Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-07-19
LOCAL JoTTINGs
Great weather for having.

atiyeS IN the city.
/ Miss Aida Kinserdahl is visitinl
at Prairie du Chen.
Romans grocery has added For,
( delivery car to their equipment,
Will Edwards and Frank Chas
autoed from Lacrosse on Monday.
Mrs. Fred Harris Of Lacrosse wa
guest of Viroqua relatives and friends
Business mems club will go int,
camp for their annual outing at Cam
Tate on July 20.
Julius Slime was over from Rich
land Center TO see his parents anC
other relatives.
Hon. Edgar Emo sof Valley, is TAX
ing treatment at the Battle Creel
sanitarium at Madison.
-Stoddard Times says the Missis
sippi river has had quite noticeable
rise the past fortnight
Will Lindemann and family ar.
rived home Saturday night, after
travelling full day over soaked roads.
David Adams has removed from
Victory to DeSoto, where he has pur-
chased the Upham stock of merchan-
disc.
While cEanking the engine in his
boat at Riverside, near Stoddard, Geo,
Robinson fell and fractured several
ribs. ~
-Sparta's big fair and midsummer
racing tournament comes next week.
July25 to 2s A large horse program
is. arranged
Tourists are. certainly making the
most of vacation time, every day
many machines passing this way from
all directions.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. A. Billips of
Richfand Center, have been visiting
among relatives and friends in this
city and section.
Mrs. Fred NJ. Groves was sum-
moned to Fargo, North Dakota, be-
cause of the serious illness of her
daughter, Emma Anderson.
BY quite decisive majority the
town of Jefferson. on Saturday, in
special election, voted $500 for re-
pair of roads aud bridges destroyed in
a late storm,
!. DR. F. <. Morley resigned from
The county pension examining board
and DR.. Surenson succeeds him. The
other members are Drs. Schreiner and
Schee of Westby.
Oscar Bosshard and family de-
parted for their home at Mattoon on
They were accompanied by
Miss Winnifred Baldwin, who will
pass month there.
MIR. Anton Weiken of Marshfeld
is in the city. He has disposed of his
merchantile interests and is westward
bound with the possibility that he
may move to Montana
Finley church Sunday school pic
mic, held at the home Of MIR. and Mrs.
Hobe Groves at Ross, called together
nearly hundred young and old. A
splendid time is reported,
Fred Becker, near Lone Rock, met
a sudden and shocking death. A large
hay fork fell from its track, striking
the unfortunate man in the chest
He died almost instantly,
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
w. Hall in this city, last Sunday, a
family reunion was helds which called
together a number of relatives. some
coming from surrounding country.
Near Ontario, Gene Burdick had
the misfortune to break "a leg. The
horse he was driving BECAME unman-
ageable and Burdick jumped from the
- - ~
Mrs. William strutbers, aged 50
years, one of the old residents and
TeH-known pioneer women of Newton,
lied on a recent day. causing sorrow
% the community and her numerous
...e -,
William Webb and wife we're In
he city from Viola on Sunday. They
brought with them Mrs. L R Aiding
on of Lacrosse, and Mrs. Myrtle Ad-
ingtun-J jacobson of Michigan, who
nave heea visiting at Viola. So
Mrs. n. P. Miller,one efOntario's
orme- citizens, died at the home OF
her daughter at Aurora, Illinois, July
J, from heart failure. Remains were !
brought to Norwalk for interInent.
She was SO years old, thesmother of
'ormer County Superintendent of
Howard Miller. .
Mrs. George w. Hall was sum-
noned to Dell because of an injury to
ler daughter, Mrs Louis North, who
vas thrown from the vehicle in which
he was riding. Her back was INJURED |
md Mr.. North's hip and arm dislocat-
III. The team they were driving |
plunged over an embankment.
Prof. Brown and wife will move
o Cashton on Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. |
lualy will immediately take posses
ion of the Morley residence vacated |
" the Browns. Cashton is to be con-
-ratulated on securing the services of |
'rof. Brown as head of its schools |
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Brown as residents. |
Old machinery at the two city |
jumping stations having become bad |
v worn, two new kerosene engines |
lave been purchased and will be in
tailed at the water plants. There is /
low so much demand for water that |
he big tractor engine is put into use |
It the city building well. Consump- |
ion Of water grows at a wonderful |
'ace with the years.
-Cashton appears to be the refresh
nent mecca just now, and any evening |
tuto loads of thirsty companions may |
,e seen headed in that direction. Au- |
horities find on examination that one |
lFOqud party uiONC Aout mIHoTs luCiC |
md made it possible for them to Sc
ure liquors. II was on Sunday, the |
frog shop man also laying himself IL |
-ble for selling on that day.
james S. Treseder and son Shell
lon arrived home from Alabama on
after OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
where they went land prospecting, |
md found much to their liking. They |
we're at Mobile the day following the |