Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-09

-10-pound pail of lard for 81 at Dev
Inns meat market
% pound pail of lard for soc at Dev-
Inns meat market
-Mesdames Boyle and Townor gave
a party, Saturday, in honor of Mrs Heb
| bard.
Miss Cathern Martin accompanied
her friend, Goldie Turcott, to Fulton,
Illinois.
Mrs. Effie Natwick left Thursday.
for Spokane, Washington, where she ex-
poets to teach.
cago, is visiting at the home of her
! mother, Mrs. Ph.lir Rhodes.
What's become of the old fashioned
| tourists who u5ed to ride into town by
the hay rack lead and buy ice cream?
"A La Fargo party of Willis Husi or,
Joe Feldman, ldelvin Nida, Harry FIie-
re and Charles Iohes have gone 10 west
ern harvest fields.
The Misses Ruth and Luella Field
of Was ngton. d. G., are guests at the
home of their grandparents, air and
Mrs H d Williams.
Geo. w. Wise of Mound Park, and
his daughter, Mrs Nat Snearley of
Webster, have gone to Dubuque, Iowa,
to visit daughter and sister.
Mrs P. Waller, daughter Edna, and
son Roland of La Crosse, are spending
month in our city. They are quarter
ed at the residence of l. r Arlington.
What's become of the busy. old
fashioned woman who disregarded all
thoughts of color when she was select
ing material with which TO patch her
boy s trousers?
While out looking for stone for
street purposes in La Fargo, Dr. Gaines,
J. Cowee and r a. Thayer killed rat
tlesnake which hal eleven rattles. We
CLEAN from the Enterprise.
"A birthday surprise party was given
Mrs. David Smith of Otter Creek, about
eighty or ninety of her friends and
neighbors assembling TO pay their re-
spects. Mrs. Smith received many beau
tiful presents and all enjoyed good
time
w. II. Nye returned. yesterday,
from Knoxville, Illinoir where he pur-
chased a Touring mill, one of the old
and stable plants of that region With
his mother and sister Mr. Nye will re-
move from Viroqua to Knoxville in a
few days.
During the heavy storm of Friday
night lightning struck chimney on the
cottage residence of Il Fl Briggs, scat
tering the brick in all directions, but
doing no great damage Mrs Nye, who
occupied the house, was quite severely
shocked and fas not yet fally recover
ed.
Andrew Jenson of Edgerton, we'll
known in this vicinity rs an extensive
tobacco buyer and late candidate for
treasurer on the democratic state ticket.
has been to the Pacific coas for the past
six weeks, attempting to get track of
brother whom he has not heard from in
twelve years. He returned without
success.
An Ontario writer states that w
r Newman of Forest, lost his barn by
fire, last Wednesday night His ihresh-
ing machine and two hrndred bushels
of oats and many other things went no
in smoke. It is thought that a spark
from his threshing engine which he took
home during the evening, started the
fire. There was no insurance.
Have you noticed that this year
will have fifty-three Sundaysg Il began
on Sunday and will pnd on Sunday.
One extra day to attend church or call
, on yo1r best girl, 10 spend reading the
scriptures, playing with the children or
breaking the two year-old colt Don't
| fall TO avail yourself Of these opporiunf-
ties which 1905 offer you, for it VIII be
one hundred and ter years before such
an opportunity will come around agaiu.
And then where will you be -Ex
DIR. Coonnes, the old gentleman who
| sold glasses in this vicinity at different
/ times, and who attempted suicide by
shooting in a Preston hard ware store.
| few days since, died in the poor house
at Preston. The news dispatch which
conveys this information states that
/ Coomee death was not due t. Injuries
Z of the attempted suicife but to despon-
dency ovei misfortune He was former
{ ly a weslthy business man in In Cr3sse.
but lost his fortune through the alleged
| trickerY OF business partner and BIZ
health failing, he became miserably
| poor and finally was ordered 20 the poor
house. Suicide was attempted when
the order came to 90 to the poor hoase.
and after his arrival there he sank rap
] idly.