Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-02-22
Said o. Written 70 the Csnsor.

Mrs. Finney, st Petersburg, Florida
1T is sometimes SO very hot here that
we can hardly endure it. Ladies are
wearing their thin dresses and one can
not have LOO many 1t is beautiful
sight to look across the bay and sec the
ships coming and going. This is the
orange season and they are luscious, sell
ing at fifty cents per bushel. We have
had one cold spell-28 degrees below ze-
70. The fruit trees were not hurt and
no damage done to the small fruit. Men
working in the street had to quit on &C.
count of the cold, which seemed strange
to us northerners. Still, we were glad
to huddle around the fire.
Christmas is much made gilmore so
than with us as every home makes
much of it in decorating, fire crackers
are INDUCED in and it seemed little
like our Fourth of July. Among the
nanny funny things here is the the fact
that the roosters begin Growing at Up.
m. and crow increasingly till midnight. "
a Student at Stevens Point Normal:
1--WE went to another number of our
lecture course Hon VIM J. Bryan
spoke on High Ideals. he showed
how as individuals, rather than as q
community. the state, and last the ma
tion, should live up to high ideals. His
lecture was simply grand. He seems
quite commonplace. We were seated
up IN the gallery and 1t seemed AS if he
was standing near by and talking to
you, his voice carries so well. He
brought in a few funny things.
He spoke of the buying Of votes. how
much there is Of it in the East-New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, etc. end then
said it had got as far as Indiana and
would soon reach Wisconsin and Ne
braska if they did not look ont.
He also spoke of American heiresses
selling themselves to foreign princes
He said they did 1t with a fortune they
never earned, for title he never earn
ed. From his lecture he is a man With
excellent moral principles. He is some
what older than 1 expected him to be ="
Hayes Cowen, Fit. Morgan, Colorado:
1--WE are having the finest days that we
have had since last fall The hotel door
is now open five o'clock p. IN so you
can imagine what the weather is at pres
emit. Still twice this winter it has been
28 degrees below zero. Here is the place
to breathe some of the best air on earth
The only drawbacks to this country ire
the lack Of rainfall and the fact that it
hasn'st the capital the East has.
Ft. Morgan is about seventy nine miles
east Of Denver and hes a population of
about l, 400. On some days you can
plainly see the mountains. which are one
hundred miles away. You can see them
as plainly as you can see anything with
in six or eight miles Of y iroqua. People
who have never seen them cannot realize
their magnitude. While at Crestone /
had the "displessure' Of sleeping among
the clouds.
New and dressy furnishing goods at
The Boston.
Price is what talks at Lindemann' 8
clothing department.
One dollar Crepe De Cheine dress
goods for rs cents at Tate's Big Store.
Ten TO twenty per cent reduction on
az overcoats. Your chance to get the
bsst at small price.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
-ehavs t4zsa out of cur stock aud
placed on separate tables odd lots OF
suite possibly only one or two Of kind
These viii be sold at s.. worth many oi
f. them $40. The BLUE FRONT STORE.
On Tuesday last prospects for the
F.. long hoped for and long dslayet case
weather were very bright, Dut the
clearing weather has dissipatsd that
hope. Deliveries 10 local warehouses
still continue light, az those attempting
% deliver are heavily handicapped b
road conditions. The BekkedsI & Hazer
depot hiss closed down for few day
/ fer lack Of bundle stock.