Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-31
aools open next Monday.
September.

Public schools open next Monday.
George Snyder Of Kickapoo. was il
town Saturday.
-Noxious week blanks u sale at the
CENSOR office.
-Swifts tobacco fertilizer for sale a
Echkardt elevator.
-sMr and Mrs o. T. Hill spent few
day with relatives at La Fargo.
The entire stock must be sold on
regard less of cost at the Boston
Mrs John Nelson and children O
Sparta are visiting relatives here,
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.
Rev. John A. Stemen returned home
after two weeks fishing and rest in
northern Wisconsin
Mrs NJ g. Davis is here from
Ladysmith for a visit with numerous
relatives and friends
Banker and Edgar Ewers and A. ~
Asbury were up from Readstown on
business, Monday.
-Solfest Otteson and wife Of Bristow
neighborhood, have been visiting their
children in this city.
John IL Seymour, one Of Wheat
lands leading young farmers, is CON
fined to his bed with rheumatism
Fred Romanowsky of La Crosse,
has been in this section for a few days,
combining business and visiting
-SpringvilIe ladies' M. E. aid society
will meet with Mrs. Martha Thompson,
Thursday forenoon September Sth.
What's become of the old-fashioned.
man who held out visit to the fair as a
reward for his boys if they worked well2
George J. Williams came from New
Mexico to pass few days at home. He
is train dispatcher located at Phoenix,
What's become of the old fashioned
man who, when he invested in a cigar,
smoked it so short that he used a splint-
er Of wood to hold the stub?
Broken prices If not in the middle
they are nearly 80, and offer chan 3e for
buyers seldom found in such gus lities
and styles. Jos. BOEHRER, Jewe. .er.
Miss Margaret Morse enters Stevens
Point normal school Misses Martha
anu Auud NepIu'l u w cetDSs lCISAH
their studies at tue same institution.
Big game awaits the man who hunts
for it, Note the good things in our
store. Buy now and you will buy again
later on. Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
Peter b. Oftedahl departed, Mon
day, for his new field of employment at
Moorehead, Minnesota. Mrs Oftedahl
does not expect to follow for some
weeks
-Messrs. J. G. Watson, S. Marshall
and r. Bromley, with their wives came
on Saturday, from Red Mound locality
and remained till Monday at camp
meeting.
Miss Jennie Butt left for Chicago a
few days since. She will go direct to
Los Angeles, California, to commence
work as instructor Of elocution in the
public schools.
August 18th, near De Soto. Thomas
Joseph passed away at the age of sixty
four years, having resided at the place
where he died for over forty years. Mr..
Joseph was born in England.
A basket sociable will he given at
the home of Ole Thompson next Satur-
day evening for the benefit Of Asbury
Lutheran church. Ice cream and coffee
will also be served. All are invited,
While working q saving machine
Thos +. Gorsuch experienced the mis-
fortune TO have one of his fingers caught
in the cog wheel, crushing the same. 1t
will give him a play spell for some time
The state board of health announces
the names of forty y-seven applicants who
successfully passed annual examination
4 = l. s,yNI s1r,, ,R,r,lr lrgna
Among the number are Melvin Steen-
berg of Viroqua, Adolph c.. Sveen of
Westby,. and Fl. c. Plimpton Of La
Fargo.
james Tweed, well-to-do farmer,
died from injuries received Friday,
while riding a horse home from Ferry
vile. He had ridden several rods when
ne complained to a son and was immed
lately helped from the animal and taken
home in a carriage. He died Saturday
evening in great agony of a rupture. -
Crawford County Press.
Geo. w. Davis, proprietor of the
Towerville woolen mills, was in the
city to transact business on Monday.
He reports work in his line growing less
each year, so few are the farmers that
have their fiannels made at the mill
who do the knitting for their families
Col. Butt entertained company of
pioneer friends at his home last Wednes-
day afternoon. serving lunch and in
dulging in "reminiscences of Vernon
county's early days His guests were
Revs Haughton and NuZum, Fl. Trow
bridge, Tohn Dawson, II. D. and c. d
Williams. M. c. Nichols, Calvin Nor
ley, N. G. Weeden, O, c. Weeden.
Our neighbor and friend, BENZ
Williams was kicked by one of Henry
Lindemann's driving horses, last Thurs.
day evening, one of the animals feet
striking him sledge hammer blow in
the ribs fracturing as is believed one or
more of those tender braces of the sys-
tenn. His injuries have been very pain
ful, but Mr.. Williams is gaining daily.
B. c. Dinsdale spent last Saturday
in the city, leaving for his Appleton
home that evening. He had been at
Fennimore to attend family reunion
of his fathers family, consisting of two
sons and ten daughters, all being pres
ent besides a large gatheridg of other
kindred Jol Dinsdale the : seran
who was thus honored. Is seven ; nine
years old, been a resident of the neigh
borhood where he still resides, upwards
of fifty years. There was present from
Colorado at the reunion a sister Of Mr..
Dinsdsle who is his senion by two years
All true citizens are agreed that the
saloon system of today is bad thing.
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