Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-09-16

lege, Wausall, Wisconsin.
DR. Chase, dentist, office in National
Bank building. Phone 81.
Miss Anna Hoen of Edgerton visited
recently with Viroqua friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Primmer are
visiting relatives at Minneapolis.
-Adolph Hauge of Coon Valley is
the guest of his mother in the city.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. Inquire of c. H. Minshall.
The Park hotel is being improved
in appearance by fresh coat of paint.
S. G. Skaaland left Friday for
months stay.
Wanted any kind of clover seed.
Highest price paid. Phone 1913. H. D.
Williams & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hawkins of
Chicago are visiting with Nels Solver
son ard wife. The ladies are sisters.
Every student who finishes course
in the Wausau Business College is
thoroughly prepared to hold lucrative
position.
Little Helen Mildred Miller enter
tanned twentyfour girl friends at the
celebration of her seventh birthday,
Friday afternoon.
Banker S. M. Gore of Viola has
been taking his annual vacation. He
took in sights at Chicago and visited
relatives in Iowa.
Sweater coats; the finest line of
these popular garments we ever had.
Men S, boys and children's, all at popu-
lar prices. The Blue Front Store.
DR. Baldwin, dentist, is now 10
Gated over Stoll & Groves clothing store
in the new Ferguson building. Tele-
phone No. 66 for day or night calls.
Henry Barth, a Cashton rural car
rier, recently killed rattlesnake which
blockaded his right of way. The rep
tile measured six feet, and carried fif-
teen rattles.
james J. McMsnamy, former town
of Franklin boy, now a practicing at
tefney of Madison, is instructor in com
mercial law and legal conditions in the
Capital City business college.
John Bjerkaas, the 17-year-old
youth, who was found guilty of the
theft of a horse near Westhy, was given
q sentence of two years in the Green
Bay reformatory by Judge Fruit.
Charley Peters, our fat Charley, is
propelling himself around town with
the aid of a cane. Charley recently
broke through sidewalk and in falling
sustained several temporary bruises.
Col. C. E. Morley and Fred were
among the number in attendance at the
state fair at Milwaukee, as were also
MesSrs. +. w. Alexander and j. M.
A iln,, EeaA E.lr ho rdf ard Eorr
Father Artman, pastor of st.
Phillips church on Rolling Ground, was
in the city last week and informed us
that plans are being consummated for
erection of Catholic church at Gays
Mills.
Mrs. Justin Porter and children of
Holcombe, are visiting at the home of
Mr.. Porter's parents, Hugh Porter and
wife. Her Oldest daughter adelaide
will stay with her grandparents and at.
tend high school.
We have just received our fall line
of the famous Ralston Health shoes.
The best shoe in America. Velour
calf, elk, patent leather, gun metal and
Vici kid in black and latest wine color
Ring eyelets. The Blue Front Store.
Last Saturday was Elliott day at
La Crosse, a celebration in honor of
President Elliott of the La Crosse Base
Bah association. Pioneer fans from
La Crosse and surrounding cities We're
appointed as an honorary committee.
H. F. Proctor was the honorary mem
Der from Viroqua.
Squire Toney of this city has ar
ranged with the K. G. Kuhn company
of g., h.s - al
for a new washing machine which he
has had patented. The plan is some
thing entirely new and Mr.. Toney has
assurance that it will prove success
when put on the market.
Because of his jealous effort to
locate a national military range and
camping ground in Wisconsin, Con
gressman Esch has been honored by
Major Mott, in charge of the mountain
battery now stationed temporarily on
the new reservation east of Sparta, by
having the camp named after him for
the first year.
During the past two weeks the city
water department has been compelled
to refuse Drayman Spellum the use OF
water for sprinkling purposes on ae-
count of temporary breakages to the
gasolene engine which propells the
pumps, The dust resulting from the
dry streets has made it mighty dis
agreeable to merchants and pedestrians.
Have you ever felt your horse e
pulse? No, this is not joke, It is a
serious question. The pulse-beat when
irregular is a sure guide to Ill health OF
disorder The normal pulse of the
healthy horse varies in frequency as
follows: Stallion 2S TO 80 beats pei
minute, mare "a to 40 beats per minute,
filly, two to three year old. 40 to 81
beats per minute, foal, six to twelve
months old, As to 60 beats per minute
foal. two to four weeks old, 20 to 9,
beats per minute. The most convenient
place to take the pulse is at the jaw
Press lightly the balls of the first anC
second fingers on the external mas
cillary artery Immediately in front O
the heavy muscles of the cheek.
D. G.. James, who made such
clean sweep in his run for state sena-
tor, tells a pretty good story Of an in
cident in his campaign. Dave say
that during the campaign DR.. De Lap
his opposing candidate, made a trip t
Virodua with the family horse and wa
accompanied by the dog which is YER
much attracted to the horse. Tn
doctor made a trip to Hillsboro frof
Virouua. leaving the horse and dog wit
friends in the city. While the docto