Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-10


SOR caller on Monday
II. o. Anderson of Readstown, was
in the city Monday.
Miss Bessie Cobb is visiting her sis.
ter at Calmar, Iowa.
Melvin Steenberg is in Milwaukee
attending undertakers' school.
Lloyd Gorsline and L. H. Munyon
have gone west to find employment.
MIR. Gullick Hetland of Jefferson, is
suffering severely from gall stones
Buy pair of slippers at the closing
out sale of The Tate Mercantile Co
Andrew J. Johnson attended con-
vention of druggists at Fond du Lac.
Mrs. Alex Tulloch of Victory,
joins the Viroqua party in the trip to
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. L. Russell returned
the last Of the week.
On account of rain, the Hillsboro
fair has been extended one day and will
run through Saturday.
Rev. G. E. Buffers will preach in
the Finley church, near Ross, on next
Sunday, August 14th at 2,30 p m.
-Elvin Snodgrass and John Apple
man went to South Dakota to find EN-
ployment in the vast harvest fields.
w 3nted to rent, by a responsible
family of three, furnished house.
Please apply at the CENSOR Office at
once.
Miss Grace Latta departed for st.
Croix county, where she has accepted
the principalship of state graded
school.
Virgil Buchanan, who has been Wis
iting parents and friends for some time,
returns to Nevada, where he has taught
for several years,
DR. viii Blake has located at Buff
falo, Wyoming. Mrs. Blake and her
brother Hershel Dennis, depart for that
place this evening.
Their many friends sympathize with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Butcher of Union, in
the loss by death of their daughter
Pearl, aged ten years.
Mrs. c. A. Storer and little son and
daughter arrived from Linneus, Mis-
souri, for visit with Mrs. Storer's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs J III. Nuzum.
The Enterprise says that James
Joseph was severely injured by having
a large log roll upon him while working
at the arm and PIN factory in La Fargo
Visitors TO the Wisconsin State fair
in September will hear the great Fill
pino Constobulary band, which is one
of the big attractions at the st. Louis
Exposition.
Mrs. Mildred Lake Schauff of st.
Tarvsns MfrnasOra on1 MvS II nnri-
val of the same state. are visiting their
parents and many friends of girlhood
days in this city.
In Rea1stown, week ago, occurred
the death oe Matnias Mizer, at the ad
vanced age of eighty-four years He
had been a resident of the county nearly
thirty years, leaves eleyed sons and
daughters
Rev. Buffers will favor the members
Of Viroqua Odd Fellows lodge, at the
close of business next Saturday evening,
with talk on his recent trip through
the Yellowstone NedonaI Park All
members are invited and requested TO be
p >esent
So far as heard from no Vernon
county man who registered for the
Rosebud land lottery has been lucky
enough to be winner. But it win yet
be some days before the drawing is
closed. Only one hundred awards are
made daily.
Arthur E Psrkins has the founda-
ton ia for his ney blacksmith and
wagon shop, on the location purchased
from Isaac Solberg 1t will be 30x50
feet, two stories Of solid brick, q fine
improvement for that portion Of south
Main street.
Prof. C01over, q member of the state
board Of control accompanied by Mrs.
Couover. pail an official visit 70 the
county asylum, rema- -niug - guests OF
Supt. AID Mrs. Wilk - for twentY-four
hours. Many of our citizens were
pleased to meet them,
Ray Jordan Of La Fargo, who re-
Gently received IN appointment. by civil
service examination. in the treasury de-
{ partment at Washington. writes to his
/ home paper that he is well pleased with
his situation. He SAYS it Is the easiest
+ requirements possible, although much
responsibility attaches to it.
IT. T. Sanwiek. wife and party,
are home from the fair. They report
splendid weather and Erst-class 81 yht-
/ seeing. Mr.. Sanwick says that no
matter how hot it may be in the sun.
! when one is inside Of one Of the great
/ buildings on the grounds, he is not the
least bit uncomfortable from heat.
TIE whole business world is now
/ watching the crops. These crops mean
/ a lot Of newly created wealth. Men
, nay buy and sell till doomsday and the
world 10 rar,-a t,a rf4na,. E7N vvv,ar, coma
/ man has raised q pound Of cotton, a
( busael Of corn. q fat hog OF a brood Of
/ chickens the country Is that much the
richer.
The Sentry says that Elias Fox
/ placed some fish from re government
I hatcheries in the Hillsboro mill pond
/ They are OF the black bass variety.
J Some think that black bass cannot live
in that pond, but Mr.. Fox is convinced
that this conditions are about the sam g
+ AZ some lakes that he knows of where
these fish are IN abundance.
Capt J Henry Tate departs. to-
morrow, fer Boston to attend the Ma
tional Grand Army eDesHpmant as a
deIegate-at-l large from " s-,es-ai1 This
viii give him ehancs TO re.-css scenes
4 about renowned Boston, where he long re-
sided. Roger Williams Of HilIsboro.
viii attend she eneam puent Mrs @.
Y. Porter a-d son Charlie Misses Ell.
nora Larson and Katie Peterson will
aigp sake adwan5agc OF tiIa iaw ritiiroaIi
rates and 20 10 the vicinity OF Boston.
Miss MaVma Newlan. one Of Yer.
non county 3 ueachers. who haE recently
returned from Mobile. Alabama, gives
"a Fav-oraf1fe renorr Of the sor74b Thfz7 T.