Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26
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on the new city library.
Mr. and Mrs Fl. P. Proctor visited
Newton relatives for day.
%. r. Gauper is solicitor for the
Utica mutual insurance company.
George Groves of Viola, ia spending
few days with his sister, Mrs. J. E.
Stoll.
Sherwood Coffi and, one of our COM
mercial travellers, spent sunday at
home.
Miss Matte Smith is visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Smith.
Howard Bennett and bride of Spoon
or, are paying Howard's parents visit
in this city.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Finstad were visit
ors from Chaseburg, at the home of DR..
Surenson one day last week.
Wanted, eggs; will pay 14c per doz-
en- for fresh clean eggs.
81. D. WILLIAMS & Co.
Liberty Pole Aid society will meet
in Peter Fortney's grove, Friday after
noon, July 2S Supper at five o'clock.
The Coon Valley News has started
column to be published In the Nor
wegian language in it's weekly issues.
-Westby village has outgrown her
school facilities, necessitating an addi
tional teacher and room the ensuing
year.
There will be given an ice cream So
cial at the residence of T. E. Mutch in
Newton, next Saturday evening All
invited
Rev and Mrs. G. E. Buffers are
spending the week at Camp Douglas.
Mr.. But ters is chaplain of the Third
regiment.
No one remembers quieter week
in Viroqua than the past. Scarcely a
farmer leaves his fields, but improves
every minute.
Mrs. O. H. Helgeson went to Reads
towr to assist in caring for q young
granddaughter at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Anderson.
-Haying, wheat cutting, corn plow,
ing, tobacco hoeing and topping All
at the same time Maybe the agricul-
turist hasn't his hands full.
Advertised letters at the Viroqua
postoffice Ralph Clemons, J. V. Horan,
Eugene Mason, William Svenso, Mrs.
Margeret Robertson, R. ], Baugh.
An ice cream social will be given at
the home of S. G. Stegene, July go in
the afternoon and evening, for Chris
Anderson, to aid in further treatment.
Farmers Why buy salt in barrels
You can get full barrel and
two grain sacks thrown in for less mon
ey. Call on Fl. d. Williams & Co. and
get this deal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Deters and son
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are spending several weeks in this COM
muniiy visiting. Their relatives live
near Newton.
Miss Hittie Davis of Retreat. we'll
known to the school teachers of Vernon
county will leave next week for Har-
lem, Montana, where she will take
charge of school. Her brother resides
there.
Charles J. Eastman of Forest, was
in the city for several days en- account
of the illness of his daughter, who has
been attending summer school. The
young lady was able TO be taken home
on Sunday.
Chris. Finstad ran over from Chase
burg for county seat business, yester-.
day. 1t is matter of only four hours
between the western part of the coun
bY hUu iHcbIOpOll5, huu hdFO bAsuO
to transact errands.
Ole Stromsland reports queer
freak of electricity that occurred on the
farm of his brother near Asbury church,
during last Thursdays storm. The
electric fluid passed over his tobacco
field, burning and destoying strip of
considerable width.
There will be honey festival at
the home of James Honaker near Liber-
tv Pole, next Saturday evening, July
goth, for benefit of Methodist church of
that place. Honey IN variety with hot
biscuits and coffee will be served 9th
or eatables for those who prefer them.
Children at reduced prices. Everybody
invited.
Hon. Charles N. Harris of Aber-
deer. South Dakota, was in the city last
Friday visiting his daughter Genevieve
and other relatives, and was on a return
visit from his aged father at Manning.
Mr.. Harris says Dakota crop prospects are
unusually favorable this season, and
that the country has abundant proof of
a substantial return of good tim es and
prosperity.
Clarence E. Culver, representing a
. company of Ontario and other members
of an association, left for Texas, last
Friday, to prospect and prosecute the oil
business. Pe will look after the drill
ing and management of wells The CEN
soR understands that several of the
leading citizens of Ontario are interest
ed in Texas oil wells, with good pros
poets of future success.
The Wisconsin Business University,
the well-knowu Toland commercial
school of La Crosse. gives hint and
proposal to ambitious young men and
women for the coming year. The story
IL told in an attractive advertisement in
to-day's paper, and we commend care
full reading OF the same 1t will doubt
less lead to something substantial for
them The Toland schools are known
from one end of the country to the other
Our correspondents are requested 10
tske special pains in writing the names
of people plainly People do not like to
see their names misspelled in the paper
ard it is frequently difficult to make cut
names with which we are unfamiliar.
When you write the name of person,
he sure it is spelled correctly and make
each letter so plain that there can be no
doubt as to what it is. The compositor
generally gets the blame if a name Is
vrong and he is not always responsible
for il.
The law providing that cattle i'm
ported into Wisconsin for breeding puT-
poses unust he certified to have been sub
j4cted to the tuberculin test and free