Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-04-27
VERNON COUNTY CENSOR
WEDNESDAY,, April 81. 1898.
YIRoOUA MARKETS..
For glass and putty 90 to Towner's.

Viola will elect village officers or
Nay 10
For lamps and fixtures go tc
Towner's.
Martin & Kuebler do all kinds OF
bicycle repairing.
Have your papering and painting
done by W. A. Curtis.
DIR. A. J. Moe came in from Chicago
aud spsnt Tuesday here.
IF you want a GOOD bicycle for &
little money, call on Martin & Kuebler
Mate aazan was elected alderman
at the late election in Preston, Mime
sofa
Don't forget to take a look at the
Pickwick line of clothing at Michael
sohn's.
Full Brown Leghorn, single comb
eggs for Matching, for sale by John
Dinsdale.
DR.. A. P Minshall and wife are of
on a two weeks visit to Missouri and
Nebraska.
Miss Myrtle Reiter came over from
De Soto, and passed day in the city
with friends.
Miss Kate Haughton, of Madison,
has been visiting relatives in Viro4ua
and Retreat.
Smith Brothers is the only firm
who sell good buggies and road wagons
at low price.
At West Prairie, parties stole pig
from Warren Smith and some chickens
from Levi Cole.
See McGinley's high class enter
tainers at Opera house Friday and
Saturday evenings.
Lyle Tate was kicked on the leg by
a horse, which makes it difficult for
him to hobble about.
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.
-"Better than many a war drama" is
the Minneapolis Tribune's commend
alton of Cressey's Chickamauga.
To-day is Arbor and Bird day. 1t
will be observed by Wisconsin schools
more universally than ever before.
The aged father of FL. M. Peterson,
died at the latter's home near this city,
few days since. He was very old.
Peter Hutchinson, of Resdstown,
brought in and collected bounty on five
wolf scalps, few days since. He cap
tured them in Sterling.
Earl Graves and Harold Proctor
started for ST. Peter, Minnesota, on
Thursday, to assist Walter Proctor in
his telephone construction.
Paint brushes, white wash brushes,
scrub brushes, and all other kinds OF
brushes A complete line at right fig
ures at e. Fl, Craig & Co.'S. drug store.
Don't forget that supper at the
Church of Christ this (Wedne day even
ing, for the benefit of iar ltor's fund.
Will be served from $50 to 7 o'clock.
Price 20 cents.
Miss Anna Brspn o, OF Victory, one
of the bright teachers of the county,
was CENSOR caller on Saturday. She
teaches in the Ashury district, in Wheat
land. this spring.
The CENSOR TODAY commences
series Of articles written nv "Orlando
Burnett" on state charitable and penal
institutions They will doubtless be
found very interesting.
Mics Mary Peterson, Young
woman 90 years old, residing near Purdv,
was adjudged insane in the probate
court Wednesday. and taken to Men
dota by the sheriff on Friday
Graduating exercises OF the Westby
schools will occur on Friday evening OF
this week There are thirteen vonng
people to receive their diplomas. The
program will be an interesting one.
Regular meet ing ladies' Missionary
society will met with Mrs. Casson,
Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock Sub-
iect. OMISSIONS in Utah" Program COM
mittee, Mesdames Aug Smith and o.
B. Wyman.
Regular meeting of W. c. #. u.
will be held at the home of Mrs. Brott
next Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
A special program will be prepared by
committee. All members are requested
to be present.
Mary Burlin Hope, wife OF David
G Hope. died at Sparta. April IL, after
lingering illness, aged so years. Mrs.
Hope was e former resident of this place,
n sister OF William FL. and George Bur
lin, eur townsmen.
j A. Norris has removed from
Bloomingdale to Cashtop, where he
takes an interest in Granville Halls
store We regret to have slap" leave
The county. Hope he will find pros
peritv in his rev field.
Gus Mo nd was over from
Bloomingdale esday. He reports
that the teleph~n line is being extend
ed from that place TO Avalanche. The
instrument will te located in Wigs
store. Avalanche Leople contribute
5000 to secure the line.
Rev. VIM. Hsughton, who is to
manage the new citv library, is here
arranging matters. The effects OF the
old library have been moved to the new
quarters One hundred dollars worth
of new books aud magazines have been
ordered Mr.. Haughton's fsmily will
remove here from Retreat, in few weeks.
Ga the 10th instar little son of
Henry Lake, agad abo ut six years, met
with a painful accident at the home. four
miles southeast of this city. A large
block of wood fell upon him while play
ing about the wood pile His skull was
fractured, and for several days there
was little hopes of his recovery, but con-
ditious have changed for the better.
F B. Holbrook, formerly of this
city. was reported among those killed
by the terrible avalanche on the Dyea
trail leading into the Klondike country,
which occurred on April 9-Wonewoc
Gazstte. Our Klondikers, Louis and
Ernest Kier, had just passed the loca-
ton where the great snow avalanche
occurred. They returned and joined in
the rescue of many of the injured and
dead.
La Force Terhune. who succeeds
Ed. Perham in the Opera house restau-
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