Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-06-06

that little III any cessation or disturb
ance will come between this and the
period preceding it. A period of gen.
eral, if not violent and dangerous dis
turbances may be expected at this
time.
Another reactionary storm period
will occur the 80 and 30. Very high
temperature and rain and hail storms
are more than probable on and touch
ing these dates.
After all the problematic possibilities
of June, Hicks predicts that much Of
the great grain belt in central, western
and northern states will encounter great
shortage of rainfall after June or before
the crops have passed all danger of
drouth. The middle and late summer
and autumn will bring a minimum Of
rain to most parts of the continent.
james A. Smith and son, Curtis, of
Viola, were in the city, today, on busi-
ness
There is nothing that pays smaller
dividends than working cheap because
Of promises of promotion in the future.
ID. e. Jeffers, creameryman at Coon
Valley, was CENSOR caller today. He
says 5,52l pounds of butter was made at
the creamery there last Monday.
Rev. Mr. Peckham, of Soldiers
Grove, was IN Viroqua, last Thursday
His wife accompanied him, going to
Melrose for visit with relatives.
Just received two more carloads Of
those fresh, bright shed shingles on
which we make special low price.
Call and see us.
TIBBITs- CAMERON LUMBER Co.
Mr.. James Willison, aged seventy
seven years, died of dropsy, at the
county house last Tuesday. Relatives
came and took the body TO Sugar Grove
for burial.
Ats a special election held yesterday
the citizens of the village of La Fargo
voted to bond themselves to the'amounJ
of $15, 600 to install complete system
of water works by vote Of 142 to IL.
"A large party of neighbors and 9TH
er friends dropped in" on Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Williams at their home mile west
Of town, on Saturday evening last, and
an enjoyable time was had by all pre-
sent.
--Hillsboro high school graduated a
class of ten They are Albert Nj. Brill,
Josie E Cook, John c. Amberg, Elsie
E. Roth. Edwin G.. Hagenah, Nellie c.
Lynch, Earl ID Akin, F. Edward Wer
nick, Margie @. Fine and Eva G.. Bailey,
DIR. f. P. johnson has returned to
Ontario. The doctor says he could not
we'll give up his Ontario practice and
could not handle it from here. He says
he will return as as soon as he can get
some one to care for his Ontario prac-
tice. We are sorry to see MIR. johnson
leave. .-Norwalk Star
Dispatches to the daily press state
that a serious blight has come over
many tobacco beds in Connecticut in
the form of black rot or tobacco root
rot 1t is the same disease that at
tackled Cuba tobacco for several years
and was noticed In this country for the
first time last year The black rot
GENES from a fungus growth IN the soil.
Mons Helgesen relates seeing a
novel sight the other day, on the farm
of Luke Heal, near Mt. Sterling, in the
shape of a three-iegged calf, it being
possessed of only one front leg. The
animal is six weeks old and apparently
in perfect condition, running about
with speed equal to that of the other
calves.
-Merrillian mas skunk farm. Some
lltime ago 25 wild skunks were captured
and placed in small pens surrounded by
woven wire fencing, and they have
multiplied to the extent of 63 young
ones. 1t is said that these skunks are
as gentle as little kittens and equally as
harmless 1t promises to be q very
profitable industry.
j "A three-year.o granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Foss of Purdy, WE
accidently so badly scalded on Saturday
afternoon last, that she died on the fol-
lowing morning The little one was q
guest at the Eoss home, her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Nc Kinstry, residing at Madi-
son. Funeral occurred at Badax church,
| yesterday.
DIR Brewer will give you common
sense explanation of your disease, will
| then give you common sense idea of
what Is necessary to effect the cure,
and will also give you common sense
remedies to bring about normal con.
dition OF tho system. Then common
sense rules the diagnosis and the treat.
ment of your case. All of this Is called
diagnosis and rational treatment which
DR. Brewer uses Ia the cure. of all
chronic disease. DR.. Brewer will be a,
the Viroqua hotel In this city on Wed
nesdaY June. 13
Within the last dozen years wol-
derful change has come over the bud
ness Of farming in this country. Tie
opprobrium of tilling the soil has giy,n
away 10 genuine respect and admin atiln
for the farmer, who today live betterin
every way than the majority of thsse
claiming sordid, grueling cities as their
homes Most of the farmers nowadays
have unmortgaged dwellings on profit.
able acres The sons and daughters 20
to colleges and technical schools wtere
they learn how to return to the fans
and get more out of the soil than tier
fathers were able to The cities do not
offer the attractions to these yong
people they held. Ii Is hard 10 unier.
stand why more of the complainers md
those who say they can not earn enotgh
to keep themselves and their families
in the cities do not go to the agric1lur.
al communities, where they are surt OF
an abundance Of food and good shelter.
I-Ex.