Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-07-31

on the 10Th, Both, and 3lst. There will
be a marked shortage in diffused rain
fall over most grain raising regions
during the remainder of the summer.
See the eclipse Wednesday night?
Buy the best lime at Martin &
Kuebler's.
&C. J. Smith has a fine new piano
and Cecilian attachment
Mrs. M. ]. Jordan spent few days
with relatives at Cashton.
Chas. S. Slack has received his
Schacht automobile buggy.
Albert Veglahn was injured in
run a way in this city. last Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Michaelsohn of New
York City, is a guest at E. w. Hazen's
Miss Marguerite Davis of Racine,
is visiting at the 0. G. Munson home.
Whitney Nichols had the misfor-
tune to sprain his ankle while playing
ball
Geo. w. Eckhardt and family visited
with friends at the old Red Mound
home.
Peter Groves, an old resident of
Viola, died from cancer on the 10Th
instant
Miss Hannah johnson of Milwaukee,
is visiting at Martin Bentson's, north
of the city.
Mrs. l. S. Griffin and Miss Della
Gunther will visit Kansas friends for a
few weeks.
Miss Arneson of Waukon, Iowa, is
the guest of Miss Smeby at the Luther
an parsonage.
Mrs. Chas. Trowbridge gave a
porch party to celebrate DIR. Trow-
bridges birthday.
Louis Graham of Avalanche, sus-
tanned a broken shoulder while putting
up hay one day last week.
Messrs. J. w. Thayer and Ed.
Wiganosky are at Mellen, Iron county,
looking after business interests.
Miss Grace Wilson of Superior.
passed through the city enroute to the
home of her parents at Kickapoo.
Mrs. Otto Otteson and children are
spending some days at the home of her
mother, who resides near Avalanche.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dudley of
West Salem ere guests of Mrs. Dud-
ley's moth Mrs. N. C. Nichols of
this city.
Misses Dora Brownell of Sparta,
and Jeanntte Brown of Bloomer, are
visiting here with Margaret Morse and
Stella Natwici
Mrs. J. A. johnson and Mrs. Col
Inns OF Chicago, are guests at the home
of their mother, Mrs. Thos. Thompson,
on Coon Prairie.
Architect A. E. Parkinson of La
Crosse, was in our city or Thursday,
looking after the First National Bank
and Ferguson buildings.
Clean up. The fiood of week ago
scattered things promiscuously. Sani-
tary conditions demand that there be a
cleansing all along the line.
Miss Kate Rayner is expected home
the latter part of this week from South
Dakota, where she has been visiting
relatives for about month.
Mrs. Wyman and her daughter,
Ella, will leave tomorrow for Yellow
stone Park They will be accompanied
by Mrs. Hammer and son John.
Mr.. and Mrs. = Chas. Slack and
daughter, Eva, and Miss Pothea Hansen
drove 20 La Crosse, last Saturday, to
meet Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred Hansen.
Miss Mary Purdy of Spring Green,
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. r. Purdy, former residents of our
city, is visiting relatives at De Soto.
George McGonigal, manager of the
dry goods department of the w. F.
Lindemann Co. store, went to Chicago
last Saturday, on business for the firm
Mayor and Mrs. f. A. Chase and
son, Roland, drove to La Crosse, last
Saturday, to spend Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs Fred Hansen, who are en-
route to New York City,
Nearly all our local exchanges,
especially those published in the Kick
apoo section, like the CENSOR. were
obliged to issue only a half-sheet, last
weeks Delayed trains failed to bring
regular auxiliary sheets.
AT a recent examination of appli-
cants for admission to the bar in this
state, Chas. j. Michlet of Westiv, w2a
accorded that honor He lecentlv
graduated from the law department Of
the university of Michigan.
Miss Bena Peterson has resigned
her position at the n. f. Rogers store.
Miss Peterson hes been employed in
the same store for several years and
has many warm friends among the
people of VII Jqua and vicinity
Judge Ind Mrs. c. w. Graves left
Sparta, last Thursday morning, with
Mr. and Mrs. John Brock for an auto
mobile tour to Watertown, South Da-
kota. They covered 140 miles the first
day and expect to enjoy delightful
/ trip.
The late flood played havoc with
Ssh in the trout streams. 1t is related
/ that on the surrounding brooks trout
We're picked up by the bushel, having
been washed upon the high lands and
I left there when the flood receded. 1T
( is quite certain that pretty much all
the speckled beauties were washed
down to the rivers below and that there
will / little pleasure or success in
anglin till new crop is planted and
I grown