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

For sal3, choice farm Joining the
city of Viroqua. Enquire OF Ed. Lind
Mayor Cofland has been confined
to his home by sickness for some days.
Hiram Riley returned from the
west, where he has been selling stock
horses the past year.
Mrs. Jerome Favor is away on an
extended visit with her daughter, Mrs.
DR. Moe at Heron Lake, Minnesota.
The seeming necessities of weddings
are new gowns and something in ster-
ling silver" JOS. BoEHRER, jew eler.
Date fixed for the republican county
convention is August 13 The official
call appears on another page of the CEN
SoR.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Stoke of Stod-
dard, spent Sunday in the city with the
latter's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Denning.
Watch repairing in all its intrica-
cies, correctly and properly done by J.
w. Lueus, the jeweler at Towners
store,
Mrs. r. Fl. Gilbert and daughter of
Langford, North Dakota, arc visiting at
the home OF Ludwig Sandsm ark in vi
rcqua,
Miss Ella It. Wilson Of this city, and
Martin Nelson of Liberty Pole, are at
tending the state university summer
school at Madison.
- Editor Munson left, today, for ten
days visit at his boyhood home in the
state Of Iowa. 1t is his first visit there
for uwenty-one years
The Westby ball team came down,
1.x nr,I HofaatoA IRxy
the locals in game at the fair grounds,
by the score of to 3.
Misses Ethel and Stella Nuzum re-
turned from Lawrence university for
the summer vacation. Genevieve Harris
will be home this week.
Mrs. Truesdale and daughter Mrs.
M. V. Frazier of Hillsboro, are visiting
at the home of their son and brother,
Earl Truesdale, is this city.
Louis Munyon with crew of men
is running the saw mill for Nustad Bros
They have been saving for over week
and have the logs pretty well cleaned up
Let us advise what is best for the
eyes. A. B. Stevens, optician and re-
fractionist at Jos Boehrer's, jeweler,
Wednesday and Thursday next, July 13
and IA.
Col G. Z. Morley showed us pota-
toes taken from his garden, July second
that were as large as a lady's fist. The
seed was planted just seven weeks pre-
vious.
Ladies Aid society of Brush Hollow
will give lawn social Saturday even
ing, July 8, at the farm home of J. M.
Nuzum for benefit of Brush Hollow
cemetery
Mics Martha johnson of Cashton, a
prominent young lady of nineteen, died
Monday morning about nine o'clock of
brain fever. Funeral will be held on
Wednesday.
Chester Rice has entered the broker
age office of Edwards, Wood q Com
pany, in this city. He will learn teleg-
raphy and otherwise assist Mr.. Aiken
in the office.
-Viroqua visitors at Tomah, on the
Fourth, witnessed a treat in exhibition
ball between the high and India school
boys of Tomah Score 2 to l on the side
of the high school.
Miss Stella Natwick returned from
Stevens Point normal school She was
accompanied by friend, Miss Polleys,
who is making a visit at the Natwick
home in Chase heights
John E. Riley, who recently re-
moved here from Avalanche neighbor-
hood, has purchased from Frank A.
Chase, the desirable Switzer residence
property and three acres of land.
Mrs. Gunda Holland of Coon, was
adiudged insane and taken to MENDOZA
hospital by Sheriff Severson and Miss
Matte Henry. 1t ia the third time the
unfortunate woman has been an inmate
of that institution.
The Enterprise say that Elmer Or
rison has resigned his position as mana
ger of the La Fargo electric light plant
and has gone ~ Madison to take q
course of study T. NJ Slime will have
charge Of the plant until new mana
ger can be secured.
-Viroqua and Soldiers Grove ball
Clubs amused large gathering at the
Fourth celebration at the latter place,
and it was a battle royal, one of the best
exhibitions of ball playing pulled off in
this section for years. The score stood
two and one in favor of Soldiers Grove.
The band boys and large delega-
tion that accompanied them to Tomab,
report a first. class celebration in the
neighboring city, and fine treatment.
Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon
open air concerts were given at Sparta,
the entire population responding with
their presence. Compliments were nu-
merous and effusive for the band.
A very painful accident happened to
Ray Henry, last Friday, while hiullng
rock to the city. In going mp q steep
hill he stopped the team to rest and
reached over on the load for a small rock
to block the wheel with, and while do.
ing this the load settled back and one
wheel passed over his right foot smash
ing it in a frightful manner. Ray is
around on crutehes now and says the
member is healing nicely.
-Silas Kellar, who enlisted IN the ma
Wv last October and put in the winter II
the hay of Panama, arrived at the OLD
home in the town of Webster in tins
for dinner the Fourth Silas has beer
laid up with rheumatism since Aprl
first. but he still tells pretty good fish
story. as he claims to have caught tisl
down in the bay that it took six men t
hold. Either the fish or the story Is I
whopper. Mr.. Kellar enlisted for fou
years, but secured discharge becausi
of rheumatism.
OF all the sir rers who ever came Z
Lancaster Mar lie McCawley is tn
best MUS aath charms TO sootn
savage breas G, but Miss McCawley
vocal music is more than qnieter Q
nerves. tt mas intellectually IN it
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