Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-06-23
Short News Stories Of Interest
Picked Up b, Censor Reporters from Various Source.
o, what growing weather.
-Chinaware at J. OlnundsOn's.

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-Chinaware at J. Onundson's.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Summer school begins next Monday
See Towner's new postal cards lc
up.
Money to loan IN 'eai estate secur-
ity. Butt & Butt.
Home grown Strawberries are now
in the market.
The Ladies Home Journal now on
sale at Lindemanns'.
DR.. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &C.
W. S. Waters was down from
Sparta for a visit with old time friends.
Our motto: Everything the best
The most of the best for the least at
Rogers.
B. c. Dinsdale of Galena, Illinois,
has been Viroqua business caller for
some days.
Buy your barn-b boards, cement,
plaster brick and other material for
spring overhauling of John f. Nuzum
" Wilt and family, who recently
returned from Philips, South Dakota,
have removed to La Crosse for the
summer.
When you want good shoe or OK
ford for wear, dress, service or eZe,
you will find them at the Viroqua Shoe
Store.
What's become of the old fashioned
woman who always cheered up when
she heard of others having troubles
greater than her own.
The best farmers $1,000 worsted
suit TO be found gray clay worsted
heavy weight, will wear like iron, at
The Blue Front Store.
Lars Kalvestran is in this vicinity
for visit with relatives. He has just
completed a years work at Luther
theological seminary at st Paul.
Do not forget we keep the auto
matte adjusting belts. No holes in these
belts and they can be adjusted to an
eight of an inch. The Blue Front Store.
A San Diego paper just at hand an
nounces graduation of Newton M.
Layne, son of MIR. and Mrs. T. j.
Layne, and Viroqua native, from the
college of Liberal Arts, University of
Southern California.
Misses Bernice Dewitt and Bessie
Anderson were hostesses at a china
shower given at the home of the
former last Friday evening in honor of
Miss Grace Fowell. Refreshments were
served and a pleasant evening enjoyed
by about thirty-five young people.
Miss Millie Jefson, cashier at the
Tate Mercantile Co. store. leaves to-
morrow morning for Nemo South Da-
kota, where she will spend month at
Tho homo of brnt Lar Che " IN 10 or
companied by her sister, Anna, of
Westby.
DIR C. ]. Stormcnt took Miss
Gertrude Stout, daughter of Mack
Stout OF Ross, to the Lutheran hospital
at La Crosse, where she was operated
on for Appendicitis She is reported as
doing well considering her serious con
dition. Viola Intelligencer
Many farmers make grave mis-
take in not providing an orchard on
their farm. 1t requires some work and
some care and expense to be sure, but
what do we get in this world without
care and expense? A few apple, plum
aud cherry trees are quite easily kept
and furnish much delight to young and
old
AT the late Grand Army encamp-
mept held at Eau Claire, Hon. Roger
Williams OF Hillsbor0, was elected one
of the delegates~at-l large to represent
Wisconsin at the Salt Lake national en-
campment Rev W. j. Mckay, form
erIy of Retreat, was appointed assist
ant Adjutant General of the state de-
partment.
A strange acting gentleman, giving
his name as George Morris and placing
his habitat at Dubuque. Iowa, was re-
Gently taken in ttw in Genoa town by
Deputy Sheriff j. o. Anderson and
dyed in Jail pending an inquiry into
his mental condition. He was adjudged
insane and taken TO Mendoza hospital
last Thursday.
Quite a number of our citizens
gazed through smoked glasses last
Thursday evening to witness the spec
tacle of the moon cutting in between
earth and sun. No clouds obscured the
sight from this viewpoint. About two
fifths of Old Soils surface was invisible.
In the Artic regions the eclipse was
total for few seconds.
j. Omundson was in attendance at
q meeting of the deputy inspectors of
eliminating oils held in Milwaukee last
Monday The object of the meeting
was to extend an opportunity to the
deputies to famiharize themselves with
changes in apparatus necessary under
the new law passed by the last session
of the legislature.
Wisconsin will harvest this year one
of the greatest hay crops ever grown
in the state. This is the opinion of }.
Nj. True. secretary of the state board
of agriculture, and OF +. A. Moore.
professor Of agronomy at the state uni
yersitv. Both men claim that the
crops Of the state at the present time
are in splendid condition. More corn
and barley will be grown in the state
than in several years past and the yield
of alfalfa viii be astonishing.
The base ball team of the uniyer-
sity of Wisconsin will make a trip to
Japan this summer. 1t has been de
cided that any citizens of the state or
aiumuus of the university may accom-
pany the university base ball team on
les trip to Japan in August. All persons
who desire to 60 wilt be accorded the
same transportation privileges and the
same hospitality as the members Of the
base ball team will receive. The round
trip will cost $3.50. The team leaves
Madison August 10th and Seattle Au-
gust 18th On the return trip the play
ers will arrive in Seattle October 18th
and in Madison November lst or End.