Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-21
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Miss Margaret Coffiand passed few
days at La Crosse.
j. A. Fetty was in the city from
Viola, yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Shanks is spending a
few days at La Crosse.
Myrtle Arlington is visiting her
aunt, Nrs Norton, at La Crosse.
"A nice lot of barn timbers on hand
at Thayet's, at very reasonable prices L
If wishing hard or soft wood lum-
ber of any kind, Thayer's is the place to
buy.
-Orvil Weber Of this city is working
with Geo. Byer at Westh7, putting up
telephone poles.
Mrs, Oscar Bosshard and little
daughter are visiting at the home Of
Andrew 4ldwin.
"A pa .lor passenger coach was, on
Monday, added to the equipment of the
Southeastern road.
Mr.. and Mrs Duncan of Meloy
Minnesota, were the guests of Mrs. A.
o. Larson on Sunday.
Mrs Edwards of Sparta, an old
time friend of VIM. Haughton, attend
ed the funeral Friday
Charles J. Michelet of Westby.
graduated from the Michigan university
at Ann Arbor, June 18th.
The ladies aid society of Liberty
Pole, will meet at William Hornby's,
Friday, June 30th, for supper.
Big bills from little leaks may grow.
Use Paroid roofing. For sale only by
Tibbits-Cameron Lumber Co.
There will be an ice cream socisble
given at J. B. Thiels, Friday night,
June 23rd. All are cordially invited.
-Messrs VIM. Crook, George Snyder
and o. FL Larson of Readstown com
munity, were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix have rented the
pleasant home of w. S. Arnold and will
be home to friends in about two weeks.
Among the many places that will
celebrate the Fourth in Vernon county
this year are VirCqua, Hillsboro, Ontar-
10 and Bloomingdale.
Miss Thea Thompson closed sue
eessful school year at La Fargo last Fri
day. She returned Monday. to her home
to spend the suInmer months.
Sidney Bean was operated upon in a
Milwaukee hospital for the removal OF a
DDTblOu u uppoI LudAllldAJ' liz OOA y
G. Tainter assisted in the operation
Thinking of roofing? If so, use Pa
roid. Is made complete-ready to lay.
Easily applied, lasts for years. For sale
only by the Tibbitts Cameron Lumber
Co.
In the town of Stark, Mrs Eliza
beth Jones, aged eighty-four years.
passed away, at the home of her daugh-
ter; Mrs. Thos Walling. She was one
of the pioneer mothers of the county.
j. D. Beck, formerly of this county
but now of Madison, was elected grand
warden of the grand lodge of the l. o %.
It. of Wisconsin, last week. He is a
member of Hazen lodge of Cashton.
Henry Casson, Jr., attended the
funeral of his grandfather. Rev. VIM
Haughton, last Friday. Henry is work
ing for the American Telephone COM
pany securing right t-of-way in Missouri.
Theron w. Bean and son Carl of
Chicago, arrived III the city on Saturday
to visit the May end Eckhardt families
and parental hoEIe of Dr. Bean at Re-
treat Mr.. Bean is money order clerk
in the Chicago postoffice.
Mr.. Salve Staalason, Rockton
young man, died in p Madison hospital
from tuburculosis Funeral occurred at
Rockton, last Wednesday, A few
months since Stsalason was married to
Emma Ericsson of that place.
The Herald says Chas. Williams, E.
S Ward, Fred Hale, w. c. Craido and
Chas. Crook, left Readstown for the
west, to work for the G. M. & ST. Paul
railroad company on its extension west
from Chamberlain, South Dakota.
County Surveyor Ristow was in the
city on court business, Monday. he re-
ports that work of grading and track
laying is well advanced on the South
eastern road between Stoddard and La
Crosse, and will be completed in few
days
AT the home of Frank Riley in this
city. Tuesday last. Rev. Chas. Buffers
officiating, occurred the marriage of Mr..
John T. Clancy to Miss Cora Phillips,
10th employees at the county asylum.
They left on the morning train for a
short wedding trip.
Captain II. T. James of Retreat
neighborhood, had the misfortune to
fall from the roof of his house, bursting
a blood vessel in one of his feet and in
turing his back. His injuries are not
dangerous, it will be a satisfaction to
his friends to learn.
Vernon county had sixteen attend
ants at the state university the past
year. three of whom graduatod-Erastus
Mcy,ees from the law school, Martin
Nelson from the agricultural college,
and Harry E Willing from the electri'
cal engineering department.
Lon Curtis has purchased from A.
j Beat the Ben Williams residence pro-
uerty and takes possession the first OF
next week Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
have nearly disposed of their household
effects, etc preparatory to taking boat
for Wales Great Britain, the latter part
of July Meanwhile they will visit some
of their many friends at West Prairie
and elsewhere
Vernon county is to have another
newspaper, and it will be located at CooI
Valley, in the near future The editol
and proprietor will be W. NJ. KRONER
stad of Onalaska, a young man of seven
teen wear. who has had considerable ex
perience in this line. The CENSOR is o
ihe opiuion that the village and edito
are a little young for this enterprise, bu
hopes they may grow up together.
LEGAL fishermen have been some
what puzzled over kind OF trout tina
is neither of the rainbow nor specKle'
varieties, and have been caught to som
extent in the Kickapoo river and neigh
boring tributaries. They have fsin
dark stripe down the side and deep re-
spots, not many in number, but YER