Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
Carnival ali week.

relatives at Ontario.
Coon Valley creamery made 8, AIS
pounds Of butter in one day.
William BurIin of Tomah, is renew
ing friendships in this section.
Coon Valley brass band played for
Melvina celebration on the Fourth.
-Lumberman John Thayer and fam
lily spent day at the old Retreat home.
Miss Margaret A. Cofflapd's hand
painted china on sale at A. J. Johnson's.
MIR. and Mrs. c. 81. Collins of Vic
tory, are spending the week in the city.
Anton Weiken of Lindsey, is here
for call on former friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs W. r. Purdy of Spring Green,
is spending the week in the city with
relatives.
Mrs. FL. J. Suttle. daughter and son.
returned from mon this sojourn in the
southwest
That old pioneer of ChristiaDa town,
John Michelet was county seat visitor
on Saturday.
M. J. Flemming and family have
moved tn Will Lindemanns place on
Bishop Branch.
Mr.. and Mr.. Olson of Madison, are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Thos. A.
Tolrud, in this city.
After next Monday, by agreement,
Viroqua barber shops will close at eight
o'clock in the evening.
Mrs. s. Letson of Sparta, Is visiting
at the home of her sisters, Mrs. Wcife
and Mrs. Grant Pierce.
"A refrigerator car has beer placed
on the Southeastern road, and will be
run Tuesdays and Fridays.
ID. 81. Norton, wife and son of La
Crosse, visited heir relatives the Ad-
lington family in this city.
Thomas Lepsge and family of Chill,
this state, are making visit to friends
and relatives in this section.
-Messrs. Martin and Kuebler have
contracts for institution of two heating
plants in Coon Valley business houses.
Mrs. F. W. Shepard was chosen
third president at the district Ep-
worth League convention held at To
NAH
DIR. FL. J. Suttle went to Baraboo to
attend the funeral of l. O. Holmes,
Grand Scribe of Wisconsin higher Odd
Fellowship.
Mrs. Henry Arnold and children of
are visiting in the city
with Father Arnold and o. c, Stevens
and family.
Chairman William Oliver of Liber-
ty town, was in the city on Sunday to
meet daughter who came fiom La
Crosse on the afternoon train.
Wayne Dunlap of the city of In.
is in the city visiting his
w. w Dunlap. Wayne
was member of the navy for some
years. ~7zs----
Anna Svigum has closed useful
school year at Collins district town of
Sterling. and at present is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Clawson
near Chaseburg.
The Madison papers report that Col
Henry Casson has just made purchase
of one of the finest lake-shore residence
in the capital city, paying
Bic, 900 for the same.
DIR. Fred A. Tate is passing few
days at the old home in this city. He
stopped off on his return from attending
\ meeting of the state dental board, of
which he is q member.
On Friday last, Squire Toney and
Jury were occupied with the trial of
5vend Lee of Coon Valley who was
charged with having used abusive laI-
yuage The jury returned verdict OF
not guilty.
The Coon Valley Times says the ele
vator crew is going to Westby sometime
next week to build an elevator there
the same capacity as the one ut that
place. and also at Viroqua they will
build one, too.
Alvin NJ Moore of Faulkton, South
Dakota, is visiting the scenes and friends
Of boyhood days ia Harmony and Jeffer-
son. He ia cashier and director of two
state banks of his home county. and wa
treasurer of Sphinx county for several
terms
Uncle BILLY" Dowell. accompanied
by his am. drove over from Viola and
spent Friday with old neighbors in Vir-
,qua All acquaintances are gratified
b" lsnn that Mr. Dowell is quite recov-
arsd from his physical trouble of some
years standing.
The contract for furnishing 25 800
loaves of bread for the Wisconsin Ma
tional Guard during its encampment at
Camp Douglas, has been awarded to the
Skiles Co, of Milwaukee
The state will pay four cents per loaf
The same company will furnish 2,777
for the Michigan encampment.
john M. Powell arrived from North
on Saturday, to remain with
relatives and friends a month He re.
ports plenty of prosperity in the Dako-
las this season, excellent crops, and
many new settlers Last season was q
hard one for farmers and business men
because of almost total destruction of
crops by black rust.
Rev A. r. Klein arrived from Col.
Orado on Friday last and will rsDlGin
for month among the numerous friends
made while he was pas tor of Spring
Vile circuit Mr.. Klein has been en-
gagged In business since he went west,
besides holding a professorship in col
lege He is greatly improved in health,
al friends will be pleased to learn.
The report of Head Clerk Hanes of
the M. w. A. to the head camp at Mil
waukee last week, brought out some
figures with reference to ac-
cidents to farmers. an occupation gen.
orally supposed to be almost free from
danger. Last year the order rad 2,99l
deaths from accident and S04 deaths
from suicide OF the latter PAS were
30 IS per cent of the total num-
her The farmers led In accidental
derths-ss5
Miss Blanche Dunlap and Mr. Sam