbs
bob white" as a result of which it il
announced that that bird is probably
the most useful abundant species on tbs
farms, a. it consumes large quantities
of weed seeds and destroys many of tht
insect pests The report urges measures
to preserve this bird.
Two teachers Institutes viii De bel,
in Vernon county this summer. One q
Hillsboro. beginning July 18th. for fiv
DAYS. ami the other at Yiroqua, begin
ming August let. for ten days Tn
Hillsboro institute will be conducted b,
Prof. A. Il. Fletcher. of River Fall