Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-15

John Stoll ia erecting a large two
story dwelling on his lots in the Third
ward.
-Worley Glenn is here from Mime
apolis, spending few days with his
parents.
Mrs. Thos. McCulloeh has gone to
Valley Junction to take up her residence
with son.
The De Soto-Lansing ferry makes
regular trips twice day, three times
on Saturdays
I w. Switzer Of Minneapolis, has
been looking after farm and business
interests in this section.
joel M. Nuzum and family have
moved to their town cf Webster farm
for the summer season.
Veteran Geo w. De Lap was over
from Ontario for visit with his brother
and to attend probate business.
Cyrus Hovde, a Christiana young
man, has accepted position as clerk in
Pitcher & Paulson's shoe store atSparta.
Mrs. Albert johnson of Harmony
is in Mt. Sterling attending the we'd
ding of her cousip and win return in a
week.
Mrs. Ida Crouch Hazlette has been
delivering a series CT lectures on social
ism in the villages on the Kickapoo
railroad.
Miss Nellie Haughton returned to
Washington, d. c.. last Saturday, aftel
spending several weeks with her parents
in this city.
The wife of Reuben Leach, engineer
on the Viroqua branch road, was taken
to q La Crosse hospital to be treated for
nervous prostration.
Miss Addie Smith returned home
Saturday last, after a six weeks visit
with numerous relatives at Sugar Grove,
Boaz and Richland Center.
Mrs J. r. Casson has placed new
walk on the north side of her residence
property. Aug. Smith constructed q
walk on the east of his premises.
Mr. j. A. Fetty and Mr. Shilling of
Viola, were in the city last Thursday.
Jacob Benn, the fighting republican of
that village, was also caller in town.
-Westby village council has offered
the electric railroad promoters five thou
sand dollars to run through the town
and franchise along the tracks of the
st. Paul company.
Camping out is all the go now. A
number of BOYS from the city spent
several days down near Bristow. They
report a pleasant time, AM a wonderful
catch Of trout, as usual
Bicycle riding in Viroqua is now
limited to very few persons, and they
ride only occasionally. A half dozen
years ago nearly every house in the city
possessed one to three cycles.
Mr. Dennis Howarth, one of the
prominent old-tims citizens of DeSoto
vicinity, died recently at the age of
seventy-nine years. Mr.. Howarth had
lived useful and upright life. He was
stricken by paralytic stroke
fred Hansen returned, last Thurs
day, from South America, where he
spent nine months representing threeh-
INK machine company introducing their.
machines. He reports splendid time
and greatly enjoyed the trip and expert
ence.
In company with his brother Alex
Mr.. BENJAMIN Skolass of Chicago, was
a caller in Viroqua on Thursday last
He has worked in the windy city for Sc
ven years and this was his first visit to
the old town of Jefferson home in that
time.
The Enterprise learns that the peo-
pie of Buckeye Ridge in Webster, will
make the eagle scream coming Fourth
and they are preparing to get mp cele-
bration that will be an 'old-fashioned
hummer The celebration will be in
George Appleman's grove
Rev. c. E. Buffers and Frank II.
Williams, accompanied by their wives,
departed for the west on Monday 70 be
absent some weeks. Their objective
point is the Yellowstone National Park,
which they expect to explore to its limits,
taking their leisure in camping and
The tOea,.nown Herald SAYS that
the tobacco warehouse at that place re-
ceived three car loads of tobacco
shipped from La Fargo, from parties
near Hillsboro One crop from 12 acres,
II, 800 lbs, which more than filled one
car, which is considered an extra crop
for this yeac.
Postmaster Goodell and daughter
Katie departed for the st. Louis exposi-
tion, driving to La Crosse, Sunday.
They took passage on an excursion boat,
NJ onday morning, and make the trip by
river. They viii extend their journey
to Kansas to visit relatives. taking about
a month for the trip
- Visitors to the ST. Louis exposition
from June II to 10, will find Frank A, 4
Chase. of Spokane, at the Washington
state building In that building the en-
tire marble stairway was furnished by
the Crystal Marble Company, in which
n number of Vernon county people are
interested Mr. Chase writes that his
company has recently received the best
marble contract ever taken in the west.
John Wagner, who has been asso-
cisted with c. o. Andrews in the manu-
facture of cigars, and John Watson of
this city, will establish q shop here and
will continue making the Even Change
which is one of the popular brands Mr.
Andrews manufactured We under
stand the young men will have rooms in
the Tate block All will join with us in
wishing them lots Of Business
"A very pretty wedding took place at
the hore Of Mr.. Trun an Kendall at
Springville last Sunday, in the presence
OF a few immediate relatives Miss
Mary Kendall and Jemes Clswson OF
La Crosse. were unite6. in natrimony by
Rev. A r Klein. The bride, who Is
we'll and favorably known, will he great
Iy miss for her good works. The young
G, uple has the best wishes ct host OF
friends.
Yesterday, Tuesday, was fag day
throughout the United States and It
was everywhere observed. It was the
one hundred and twenty-seyenth ami
versary of the adoption Of the STAYS aud