Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-08-22

My farm for sale. two miles west of
town Ole ]. Moseng.
Mrs Leslie johnson has been very
i'll but Is slowly improving.
Mrs c. ]. Smith and SON Kenneth
are visiting in Trempealeau county.
James Bigley and wife left Sunday,
for St Paul, where they will spend a
week
Mrs. Fred Rowley is spending q
few days at her parental home in La
Crosse
Mrs. Lee Tucker and little son of
Montfort are st the home of ID. W.
Horton.
Miss Ida Kruger came from Chip
pewa Falls to spend few days with
Miss Cora Lillis.
Buy a book at Towner's before you
go home You will never be able to get
them so cheap again
Hon. Chas. Harris and wife of Aber.
deem. South Dakota, are guests at the
home of p. Bouffieur.
-Thayer's yard is headquarters for
tobacco lath. shingles and barn and shed
boards-prices the lowest.
Miss Kathren Faller has returned to
this city having spent months vaca-
tion at her home in Baraboo
George Harris and Will Norris are
making the different fairs of western
Wisconsin, running busses.
"A. J. Anderson has been appointed
by the state tax commission to make
re-assessmento of the village of Viola.
Attorney G J. Smith had the mis-
fortune to run a nail into his foot, con.
fining him to the house for several days.
Miss May McKittrick left for Michi-
gan, Monday. While enroute to Isphem-
ing che will visit in Lacrosse. Madison
and Milwaukee
And now there is genuine rejoicing
4 the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ii.
Williams over the arrival of a SON, the
fifth child but the first male
Mayor Frank A Chase and Torger
Fortney are ut Ashland attending the
state municipal league coz vention, as
representatives from this city.
-Cashton is to have a special election
to determine whether the village shall
hall and construct pumping station
Sparta citizsns are using their in
fiaence toward capturing the new state
fish hatchery for the western part of
the state If they succeed it will be
built at Trout Falls.
On Sunday, September y. a big ba-
Zar and drawing, with feast of good
things, will be given at ST. James Gath
Ollie church at Rising Sun. A number
Of fine prizes will be given.
Mrs Henry Smaller of Sparta, is
visiting her aged mother, Mrs. Moody,
northeast of the city. Although eighty
four years old Mrs Moody is very
active in her farm home fairs.
On N pttinghsm Ridge, Thursday
last, H7ury Anderson lust his entire
tobacco crop besides having his shed
blown down. The loss alone to Mr..
Andei son is at least $500 Others In
the same neighborhood met loss but not
so extensive
Feltz the crsz, man who created
such cosimotion in Sparta last Mon
day, by stabbiug two conductors aud
defying the officers, and who to make
sure his capture, we're Obliged to send q
dozen revolver shots into him. died from
his wounds on Wednesday,.
A farmer remarked that every
thing is measured by horse power in the
mechanical world; the mule is left out
la the cold, and mnle is warranted to
pull anything that has two ends The
farmer is right; the mule has q kick
coming -Cassville lndex
w. /. Davis, W. shington, Kansas,
is visiting his brother, Postmaster M.
G Davis, of Teresita They have not
seen each other for IS years, so the
meeting is an interesting ard enjoyable
oee The visitor expected his son, l. A
DAvi4, Wednesday y-Lsdysmith Journal
One of the drawing attractions at
the Bloomington fair, soon 70 be- held,
will be Mrs. Carrie Nation, the Kansas
hatchet wielder. The writer heard this
noted woman speak some weeks ago.
She Is vigorous and eccentric character
and very entertaining talker as we'll
as actor
Among those who visited the Hills
bUIO lhti lIulu tuic Ciby WctC mlo "A.
K R,rt. s. Goodell. wife and daugh
ter, Abner Silbaugh, Fred Wilkins, J
Henry Bennett, W. E Garrett. d. F.
Mains, Howard Minshall, o g Nun.
son, Superintendent Gardner, George
Harris aud Will Norris.
The De Soto Argus reports that
John Etteriee, OF FerrJ vile neighbor-
hood, who was kicked by colt died of
his Injuries Drs Trowbridge. of Viro-
qua, and Taylor, of Mt Sterling, per
formed an operation on him merely to
satisfy the patient, we'll knowing he
conld not live.
The LsFarge e ,terprise says that
the following old soldiers and others at
tended the National encampment at
Minneapolis: P F. Steinmetz, ! L.
Gteveus, A Fl, Rolfe, V Hill. q w.
Shaft ock, ID. Poorman. ] 8 Mains,
ID a. Bean and wife, W. j. Roberts
and daughter Florence, Joseph Bean
and wife, Miss Gertrude Norris and
Mrs Bodges
Two unknown men committed nj
eide by throwing themselves before a
pa senger locomotive at Raymour, 2
small railway station few miles east
of Sparta, last Thursday They were
put a the train. and when the next
one came along they deliberately, with
clssped hands, threw themf slves upon
the rails. Aa inquest WAS held at Spar
ia, where they were buried
The CENSOR urges upon Vernon coun.