Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-04-13
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Cool nights.
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For glass and putty go to Towner's
For lamps and fixtures go t.
Towner's
House to rent. Inquire of d. O
Mshoney.
Sparta elected a democrat mayor
ID. w. Cheney over John O'Brien.
Mrs. John Beatty and son Loren
are visiting relatives in Richland county
-"Skip" Cherrington is over from
La Fargo. passing week with his par
ents.
Don't forget to take look at ths
Pickwick line of clothing at Michael
sohn's.
For sale, two desirable corner resi-
dence building lots in Viroqua. Inq uirs
at this office.
Smith Brothers lie the only firm
who sell good buggies and road wagons
at low price.
-Manley Norris, who has been clerk
ing in Camp Douglas hotel, arrived
home Thursday.
Mr.. L. G. Steenberg has disposed
of his abstract business in Iowa and has
returned to this city.
Money to loan on real estate.
House and lot for sale on easy terms.
Apply to G. A. Roberts.
Have your spring painting and
paper hanging done by Will Castle.
Give your orders early.
Smith Brothers have just received
a carload of buggies, road wagons,
lumber wagons and trucks.
The community was surprised but
greatly gratifed to see Rev J. I'll. Dixon
IN his pulpit Sabbath morning.
For sale, two stacks clover hay, 10
to IA tons, $40 if sold soon.
f. w. ALEXANDER.
The venerable Henry Lester of Tow
erville, spent portion OF the week in
the city visiting his daughter, Mrs. G..
E. Peck.
David Stevlingson, of Rising Sun,
is installed as deliveryman at the Big
Store. Clyde Niles is promoted to
grocery department.
Miss Mary Rusk has returned from
the east. She WAS accompanied home
by her cousin, Miss Cooper, who will
spend the summer here.
AT Lancaster, an infant daughter
of Fred Orton choked to death. She
swallowed peanut and it lodged in
her throat, causing death.
Prof NJ. O. Hill, principal of the
Bangor schools, is psssi1 g vacation with
his parents 10 this city He has been
maintained for the coming year by the
district.
While several young men were rae
ing horses at Readstown, Saturday after
noon, one of the horses bolted the track
throwing it's rider, Harmon Kellogg,
breaking his collar bone and two ribs.
Attorney Jackson Silbaugh has ex-
changed farm in town of Stark for the
old Farmer homestead premises in the
third ward. There is some speculation
on the subject of what he needs of q
residence.
One hundred and seventy six per-
sons wrote for teachers certificates at
the spring examina atoms in the county.
Supt. Miller says they were: Viroqua
81 Hillsboro 81, Ontario H. Readstown
20, De- Soto Is.
Friday nights meeting of Viroqua
Woodman camp brought out over sixty
members The camp officers have DON
ned gorgeous uniforms Under Sheriff
Will Ericsson, was enlightened on the
mysteries Of wood craft.
-Galvanic soap is pure white and
contains not particle of resin or other
adulteration. You can use it according
to the easy washing method, or any
way you wish and it works like charm.
For sale by Fl. M Tate & Son.
"A burglar broke into the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Adams at Sparta,
Friday night last. This being the
young mans first offense he is spared
the humiliation of prosecution and will
share future hospitslities of the home.
Nearly all of the town chairmen-
elect throughout Vernon county made
trips to the county seat on Wednesday
and Thursday to make return OF the
judicial election canvass. The CENSOR
was favored by calls from most of the
gentlemen.
William Pullman was a Genoa town
caller, Monday. He was about to drive
across the railroad track as the special
was pulling out Sunday evening, and his
horse ran away and dove into an adjoin-
ing fence, dong no damage except to
demolish the thills to the cart
M. e. Bakkedal, of Westby, tarried
in town for minute on Saturday. He
has had great hustle on him all
winter to look after his tobacco business
at Soldiers Grove and Westby. Thinks
he will have about 5000 cases of goods
when his packing season closes, which
will continue for a month.
WIN. J. Waggoner and DR.. J. W.
Burns, of Viola, who have to do with
the corporation of that lively burg,
were in the city on Monday. They tell
us that the people voted to incorporate
on Friday last, by a vote of SO to 26.
have three joint villages with other
counties DE Soto, Ontario and Viola.
--Cassius M Gushing OF De Soto, is
canvassing this section in the interest of
the Farmers Mutual hail insurance
company of Trempealeau. 1t insures
only growing crops A six year
membership in this company costs $500.
A yearly assessment is levied for losses.
Mr. Gushing says the farmers are join
ing rapidly
MIR. Edward Cox, of Genoa village,
was in Viroqua, on Monday, making
arrangements for the departure of him.
self aud wife for the state OF Oregon,
where they have son. They will re-
main during the summer and perhaps
permanently. Mr.. Cox came to this
county in 1S49. where he has resided
continuously except during the days oil
his service with Uncle Sam fighting
Johnnies.
Those who desire to contribute any.
thing for the Junior Endeavor ''box''
for the orphans home, can leave the
articles at the residence of Mrs J. F.
Parker any time this week or bring them
to the b. B. sociable at the Church OF
Christ on Friday evening. Remember
the orphans are of all sizes and ages
from the tiny baby up, and that there
ora aiohty little onas thara now to he