Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-04-20
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Window shades made to order at
Towner's.
Buy the Pickwick system at Geo.
Michaelsohn's.
= Mrs. Samuels Of Eau Cl,ire is in
the city the guest of Mrs. W. f. Fisaer
For sale cheap for cash or on easy
terms, Kimball organ. Inquire of
Axel Nordrum.
If you are going to paint your
house or barn buy your supplies of
Tcwner and save money.
See those new pianos just received
at Browns music s,o:e. They are beau
ties, and of excellent quality 10 tone
DO not buy those cheap John goods,
but go to Smith Brothers and buy a
good buggy or road wagon for the same
money
Its woman's duty TO ''look her
best" All women cannot be beautiful"
yet all eau be "mighty good looking" if
they'll only take Rocky Mountain Tea.
Craig & Co.
Mrs nj. j. Randall and Mrs J. FL
Layne were visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick Dolan, of Cashton, the first of
the week
The most profitable account man
can have on his books this months
expense, 81, three packagec Rocky
Mountain Tea. Saved $1,000; profit
5000 and good health.
AS is usual, e FL Craig h Co., the
pioneer druggists, have the largest and
best stocks of paints and oils to be
found in the market No mixture of
inferior goods to deceive people with,
but everything the best and so guaran-
teed
Many young people of this city end
county are increasing the number of
bicycles by buying these nvenient and
graceful machines. They are certainly
q novelty that seems enduring to many,
and undoubtedly one that has coma to
stay.
H. ID. Williams and son Frank, re-
turned from their winters sol )urn 10
California, on Saturday night, looking
healthy and refreshed by their long visit
and travel They visited all the former
Vernonites in the Golden state, and re-
port them all happy and in love with
their new conditions.
District Attorney Griffin and Clerk
of the Court Gosling went to Mansion
to attend court and arrange for settle
ment of the claim of $3.50 against Co
lumbia county, when had, by some
oversight, been side5racked since the
trial here of the Otse8o road case two
years ago.
ID. L. Rusk & Co., have made |
arrao gements to dispose of their entire
stock, or what is left Of it, the I'd of
May next, and to reduce stock as much |
IS possible the closing out sale will con-
tinue up to that date. Remember that |
on May I'd what is unsold will be trans.
ferred to other parties, and we under
stand will be continued by the new firm
at the old stand. You can save money
by giving them call before May
The phenomenal working of the
celebrated Galvanic soap is being under
stood more and more every day. People
are learning that by it's use the drudgery
of the laundry is turned into pleasure,
tina. woolens can be washed without
shrinking, carpets can be cleaned on the
floor, and woodwork cleaned with half
the labor. Dishes washed with this
soap have smooth, glossy appearance,
and your glassware will shine like crys-
tai. Sold by FL M. Tate & Son.
Mrs Martin f. Allen, of Jefferson,
died on Sunday morning at the family
home, after brief illness. In her death
another of the early pioneers drop from
the ranks. She WAS sixty years of age.
came to the county in 1858, and has
since enjoyed the friendship and love of
a large acquaintance. Mr.. and Mrs
Allen celebrated their golden anniversary
December 17Gh, last. Funeral was
largely attended at the home on Tuesday
morning, burial in this city.
AT Monday nights session of the
city council the mayor and clerk we're
instructed to purchase new road grad
er for city use, and the marshal was in
structed to have the ordinance enforced
preventing bicycle riding on sidewalks.
A petition was presented asking op ming
of that portion of Washington street,
where the residence of Jos. Snodgrass is
situated. Messrs. Bouffieur and Nc
Lees, by mutual arrangement, presented
the city with deeds to the closed street,
extending from the formers residence
north to the new brick residence of the
latter. The south portion of the same
will be 40 feet wide, the north portion
gu feet.
Most creditable to the school and
the pupils who participated, was the
speaking contest between the first and
second year students of the Viroqua
high school, which took place Friday
evening A large congregation greeted
the speakers and each was given gener-
GUS applause at the close of his or her
effort. The eight contestants acquitted
themselves very creditable indeed, and
it was not an easy task for the judges to
bring in the findings Miss Name Miller
was awarded first honors, Miss Stella
Barney second, and Barbara Munson
third The other contestants were
Misses Georgi4 Jewett, Anna Halvorsen
and Eida Bjelland and James Andrews
and Lutte Purdy. Miss Jennie Butt,
under whom the contestants we're given
such thorough training, was publicly
commended for her work and given a
testimonial and token of remembrance.
These contests are of permanent value
to the school and the pupils. The
musical program was plessingly rend
cred. The judges were Ms Wilkins,
jackson Silbaugh and @, J. Smith.
Discharged and Re.Arrested.
In the circuit court proceedings of
the Richland Rustic. it saws: s'In the