Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-05-25
VERNON COUNTY CENSOR
WEDNESDAY, May %. 1898.
vIRoQUA MARKETS.
Warm, growing weather.
.Asseseors are on the wing.

Local news is at a premium this
week.
-Resdstown will celebrate on the
Fourth.
John Tewalt is enlarging his resi-.
dence.
For lamps and fixtures go to
Towner's.
Eugene Stumble is hustling in Ter
hune's restaurant.
Judge Wyman came home from La
Crosse to spend Sunday.
For sale, country and city real es-
tate. G. FL. MINsHALL.
Get ready for the Woodman picnic
and excursion at Onalaska, on June IL.
A young daughter came to the
home of Henry Stenson, Tuesday morn
ing.
-Readstown is to have a telephone
exchange, to be established by the local
company.
Mrs. Frank p. Peters, on Sunday,
had 3 large tumor removed from n OF
her feet.
For sale cheap for cash or on easy
terms, a Kimball organ. Inquire OF
Axel Nordrum.
ALBION Lindemsnn made a business
trip to Red Wing, Mimi, last Friday,
returning Monday.
Revival meetings will continue dur
ing the week at the Church of Christ,
by Evangelist Brown.
Have your spring painting and
paper hanging done by Will Castle.
Give your orders early.
IF you are going to paint your
house or barn buy your supplies of
Towner and save money.
Give DIR. Fox's Tablets one trial
and you will feel immediate relief. Ask
your druggist about them.
Elmer Orrison arrived home. Fri
day, from La Crosse, where he has been
attending the business university.
-Lattamore & Phillips, the Genoa
drillers, Just completed sinking the we'll
on ID. 7. Fortney's farm As feet deeper.
John Fl. Baan has disposed Of his
coach horse "Cirksens," aud delivered
him to the purchaser at Groton, South
Dakota.
-Viroqua Good Templars will hold
open installation and social on Wednes-
day evening at Alliance hall. Ice cream
will be served.
"A dozen or more of the substantial
Bohemian farmers of Union, among
them Jos Haugb, were in the city on
business, Monday.
-George j. Williams, Viroqua tele-
graph operator, had a rest and lay-off
last week His place was filled by a
young man from Tomah.
Lost, between Liberty Pole and
Retreat. a cape to a ladies' blue mackin-
tosh. Finder please leave at CENSOR
office or at Retreat postoffice.
-Readstown commencement exercises
will be held Saturday night. There are
five pupils in the class. Judge Mahoney
will address the class and people.
Paint brushes, white-wash brushes,
scrub brushes, and all other kinds Of
brushes. A complete line at right fig
ures at E. H. Craig & Co.'S. drug store.
-"In the springtime'' you'll need the
wonderful strengthening, refreshing and
invigorating effects of Rocky Mountain
tea. It's the best OF all spring tonics. -
Craig & Co.
Quite a severs hail storm passed a
few miles west of Viro4ua, on Saturday
afternoon. The CENSOR is not advised
that serious damage was done to prop
erty or stock.
Mr.. W. G. Homermiller, of Tomah,
general special agent for the North
western Mutual Insurance company, is
in the city looking after interests of his
reliable company.
Six good neighbors Of Rev. Haugh-
ton, among them were W. P. Morgan
aud @. @. Bishop, moved the elders
household goods to this city from Re-
treat on Thursday.
-Galvsnic soap is pure white and
contains not a particle of resin or other
adulteration. You can use it according
to the easy washing method, or any way
you wish it and it works like a charm.
For sale b II. III Tate & Son.
Nothing makes a home Sd cheerful
clean and wholesome as a fresh coat of
paint or a dressing up with bright, new
paper on the walls. These things are
TO be had in great p~rofusion at Burlin d
Arnold's drug store.
Capt. d. G. James, of Richland
Center, is a candidate for Department
were no drawer soldiers or more loyal
citizens 10 Wisconsin than Captain
James. He would do honor to the posi-
tion.
H. u. Williams has commenced
operations for building an 1Sx70 foot
addition to the south side Of his block
It is to be two stores with basement.
The first floor will be used for shoe de-
partment of Rogers & Williams grow
lug business. John W. Lake has the
contract for the entire work.
The Methodist church was filed to
it's capacity, Sunday evening, to listen
to Rev. Coram's sermon or address to
the graduating class of the high school.
1t wss a practical address, founded on
truths, full of inspiration. If accepted
aS a guide through life the young
people will fud it Of great value to
them.
Every citizen should remember and
be present at the county celebration OF
the states semi-centeunial, which occurs
in Viroqus, next Saturday. Besides II
will be the first annual meeting OF the
r~eiuvenated county pioneer association
Turn out from every section and make
it a demonstration worthy Of the county
the day and the occasion.
Mrs. o G.. Muuson went to Rich.
land Center, on Monday, to attend the
funeral of a very near and dear friend
Mrs. j. L. Mckee, who passed to her
long home on Sunday morning. In the
death OF Mrs. Mckee one of the most
lovable, refined and benevolent women
1t has ever been our privilege to know.
passes away. Surely her works and hel
words will long live after her.
The local military company is drill,
ing each evening in Opera hall under
command of General Rogers and Captain
Tate. The boys are determined to bs