Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-12
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painted china on sale at A. J. Johnson's
For rent, Mrs. A. o. Larson's son'H
store building on Main street. inquire
at millinery store.
Found, one mile south of town, a
ladies black cape, silk lined Owner can
get same at this office.
Miss Kate Joyce, teacher in the Du-
luth city schools, arrived home on Sun
day for summer vacation,
The Springville M. E. Aid society
will meet with Mrs. Sam Mills, Thurs
day afternoon, July Goth.
Master Bernard Sargent fractured
one of the bones in his right arm while
performing on trapeze.
Lost, on rural route No. 8, a watch
fob bearing initials M. J" Finder
please hand to driver on route
Miss Matte Hoffi and is taking two
weeks vacation from clerking duties at
Lindemann's, having gone to her home
near Soldiers Grove.
The well.known hotel Winship
House at Sparta, has again changed
hands, a gentleman fro'n Minnesota hav'
ing become landlord.
Mrs. Chatteleau of Oklahoma, who
has been the guest of the John Dawson
family for several weeks, left for Ohio,
Monday. She is an aunt of Mr.. Daw-
son.
On Monday, from Caldwell, Ohio
arrived Stephen Mills, daughter, grand
daughter and daughter-in-law for two
months sojourn with the numerous
Mills families in Jefferson.
Thomas Peterson has moved from
Gays Mills to Bristow, where be pur-
chased the stock of merchandise OF the
late Thos. A Thompson. Glad to have
You back in old Vernon, Thomas.
Fully seven hundred people took al
vantage of the Southeastern excursion
and attended Barnum 81 Bailey's circus
at La Crosse, last Wednesday. All
points on the line sent large delegations
Andrew Rosenwater of Rising Sun
accompanied by his family,
was in the city o.. -1onday. He told
the CENSOR that his tobacco crop would
be ready for topping" in another week
While Baker Nelson left his place
of business for about two minutes, Sun
day morning, to draw pail of water,
some unknown person tapped his money
drawer to the tune OF five silver do,lars'
While sitting on an elevated plat
form with a number of other young
ladies, Saturday afternoon, Miss Carrie
Groh was precipitated to the ground,
throwing her arm ont OF place at the
elbow.
The Herald says that Village Clerk
Pond completed the census Of Readstown
and was first to send in -sturns to the
county clerk The population OF Reads
town ia 516, gain of over 100 people
since 1900
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lake have at
the old home on their annual vacation
their daughter and SON in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Schoffman of st. James, and Mrs
J. Ell. Dorrival and children of Caiedon-
Ia, Minnesota.
Notwithstanding the very unfavora-
BILE weather Bloomingdale had big Gel.
ebration the Eourth 1t was conducted
by the Woodman camp and the order re-
allied above one hundred dollars profit
Hon. A. Fl. Dahl was orator of the day
AT Ladysmith, Rusk county, by one
train, arrived 5000 sheep The shi.
ment completes flock of more than
10, 900 sheep on one ranch south OF Lady.
smith, all brought from the state On
Washington. This speaks well for Wis
consin as a grazing state.
Rev. M. G. Holm and family of Fol
som, departed for Norway on Saturday
last, to be gone one year. Their hosts
of friends will wish the good minister
and his estimable wife restful and
pleasant vacation and a safe return to
home and friends.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Benz.
Williams left Viroqua bound for their
native Wales, where they go for the
benefit of Mrs. Williams health, They
sail from New York on the 18th. That
the relief sought for may be speedily Sc
cured, ia the earnest wish Of a long list
of friends and neighbors.
SO rapidly has his condition improy-
ed within the past week that shed
Stout was able to be brought home on
Saturday afternoon, making the trip in
good shape. He was very tired but
greatly pleased to be on his OWL heath.
His sons, Ernest and Harry, ACCOMPANY
ed Mr.. Stout
The hour at which trains are run ON
the Southeastern road makes very con-
venient for picnic parties to half or full
day at many pleasant grounds between
Westby and Chasepurg. Citizens of Vi
roqua, Westby and other towns on the
line have commenced TO improve the OPP
portunity for outings.
Superintendent Wilkins has been
appointed one of twenty eight delegates
to represent Wisconsin at the national
conference OF charities and corrections,
to be held at Portland, Oregon, July 10
to %. Mr.. Wilkins will not attend
This Ia recognition by acting governor
Davidson of Mr.. wilkins qualifications
along these lines
The CEsS SoR is in receipt of paper
from Arlington, Washington, annouBc-
ing the death, at that place, of James
Il Baker, d former we'll known citizen
of Webster town, who went west Two
or three years ago MIR Baker was ii
Pennsylvania by birth, sixty-six years
old, q veteran of the civil war who had
several months of misery and suffering
in rebel prisons
Picnic at Coon Prairie church, Sun
| day. July 10th Services will be held
! la the church, 1881 "A. IN Collection
for the benefit of the Norwegian school.
Speeches will he given in the Afternoon
IN the grove The Wrstby band viii
furnish music Golfer. lemonade, Ice
cream aud tsstables can bt. bad II thr
stands 10 the grove. The proceeds fiou
the stabd- will G, to the congregation
treasury
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