Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-28
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Roses are very beautiful.

cigarettes.
Miss Anna Hutchison has been visit
ing young friends at Readstown.
The Fourth and carnival will make
week of big doings for Viroqua
-Silbsugh & Bennett have some fine
bargains in city and farm properties.
Robert Bryan of Bangor, is In the
city visiting his sister, Mrs F. H. Graves.
Mrs. G. J. Smith has as her guest
a lady friend from Taempealeau county.
Miss Margaret Cofiland returned
from sojourn in La Crosse and Vino
ma.
Mrs T. R. Brent of Kansas City, il
in the city visiting her sister, Mrs o
q Munson.
Mics Lula 1hompaon has returned
to Vircqna after spending some months
in Dakota
The b sst stock of ral cedar shingles
and siding extant at Thsyer's at reason
able prices.
Mr. and Mre. tridel and Mr. RI.
manoeky visited the Sc chroeders ut Viola
on Sunday
A nice line Of both oak and maple
square timhers and jlist4 nj Thayer'1
lumber yard
For rent Mrs. A. o Larson's south
store hnllding on Main street. Inquire
at millinery store
w M. Graham, former Judge of
Monroe county, committed suicide st
Grand Rapids, Michigan
After y two weeks visit with friends
aud relatives Mr.. r ,manosky left for
his home ut Camp Dongms
II II
vania Is visiting at the parental home Of
J"seph Harris rear Manning.
DIR and Mrs. Evert and child of Re
treat, passed through here Friday, on
their way home from Madison
The Misses Stella and Ethel Nuzum
r, turned from Appleton Miss Stella
graduated from Lawrence university.
-A1olph Hauge ia employed in tho
BARRIER shop of Bigley Bros. He spent
thA past winter in Milwaukee, Edgerton
and other points
j J Scharfenstein Of CassvilIe, who
has hecn visiting at the home of DIR
Snttlc for the past month, returned
home on Sunday.
MIR &C Olson was business visitor
in the city from Bristow. on Saturday
He disposed of 200 bushels of select
beans to our dealers.
Former Register of Deeds w. #
Bingham and son were in the city two
days Mr.. Bingham is now a resident
of juneau county.
&C. d. Williams and Lucius Favor
put in a week at camping and fishing in
the eastern section of the county. They
captured good strings of the speckled
beauties.
"A special election will be held in
village of Readstown, on July 18th, to
determine on the issuance of IS, 900 in
bonds for establishment of system OF
fire protection.
Prof. Washburn passed through
here from Marinette county, on Monday,
where he taught the past year. His
wife and children drove over from Viola
to meet him.
Sam Ellefson has just received some
new Skim Close" cream separators that
are dandies and the best to be had. Call
and see one in operation at his machin-
cry warehouse
Miss May McKittrick arrived home
from Ishpheming, Michigan, for the
simmer vacation. She has again been
chosen principal of schools for that city
for the ensuing year.
-E s ,3oodell, F. A. Chase and c. e.
Ward were in La Crosse on Sunday. Mr.
Goodell went to see "Shed" Stout and
reports him recovering from the severe
injuries, which he suffered six weeks
since.
The business mems outing club will
90 into camp the first week in August;
location not yet decided upon. High
water in the Mississippi prevents the
company from occupying its usual
grounds near Victory.
Public sympathy is expressed for
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Eilefson, who mourn
the death of au infant son, born Satur-
day night and passed away before morn
ing. Little more than year since they
lost an infant daughter.
Landlord Edwards has disposed of
his business location recently bought
from A L. Russell, to the Gund Brew
ing company of La Crosse. The con.
struction of the new building already
commenced, will be pushed.
Not little excitement was aroused
in the early hours of the evening. last
Saturday, by the report that the little
child of Mr. and Mis-. Will Norris could
not be found After search of the i'm
mediate neighborhood the little one was
found in the parents house soundly
sleeping.
Harry E. Willing, who graduated
from the electrical engineering depart
ment of the state university, arrived
here Friday last. He will soon go to
good position with the Rock Island rail-
road company, with headquarters in
Chicago His work will take him to
different points covered by the lines of
mis- employers.
During the past fortnight the waters
of the Mississippi were higher than at
any time for years. Heavy rainfall in
the northern part of the state have caus-
ed the loss of thousands of acres of
growing crops in the low bottom lands
along the rivers Numerous wrecks on
railroads are reported and washouts
have caused great delay in transpOrta-
ton Hay crops on the islands have
bsen destroyed and pasturage spoiled.
On one of the inside pages of this
paper today will be found an article
written by State Superintendent Cary,
- hich deals with the rural school prob
6e1n The article is suggestive of much
ihat may be accomplished. Mr.. Cary,
with the assistance of special inspect
or Of rural schools, will give this branch
of the great educational system in Wis
comm more than has ever before been
accorded to it.