Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-07-24

-1am COWeD Oh La afge, H4u y HSi-
ness in our city, last Wednesday.
Photographer Thcrson, of Cash
ton, was in the city. last Saturday.
Money to loan on real estate seeur-
ty. Butt 81 Butt.
IS. B. Gates looked after his lumber
yard at ChasebuTg part Of last week.
Geo. Switzer of La Crosse, boxed
after business here one day last week.
Misses Clara and Geneva Hanson
of Psngor. are guests at Eieck 1honp
sor IS.
Geo. Stokes is putting up tenant
house on the north side Of Hickory
street.
Mrs. Margaret Haverley of Cash
ton, is visiting at A. l.. Russel's in
this city.
Mrs. Nettie Hammond and children
visited at Red Mound, last Thursday,
with relatives.
Mrs. F. H. Graves has been en-
joying visit from her father, MIR.
Bryan, of Bangor.
Calvin Morley, Sr., is visiting h is
daughter, Mrs. Maggie Chandler, at
Davenport, Iowa.
Looks now as if therewill be plenty
of farm and garden truck" to exhibit
at the September fair.
- Its race, and an animated one,
see which shall have the mastery, the
husbandman or the weed.
Attorney c. w. Graves was in La
Crosse, last Friday, on legal business
for the Southeastern railway.
Come and see our Norway tobacco
lath. Two cars on hand now.
Tibbits- Cameron.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Nuzum are
spending a few days at GAINESVILLE,
guests of DR.. I. w. Nuzum and family.
New cement walks have been put
in around the l.. F. johnson properties
occupied by F. NJ. Baker and ALBION
Lindemann.
What's become of the old fashioned
man who would buy things he didn't
need because it was so easy on the in
stalment plan?
When you buy Dain hay loader
you do not buy trouble or an expert
ment, but something that is always
ready and never kicks.
Gus. Van Waggoner, who recently
returned from Nevada, has gone on
prospecting tour through Virginia with
view of locating there
Miss Agnes johnson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis T. johnson of Rich
land Center, is i'll this city as the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Nels Solverson.
Mrs. Lind and children of Hillsboro,
who have been guests OF the lady s
80, Al
ner, returned to their home, last week.
Every one sells the Vernon Cigar
Co. La Reverencia, Porto Royalo and
Rhoda cent cigars, La Reverencia and
John Noble 10 cent cigars. Ask Tor
them.
The new farm residence of w. +.
Fisher, Just east of our city, is nearing
completion and Mr.. Fisher expects to
move his family there about the first
of August.
Attorney c. j. Smith was in Prairie
du Chen the latter part Of last week
to assist IN law suit that was the
result of trouble in the Rising Sun
school district.
Richland Center papers comment
on the fact that the census shows a
falling off of nineteen school children
in that city the past year. Viroqua
had gain of two.
Watch! Is it always running slow
or fast? Perhaps it is capable of very
accurate time-keeping, but is not in
perfect order Bring it to Sam, the
Jeweler, and he will make it give you
satisfaction.
-Silas Calhoon of Cashton vicinity,
brought in 122 fleeces of wool, Friday,
for which he received the tidy sum of
1919 go The price of wood aud mutton
these days makes sheep raising a pro-
fitable enterprise.
New cement walks have Just been
completed in front of the properties of
Mrs Nellie Buckley, VIM. Webb's ten
ement houses, The United Lutheran
church and e. G.. Truesdale, all on
South Main street.
Rev. Buffers is on official duty as
chaplain of the Thru Regiment, now in
camp on the military reservation at
Camp Douglas.
Judge and Mrs. C. w. Graves went
to Sparta, Sunday last, and if weather
permitted, they expected to start on
Monday, for WATERFOWL, South Dakota,
Mrs John Brock of Sparta.
When a man in search of home
or business location goes to town
and finds everybody full of hope and
enthusiasm over the prospects of the
place he, too, soon becomes imbued
with the same spirit, drives down his
stakes ard gees to work with equal
interest.
According to j. NJ. True, Wiscon-
sin will raise good crop this year.
MIR. True reports for the federal gov
eminent, and he has recently completed
his July report. He finds that crops
are from ten days to two weeks be-
hind the average season, but they look
well and give promise of yielding above
the average.
Rev. Father Gabriel D. Mono,
formerly the Catholic priest at Rising
Sun, died at his old home in Italy last
March. Father Mono was with the
church at Rising Sun for many years
and was a power for temperance and
morality in the community. He was
much loved by his people and had many
warm friends among those who were
not of bis faith. He gave up the work
at Rising Sun because of falling health
and spent the last of his earthly life in
the sunny land of Italy, the place of
| his birth.
| Friendship, the most abused term
| and yet the fullest of meaning of any
| in the dictionary Of life A friend is