Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
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Hi. Riley ie home from the west for
a short vacation.
For finest hand. painted china 60 to
A. J. Johnson's drug store.
Mr.. e. Tilton came to Join old
neighbors in celebration days.
La Fargo put it over" Hillsboro to
the scale of to at base ball.
La Fargo secures 81, 900 for saloon
licenses. Two have been granted.
Paul 7. Paulson OF Christiana. was
pleasant "alier at this Office, Friday.
Mr. Frank Witcraft of Genoa town.
was a business caller in Viroqua on FRI
day.
DIR. Carl Peterson and wife of Cash
ton, passed Sunday in the city with rel
atives.
-Viroqua now has the greatest num-
ber of saloons In its history at one time
seven.
&C. w. Graves and son Allan are
spending few days in northern Wis
consin. fishing.
Eugene Sabin of Eigin, Illinois, Wis
tied Ananias Hall and other relatives in
this community.
l4ttlb . lAdiN idn uCu nOi14O 1LOlll
Decorah Luther college, where he was q
student the past year.
Mr. and Mrs M. d. Chase returned
home, last Wednesday. from Kansas,
where they passed three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Il. Buchanan of
Webster, spent day In the city with
their daughter Mrs. Clyde Foster.
Mr.. George Sandon and family of
Whitestown, are making a summer tour
of the west by private conveyance.
Jacob Aberg was in from West
Prairie oa Saturday, and paid for two
yearly subscriptions for friends in Mich
igan.
Anton II. Nelson tells the CENSOR
nat he caught seventeen trout in Coon
creek, near Coon Valley, that averaged
about two pounds each.
-Worley b. Glenn is again pleasantly
situated as telegraph operator with the
Northern Pacific railroad at Yellowstone
National Park for the turist season.
You don't need to boil clothes or
rub them on the wash board as Galvan
ic soap will accomplish the work while
You sleep. Just leave the clothes in suds
to soak
Sam Ellefson has just received some
new Skim Close" cream separators that
are dandies and the best to be had. Cali
and see one in operation at his machin-
cry warehouse.
AT the national annual meeting of
state bank supervisors, M. C Bergh,
commissioner of banking in Wisconsin,
was elected president of the association.
This is no mean honor.
in recent canvass of the grocers of
this town nearly every one of them men,
toned the popularity of Galvanic soap
They say thar every woman vino Jries q
cake of 1t, becomes steady customer.
Bert johnson, who has bcen In the
west for two years. is renewing friend
ships in the old Viroqua home. He has
clerkship in the business house of Nels
ID Nelson at Mayville, North Dakota.
Henry l. Gardner entered upon his
fourth term as county superintendent ct
schools, July first His succession is
merited by careful and constant labor
for the welfare of the schools as a whole.
For the county teachers institute
to open in Viroqua July 3ist, Sur
t4nd-nt Gardner Ia to be assisted by M.
II Jackson of Grand Rapids, Mrs M
ID Bradford of Stevens Point, and Fred
Thompson of New Lisbon
-Alb,rt Broadhead and wife and
Mrs Frances Dach, have returned from
their western trip They visited the
Portland exposition and saw many &C.
quaintnnces in the western states, re-
porting an excellent time and rest
M G Nelson, buyer of stock. who
travels about the county quite extern
siYetY. SAYS that Elias Blyhovde, who
lives near Wesiby, has the hest piece OF
tobaccn in the county; a field of six TO
seven acres, large an even growth.
H. C.. Goslirg went 10 La Crosse to
sae Shed" Stnnt Mr. Mem lsiers is ut
tha hospItHl helping to care for him
Tn 10 il now good prospect that MIR.
Sfout may recover, notwithstanding the
most uufav rable rrports of week ago.
A La Crosse Dispatch gives the news
of th.s critical Illness of Col N. F. Mel.
aon, from r. second paralyti' stroke
Mr.. Nels m WAS the late Grand Master
of the Wisconsin Old Fellows He WAS
a we'll known resident of Viroqua about
twenty years ago
During ferce storm of a week ago
the steeple ON Northwest Prairie Luth-
eran church was struck by lightning
and badly shattered. but fortunately did
little ininry to the church body. It was
insured In Dawson's agency Two miles
distant, during the same storm, barn
on the farm OF Mrs. Henry Swangstu
was damaged by lightning
Attorney Burroughs was In the
city for some days endeavoring to buy
right-of-way and track privileges for
the new railroad company from present
location to that point on hook avenue
where it Is contemplated locating per-
manent depot We believe that he re-
ceived little encouragement in conces-
sions from property holders.
We are in receipt of very small
and compact grinding device from Lu
ther Bros Co of North Milwaukee,
which they have sent to us to demon.
strate the wonderful cutting power of
the wheels used on their grinding ma
chimes After trying this grinder. we
gladly refer our readers to the ad o.
Luther Bros Co in this issue
Ii is gratifying to learn that the legis-
lature finally consented to an appropria-
ton of 81 500 yearly to continue the to-
hacco experiments by the University Ex-
pertinent Station, and the work already
begun by Prof. Sandsten lis likely now
t0 develop something practical for the
h4uefit of the growing industry, as the
appropriation is to continue three years.
--Edgerton Tobacco Reporter.
AT Baraboo stranger walked into