Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-06-17
' arm showers today.

smoke for DC.
Rev. jacobson attended a church
meeting at Red Wing.
Go orse Schroeder of Viola was a
FL day caller III Eiroqua.
Yes. H. M. Barker's Cough Remedy
cures, at all drug stores.
Mrs Calsina Brandon is at Madi-
son sanitarium for treatment
Sherman McVey of La Crosse was
a business visitor at Viroqua on Friday
Mrs Aaron Warner was in from
the town of Harmony visiting with
friends
Do not forget that you get the best,
when you buy Ferndell coffees at Will
hams
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Miller and
children of Altoona are visiting Mrs. A.
Severson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Thompson have
rented and are occupying the H. Bel
lows house.
Lawrence Peterson is in Viroqua
after attending a pharmacy school at
Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Everson en-
tertained Mrs. Holland and son Elmer
of Pine Knob.
Mrs. Abner Silbaugh was informed
of the death of her aunt, Mrs. Richard
De Witt, of Leon.
Misses Emma Mannel of Sparta
and Edith Brandt of Barron are guests
of Mrs. r. l.. Ware.
Mrs. Carrie Tate will move from
Mrs. Samuel Henry's house to the Au-
ST Smith fannr,anpt hnnCn
Bernard O'Connell was in Viroqua on
his way to LaFarge. He is the same
genial Bernard as of yOre.
Father O'Reilly returned to Viro-
qua Saturday morning after spending
the past week at Shullsburg.
Mrs. Nels Kins is making a two
months visit at Hanifcrd, North Dakota
with her sisters and brothers.
There will be an eclipse OF the sun
on June %, visible throughout the
United States as partial eclipse.
Miss Sadie Rogers returned from
Oak Park, Illinois, on Saturday where
she has been teaching the past year.
C E. Morley, ST., returned from
an extended visit at Alabama, also yis-
iting at Elgiu and Davenport, enroute.
The Sabbath school Of the Synod
Lutheran church and the teachers had
picnic dinner on Sunday at the ceme-
terry rock.
Col. e. E. Morley is at Racine at
tending state encampment of the Grand
Army. Mrs. T. o. Mork represents
Viroqua Relief Corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Justice of Sparta
spent Tuesday with Viroqua friends.
Mr.. Justice came down as witness in
one of the cases in circuit court.
- Col Morley received an appoint
ment as one of the assistant sergeant
alarms for the republican national con-
vention. He left for Chicago Monday
morning.
Miss Frances Dach, Hazel Cass and
Matte Hall, who ARE attending Law
renee University at Appleton returned
to VirOqua Saturday morning for their
summer 5 vacations.
H p. Proctor was elected vice presi-
dent of Western Wisconsin associating
of bankers held at Lacrosse last week.
Henry Lindemann and H. Z. Packard
were also present at the meeting.
Friends and relatives of Matthew
Geary, of Cowde, South Dakota, were
much shocked and grieved to learn of
his death which occurred June 9th, in a
hospital at Rochester, Minnesota.
For sale, a new Fuller & johnson to-
bacco planter and new tobacco rack.
Also three pure-bred yearling Short
horn bulls. All will be sold cheap.
Call on or address A. B. Smell, Viroqua,
route 3.
Asa B. Groves, Viroqua born boy,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Groves, was
one of class of eighty-three to gradu-
ate from Madison high school, Asa's
Viroqua friends extend hearty con-
gratulations.
Superintendent Gardner and T. o.
Mork are at Washburn in attendance
upon annual meeting of Beavers, the
former as an officer of the grand lodge
and latter representing Viroqua colony
of the order.
Does it pay to raise good animals?
c. c. Brown thinks it does. He re-
Gently sold a three year-old mare
for $500, colt raised from his trotting
mare June b" The sale was to VIM.
Richie, an Eau Claire man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie johnson have
moved from the rooms in the Niles
residence to the Chas. Edward tenement
house south of the Christian church.
Henry Weise and wife will occupy the
rooms vacated at the Niles house.
Mr.. C. A. Christensen of this city,
has application filed in the patent office
at Washington on a device for four
drive and guide automobile. He says
there is nothing of that in the many
makes of machines now in use. And
he believes it will be winner.
Rev. H. F. Barstow, of Grand Rap
ids, state evangelist of the Christian
churches, was the guest of friends in
this city the first of the week. Mr..
Barstow and sister went through vi
roqua s great cyclone without injury,
while their parents and the rest of the
family lost their lives
One state board of control will hold
a session in Viroqua on June 25th, in
conjunction with committee of the
last county board, to determine whether
new county Jail is necessary or what
if any repairs shall be made on the old
building and its exterior. 1t will be
remembered that state authorities or
dered construction of new Jail some
months ago. but that was withdrawn on
request of ttE county board till a con-
ference could be arranged.
Farmers in Grant and Iowa counties
are expressing considerable alarm about
the oak tree. especially the burr oak.
II il reDorted that the beetle. common