Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-05-04
yIRoQUA MARKETS..
May.
Wild flowers on the hillsides.

May.
Wild flowers on the hillsides.
Light showers nearly every day.
Clean up your premises, everybody
For glass and putty go to Towner's
Gardening is delayed by frequent
rains.
For lamps and fixtures go tc
Towner's.
Martin & Kuebler do all kinds o
bicycle repairing.
An unusual number of shade treel
are being transplanted in the city.
Mr. and Mrs u Garfield celebrated
their golden wedding at Sparta.
If you want GOOD bicycle for
little money, call on Martin & Kuebler
Full Brown Leghorn, single cont
eggs for Matching, for sale by Johr
Dinsdale.
Pastor Bestul will hold Englist
service at the Lutheran church next
Sunday evening.
Hon. Allen Rusk and wife have re-
turned to the city, after spending the
winter on their farm.
Have your spring painting ano
paper hanging done by Will Castle
Give your orders early.
Give DR.. Fox's Tablets one tria
and you will feel immediate relief. Ash
your druggist about them.
The dwelling house Of FL P. Proctor
is beng elevated three or four feet
greatly improving its appearance.
-Jitly Norris and Frank Dickson
leave for Bara5oo tonight to join Col
mar Brothers circus for the season.
Col. G. E Morley and Amurd Bel
land were up from Madison, and spent
Sunday among relatives and friends.
Attorney o. r. Skaar, of La Crosse
was here Tuesday, attending court
matters and renewing acquaintance.
-Chairmeu Hill, of Stark, and Berge
of Franklin, we're attracted to the coun
ty seat on probate business, Tuesday.
-Elihu Marshall and Frank Enc
came over from Valley, on Friday, to
join the Viroqus company of volunteers
Ole Moseng has under construction
a dwelling house and large tobacco sheo
on land purchased in Goes addition tt
the city.
"A son came to the home of Mr. and
Mrs. ALBION Lindemann on the Goth, anc
daughter at Chas. Asbjornson three
days later.
Casper Adler of Whitestown, hal
started for visit to the fatherland, Ger
many. He is one of the earliest pioneerl
Of that tOwn.
In planning the weeks engage
n,ents, do not forget the war lecture il
the Congregational church on Saturday
evening at s o'clock.
-Supt. Louis T. johnson and wife
of the Richland county asylum, were il
the city on Saturday. Mr.. johnson
took two children to the state school.
Paint brushes, white wash brushes
scrub brushes, and all other kinds O
brushes. A complete line at right fig
ures at E. FL. Craig & Co.'S. drug store
-"Tn the springtime" you'll need tn
wonderful streng thening, refreshing an
invigora,ing effects of Rocky Mountain
tea. It's the best of all spring tonics. =
Craig & Co.
The city librarian says forty -elgh
volumes still unreturned to the library
w II the people please look over thei
shelves, and if found return to tn
library at once.
The Introductory sale of envelope
at 2 cents per package is great sue
csss, at the New Drug Store. Note pa
per, 2 cents for twenty four sheets
Read advertisement.
go Society girls are all taking Rock
Mountain tea-this month, Bring
rosy lips, lovely color, creamy CON
p!exiou. Cures PIN pies, blackhead
bad breath.-Craig & Co.
B Frank Goodell, an old time news
paper man, was in the city on Thursda.
He is now "bummer," representa-
Barnhart Bros & Spindlsr, Chicag
wholesalers of printers supplies.
-"Your wife is a jewell Keep he
Upright and shin ing Now's the time
'"springtime." Give her Rocky Mour
tain tea Makes the whole family wei
Woman's best friend.-Craig & Co.
Rev. J. II Dixon surprised h
congregation and the public by appear
ing ia his pulpit last Sabbath morning
He preached patriotic sermon, appr'
pirate to the times and conditions.
DR.. Brown and wife of Soldier
Grove, accompanied by Victor Bue
and Miss Mathes of Milwaukee, dro,
over from Soldiers Grove and rename
in the city a few hours on Tuesday.
For laces, linens, shirt-w waists, tla'
nels and all fine goods, try the gre'
''easv washer" Galvanic soap. You vi
be agreeably surprised by It's wonderf
Workings Sold by II. M. Tate & So
John 7. Weber has purchased Il
Nelson Riley r. sidence, on the heigh
ia the Second ward. 1t has the makir
of a fine place. Mrs. Riley ard fami
will soon remove to Wood county, whe
Mr.. Riley has been for some months
The battle of Chickamaugs will
fought in the Methodist church We
nesday evening. This great battle W
be put on canvas, tifteon feet squar
by fine stereopticon. Only % cen
to see the fight between the Blue al
the Gray.
Local tobacco operations are ia
drawing to a close. A shipment of Sc
en- carloads from this place and fl
from Westby to G. L. Culton of Edge
ton; two loads to Stoughton, last wee
aud two Monday by f. j. Goldman 4
Suffer Brothers, about closes up t
deliveries by farmers. Sorting is st
in progress at the Eckhardt and SUIT
warehouses, but will close before mai
days.
Judge Thomas A. Dyson died
La Crosse, last Friday, as result OF
iuries received from a fall three da
previous. Mr.. Dyson will be we'll I
remembered as court reporter on I'll
circuit some years ago. He also repr
scented Vernon county in the state senE
for one term, and had been probs
jndge for two terms in La Crosse count
He was 46 years old.
AT Viroqua, April 20, Miss Ado
johnson and Mr.. Geooge NJ Willgru
1rara married. The groom is well a,