Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-06-05

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-Cashton and Viola have announced
celebrations for the Fourth of July.
The La Crosse Telephone Company
is rebuilding its line from La Fargo to
Bloom City.
Thomas Tollefson and family have
removed to Dunn county, where he has
purchased farm.
There are 10000 weekly newspapers
in the United States with combined
circulation Of Is, 100000
-Knudt Peterson has changed his
rome from Galesburg, North Dakota,
to Moorehead, Minnesota.
Floyd Hamilton filled Garfield
Aiken's place at the Board of Trade
during part of last week.
One trial convinces you that my
work and prices are right. All work
guaranteed. Sam, the Jeweler.
&C. j. Severson has a new barn in
process of erection on his lots on the
north side of Oak street.
- Mrs. Hammond is now ready to
furnish the public with fine home
bakery. Palace of Eats.
Most of the talk about the weather
is simply scandalous, with the consensus
of opinion that spring ought to be
ashamed of herself.
"A good looking shoe adds to your
personal appearance. We have it, with
experienced shoe men to fit it.
The Viroqua Shoe Store.
1t is noticed that more houses than
ever are being painted with Bradley &
Vrooman Paint. Martin & Kuebler re-
port that there is a great demand
for it.
What's become of the old fashioned
boy who occasionally swiped his fa-
theirs razor to shave the fuzz off his
face so that whiskers would grow
sooner?
--Tenny Hanson, who has been at
tending Viroqua high school, was
obliged to absent himself at his home
in the town of Viroqua because of an
attack of lung fever.
AT Bismark, North Dakota, the
drug stores filled 1000 prescriptions for
whiskey during April They must have
had terrible run of spring fever up
near the black hills.
-Lapaul Albrecht, one OF the leading
German citizens of Stoddsrd vicinity,
died of dropsy and heart trouble, after
an illness of two years. He was
seventyfour years old.
Our many years of selling shoes
have taught us what people want. Pa
tronize the Viroqua Shoe Store and
wear the best shoes made.
H. d. Williams & Co.
AT the state high schools oratorcal
contest held in Madison on a recent day,
Benjamin Sias of Sparta, won first
prize. Hollie Lord of Ontario, was
among the declaimers in the contest.
Miles NJ Dawson, life insurance
actuary of New York City, has just
passed his final examinations in the
Albany, New York, law school and
will soon be able to sign himself as
Attorney-at-law.
Jasper J. Peterson sends a copy of
the Leon, Iowa, paper containing cuts
of the new county court house corner
stone laying, the magnificent and ex-
pensive public building of which he is
supervising builder.
"A thrifty woman living near James |
vile had the false teeth removed from
her deceased husband and took them to |
own mouth. Shl expressed the hope
she expected to marry again.
Mr.. Geo. II. Munroe of Wheatland |
town, was in the city last Thursday
making preparation for trip through |
the Pacific coast states, with Ontario, |
California, in prospect for a future |
residence Mr.. Munroe has been a |
longtime resident of the county and |
his leaving will be regretted by all
acquaintances.
"A card received announces the |
graduation of John K. Chorlog from the |
College of Physicians and Surgeons in |
the University of Illinois on June 4th. |
Dr. Chorlog received a position on the |
honor roll among the ten who graduate |
with the best standing in medicine for |
the year His many friends in this |
section extend congratula lions to the |
doctor.
DR.. and Mrs. Gerhardt Fortney are
to remain residents Of this city and vi |
roqua is to have hospital The Daniel /
Wise property on the east side of Main
street, both the brick and frame dwell |
ngs, have been purchased for the pur-
pose. Niroqua is always glad to gain |
new residents and retain desirable ones.
We are glad that DIR. and Mrs. Fortney |
have decided to remain with us.
Ciyjl war veterans who enlisted |
previous to July LIST, 1863, may receive |
one hundred dollars bounty from the
department at Washington, " says an
exch,nge. "It is probable that I
mum 3er in this city viii file their claims
for The m "a A statute of limitations, I
which > n,F expired, has been bar I
to the cole tions of this one hundred /
dollars bounty and in the past the |
claim have been refused consideration. /
The money is a bounty or back pay /
and is to be secured by all veterans
who enlisted before July, 1868, of which |
there is large number in this county.
"A hl has passed the Legislature,
making it compulsory for all deaf and /
dumb children to attend school. In /
addition to the state institution at /
Delavan, for the instruction of these |
unfortunate children, various schools I
throughout the state have departments I
in the public schools one at Platte I
vile and one at Bloomington both I
doing excellent work The instruction !
in these departments is maintained at /
state expense. Parents of deaf children /
should start them to school, to comply I
with the law, and to give them a better /
chance to get along in the world
Friends here have received in
formation of the recent death of Mrs