Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-04
SUNDAY IN A,"sUGAR BUSH"
A Viroqua Party Sunday with H. D. Will
Hams in Camn.


would see it all manufactured into sugar
or syrup. The guests from Niroqua
were all pressed into service either TO
gather san help keep up fires or cook.
They all worked up excellent sppetites
and ham and eggs, hot biscuit, maple
syrup and coffee disappeared rapidly be-
fore the fifteen hungry people who were
in camp at the noon hour.
TIE up-to-date apparatus was Of much
interest 10 the city people and also to the
old sugar hlgkers who came into camp
of various times during the day. Eight
hundred Bliming tin pals were filling
with sap and these were all provided
with lids so the contents might be kept
as clean az possible. The sap was
gathered and hauled TO camp In large
tin tank which was provided with two
strainers. From this tank the sap
is run into the large snpplY tank and
from that, by hose, into the evaporator
under which brisk fire is kept burning.
This evaporator is fourteen feet long and
is divided into seven sections and the
sap passes Through three syphons It
starts in as sap and comes out thick
syrup. After this it is run through q
felt strainer and is then ready for the
cans. If sugar is desired this syrup Is
poured into large kettle and boiled
down TO the proper consistency.
The hon J. Henry Tate, an old YER
monter, was most enthusiastic worker
in camp and il he should mysseri3GslY
disappear during the sugar season he
would doubtless be found at the Fl ID.
Williams sugar camp talking OF sugar
making in the pioneer days and delight.
edly inhaling the sweet scented steam
arising from the big sap evaporation
Arrow Head tobacco for sala al ali
etores.
Chew Arrow Head tobacco all asye
tho tags
OR ready to-wear hats are the fin
est in the city
Grand ol,ening OF millinery at the
Fair Saving Store,
DR.. r w. Baldwin made "a bust.
ness visit to Chicago.
For bargains in iron bais 60 80
Froiland & Wigs furniture store.
Great saving on ladies street aud
dress hats, at the Fair Saving Store.
Tobacco muslin four cents per yard
at e. D. Williams g. Co.'S this week.
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THE BLUE FRONT STORE,
Get a glimpse at our ladies' fine
dress hats. FAIR SAVINGS STORE.
The celebrated Coon tobacco seed at
H. D. Williams & Cos, for 35 cents per
ounce.
-Couches, couches, couches. Prices
from "a IS TO $50 AZ Froiland & Wigs
furniture store,
The most complete line Of baby car.
riagss and go.csrts in the city at Froil-
and & Wigs furniture store
james Biddison came from Sparta
to spend Sunday with his aged mother
and other relatives and friends,
Be sure to consult Larson Bros and
get prices on monuments bsf0rs buying.
They will save you the agents fee
Chester Minshall aud wife arrived
home from Ontario, Canada where he
completed q course in veterinary sur
gerry.
Misses Katie Goodeil, Lydic Schu-
macher and Veda Wykolf, are spending
vacation from school duties, al Ls
Crosse,
In the dress goods section OF our I'D
an error looks very much like 10 per
inch, Remember, it is 1c PSF irch.
w T. LINDEMANN & Co
-Lumberman Thsyer has purchased
saw timber from eighty ACRES of land
owned by Ole Johnson ia tpw q Of Ljher
ty. Mr.. Thsyer considers it the beat
stand of OAK timber in this eounty.
Wallace Bennett of Soldiers Grove.
former sheriff of Crawford county. now
in government employ, 4 Sq7aw
Judge" in Okl&homl His duties wre TO
advise the Indians on their legal rights
on land matters
We are having me largest suit sale
we ever had. The reason for this is we
have the kind that catches the eye of the
good dresser. All guaranteed Get
ready for Faster; look our suits over.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
The DeSoto Argns reports that
while grinding feed with his engine.
Henri DsLacy of Retreat, narrowly
escaped q destructive fire a spark
iqnitad the roof cf the corn crib and
hole was borned entirely through before
the fire was discovered, Only prompt
measures prevented bad blaze
Our genial friend Of the Fair Say
iugs. Store, Mr. Felix, has caught on.
That ie he realizes thst it is proper to
to have ''son" attached to bis name IN
this community, aud 1t will hereafter he
Felix 81 San, and since Sunday last i'm
his household there has been rej1ic.oy
over the happy event
The CENSOR has just recsived from
the enterprising insnranca firm Of John
Dawson 81 Co, a handsome perpetual
calendar in plate glass and aluminium
Only. II very limited number were put
up in the city and this Office. Bank of
Viroqua Hotel Eortney, city library and
high school were lucky recipients
Advertised letters at Vircqua post
office: Andrew Z Thompson, Cora An.
derson, Mat Johnson, Letta Peterson,
Maggie Diamone, Julious Efiomsou,.
Mrs Anna c. Hendricksep, Elmer Cola
Mrs. Walter Huston. II Fritz Wll
Patrach. Tony Odpll, Mrs Mary Silha,
Mrs Tina Olson. Peter t'phcmp Mrs
T., Anderson Title Christian-or. r..
gina Kirkland
Mira Adele NJ Bragg. former we'll
known woman Of kicaupuo Center, died
at her home in Fort Atkinson recently.
from cancer of the stotnAch Aifa.
Bragg was IL literary woman 90 rare
taste, aud on dairy snd farm suliecte
was considered one Of the ablest writers
in thu eountry The Braggs moved
from this county about ten years ago
They conducted large dairy while
residents Of the Kickepoo country.