Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-05-23
LOCAL JoTTING


tune of two broken ribs by fall at
the Roseiand lumber yard
Harry and Henry Burris of For
est, went TO Ricbland Center to offer
their services to Uncle sam as soldiers.
! Fifteen young men have enlisted
at Richland Center and are now in
training at Jefferson Barracks, Mis-
souri,.
The residence of D. G. James,
Rlchland Center's prominent business
man, well known here, was badly dam
aged by ire last Wednesday.
; "A. 3. Ewers is constructing new
garage at Readstown, the material
cement blocks, size 50xl00 1t will
make a nice addition to that place.
! Judge Clementson ad gises the clerk
of court of Richland county that APP
plication of Germans for citizenship
filed before the war can be acted on
rably
Mrs. Grace WHISKY, Miss Blanche
Powell and Miss Bessie Anderson mo-
tored to Readstown Sunday, Mrs Cy
i Walters returning with them for a
short visit.
| A number of sets of aluminium
I wal etIG otl4A IT'LL JON buG E0duCF
! Hardware Company's aluminium club
and get one OF these fine sets at an
extremely low rice.
Mr.. John 1liner, Hillsboro, has
bought 12x24 wood tire hollow wall
silo with Hoosier extension roof sof
Chas. S Slack & Company for his fine
/ farm near Hilisboro
Their manv friends will exceed
/ ingly rejoice with Mr. aud Mrs Ed
ward Wig over the arrival of a daue1-
ter, born Saturday morning. Mo,h-f
and daughter doing fine and so is Ed.
Owing to the cost of building ma
terial and uncertainty of getting it,
Marx Bros. and also the Catholic con-
gregation near Cashton have aband-
oued plans for the erection of build
ings.
All members of |. 0. O. F. are
requested to be present at regular
meeting next Saturday night, May %.
Business or Importance regarding he
erection OF new hall to demand your
attention.
IA. j. Favor, Otto Otteson, Frank
| Williams and their families and Mes
| danes Buffers and Guibrandson, and
Misses Peterson and Swan, formed d
thrce-car motor party to Camp Doug
las Sunday. Ernest Otteson returned
with them.
-Sharples hand and power separat-
ors get all the cream all the time.
Suction feed draws just enough milk
| into the bowl to insure perfect skim
ming at any speed. More cream means
more money a new profit without
ef4tIa1 T.
-Rebecca lodge gave a surprise
party Monday night after. regular
meeting, the guests being Miss Esther
| Tuhus, who was welded today. and
MIR. and Mrs Robert Stevens, who soon
depart, and Mrs. Hal Smith, who will
in few days join her husband in
Montana.
Irwin Price, longtime resident
of Cashton died there last Friday from
tuberculosis. He was 81 years of age.
The Record also gives account of Miss
| Regina Dolan suffering amputation
of her arm near the shoulder, and Mr..
Bergman. expressman. being injurt d
when gasoline speeder left the track.
Buchanan Brothers have just adj
| ded an up-to-the- minute international
truck to their draying equipment. 1t
| is a. sturdy beast of burden rated at
forty horse but geared down so that it
develops eighty on pull. Tom drove
it through from Madison, and says
that it takes the place of several
teams.
! Grant Ross of Richland Center.
bought l4x30 wood tire hollow wall
silo of Chas. S. Slack in 1915 and he
said last Saturday, 81 like that silo
! better all the time, and my renters
| like it so much better than they do
my other common stave silo as it does
rot blow down and we have no bother
with freezing.
&C. NJ. Thompson dropped in on his
mother, Mrs. Bort, Friday, remaining
over Sunday. He had been called to
| Chicago on business and took advant-
age of the occasion to make his first
visit home since leaving for Spokane
several years ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Thompson also motored over from
Hillsboro, making it rather a family
reunion.
The following farmers have bought
| Hoosier extension silo roofs the past
week near Stoddard and Genoa: Aug.
Proksch, Henry JOS. yWiese, 10 foot
| Hoosier roofs: Joseph Seidel, II. J.
Beitlich, Fred Asp, l. Proksch and Nj.
! r. Hunter, 12-foot Hoosier roofs: Hen
ry A. Robinson, 14-foot Hoosier roof
and Hoosier steel silo chute: John
| Trussona, l4foot Hoosier roof.
! From Halowtown, Montana comes
| to L. II. Glenn of this city the well
come news of the birth of twin boys
to his eldest son and wife, Hon. L d.
! Glenn. Mr.. Glenn also writes that
Harlowtown is now the county seat OF
1.-THE new county of Wheatland, just
created from two other counties after
a ten years battle. And with chuckle
in his voice, Venerable L. H. tells us
that he has a qharter-section of land,
taken up some time ago, .and now
within sight of that new county seat.
This is the season for the planting
of fish fry, and members of the Viro-
qua Game Club have received and
placed in adjacent streams twenty
seven cans from the national and state
governments, mostly lingering trout.
They are to receive twelve more cans.
Our exchange papers report similar
action. Were il. possible under the
law to confine and protect these fish
until they we're commercial size, and
then in some manner correl the con-
telnptible ours who make practice
of using dynamite, we would have good
fishing.
Highly enjoyable commencement
exercises were carried out at the
n,-s~ bo,rea hafora larcre