Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-03-30
Election next Tuesday.
day after tomorrow.


April day after tomorrow.
Trout fishing season opens April Is
For glass and putty go to Towner's
Andrew J. johnson is doing La
Crosse.
For lamps and fixtures go to
Towner's.
House to rent. Inquire of ID. O.
Mahoney.
H. NJ. Isham reports twin Jersey
heifer calves at his place.
Republican town caucus at city hall
next Saturday at o'clock.
Two good farms FOR sale cheap; easy
terms. JACKSON SILBAUGH.
Mrs. H d. Williams was quite i'll
the latter part of the week, but is now
better.
-Mertie Switzer left for Preston,
Grant county, Friday, to finish her
term of school.
-Bismark, or better known as big
Tom Nottingham, was over from DE
Soto, on Tuesday.
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House and lot for sale on easy terms.
Apply to @. A. Roberts.
Have your spring painting and
paper hanging done by Will Castle.
Give your orders early.
"A. l.. Russell and wife were called
to Melvina, Saturday, by the ser ious ILL
ness OF Mr.. Russell's father.
Manager F. E. Tate is in Chicago
making spring purchases for The Big
Store He will be absent all the week.
-Nels Halverson will have a sale OF
stock. implements, etc, one mile west of
Brlstow, April 4, CONNIE ncing at 10
o'clock.
Rev. DIR. Hitchcock of Chicago, will
occupy the pulpit of the Congregational
church next Sabbath, April 3, morning
and evening.
An auction sale of personal effects
will take place at the farm of Mrs. Flick
Thompson, three miles southwest of
viroqua, April 6.
Monday brought the last electric
morning light for the season. Old Sol
provides the illuminating power at a
good seasonable hour.
Judge Wymsn closed his term Of
court at Sparta, returning home to
spend Sunday. Mrs. Wyman was with
the Judge portion of last week.
I. w. Switzer has purchased 200
acres of good timber land near Steuben,
Crawford county, which he intends to
build upon and improve for farming
purposes.
John r Spelum disposed of his
depot to John Moseng. Consideration
$500. Mr.. Moseng will US it for to-
bacco land.
First division of the B. b. society
will serve supper in basement of the
Church of Christ on Friday evening,
from 80 to 7. Price Is cents. Every
one invited.
oh We Americsns All the wonder
full things that others claim for their
soap, Galvanic soap (the famousy easy
washer) will do. For sale by FL. M.
I ate & Son, Viroqua.
Mr.. @. J. Bergh, one of the earliest
settlers of this section, was a Westbv
caller, Tuesday His father, who is 80
years of age lives with Mr.. Bergh. He
is yet quite an active man.
The ladies of the Violet club, &C.
companied by their hush ands, attended
the lecture on Norway, Saturday even
ing, each member of the party wearing
Of THAR nl,1h
AT Monday nights session of the
council, Azariah Brown filed claim
against the city for $500 for personal
injuries alleged to have been sustained
by falling on defective sidewalk last
December.
The deliveries of tobacco at local
warehouses the past week we're large.
Two carloads were shipped by f. j.
Goldman, and five go to Edgerton today,
sent out by Mr.. Mcintosh. Bad roads
so far this week have prevented large
deliveries.
i take great pleasure in recon-
mendlng the famous Galvanic soap, the
sale of which is destined to be the larg
est of any laundry soap. If you have
never tried it you will be surprised by
it's wonderful workings. For sale by
II M Tate e Son, Viroqua.
"A num' or of the teachers and ether
friends of Professor Williams and wife,
gave them a pleasant surprise at thelr
home last Tuesday night. A good time
was had playing "pillowde the losing
side having to entertain the winners
some evening during the week.
A Kansas editor, writing of a yclone
said it turned we'll inside out, cellar
upside down, moved township line
blew all the slaves out of whiskey bar.
rel aud left nothing but the bung hole,
changed the day of the week, blew
mortgages off farms, blew the cracks out
of fence and took all the wind ont of q
politician.
Jack Grignou, who has been en-
ployed in the gallery of L r Arlington
for the past year, left for Grand Rapids
Michigan, Saturday, to enter the ser
vice of Smart & Nash, wholesale dealers
in photographers supplies. Jack will
go on the road for the firm. He has
made many friends in Viroqua, who will
miss him very much.
The Junior Endeavor society of the
Church of Christ is preparing for an
Easter concert to be given for the bene-
fit of an Orphans Home. No regular
admission will be charged, but the
children want everyone to bring either
an offering of money, clothing or food
This will be good opportunity to CON-
bine charity and pleasure and encourage
the young endeavorers In good work
Remember the date, Easter Sunday
evening.
"A dispatch received Friday last
announced the sudden death of Hervey
F. Mulch at hospital in Portland,
Oregon, where he vas operated upon
for appendicitis. He was the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mulch of Hillsboro
The Young man was 20 years old, vel
known here by having been connected