Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-06-01
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For lamps and fixtures go to
Towner's.
The city road machine has been do
ing much grading on the streets.
Miss Mable Bowman has accepted q
position as clerk at The Big Store.
-Hillsboro schools close on Friday
next. Six pupils will be graduated.
For sale, country and city real es-
tate. @. Fl. MINsHALL.
Miss Olga Lokken, of Coon Prairie
is visiting friends and relatives in the
city.
Mrs. John s. Groves has returned
from a visit at La Crosse with Der
children.
Foreign teachers in our public
schools have departed for their respect
i've homes.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Thorson were
down from Westby to attend decoration
day services.
For sale cheap tor cash or on easy
terms, Kimball organ. Inquire of
AACi WI
Get ready for the great Woodniap
excursion and picnic, on Saturday, the
nth, at Onslaska.
Carl Peterson, who has been teach
ing in northern Wisconsin, returned
home on Saturday.
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 DR.. Fox's Tablets one trial
and you will feel immediate relief. Ask
your druggist about them.
Mr.. W. N. Cortland paid visit to
Ricbland Center last week. One of his
brothers returned with him.
Mr.. l.. @. Herrick, father of our
late townsman. L. A. Herrick, died at
Sparta, May %, aged 70 years.
Calvin Morley has returned from
his winter sojourn. Most of the time
he spent at Stevenson, Alabama.
Every patriotic family should have
an Uncle Sam" sofa pillow in their
home. Tor sale by Pothea Hansen.
Now is the time to insure against
cyclones. 81 for 81 200 for three years.
Insure at Packard & Proctor's agency,
VirOqua.
The Oldest SON of Frank b. South-
wick, formerly of this place, accompanied
n 20 NTons1o %
steamer Pekin.
M. j. Sallander, of Retreat, reports
the sale OF 240 pounds of wool from Is
head of sheep, an average OF 13a pounds.
Who can beat it?
Mrs. Elmer Marker, young wom-
an who formerly lived in Viroqua, died
at Viola few days since. She leaves a
husband and young child.
Tobacco plant beds are more nu-
merous than ever before, this year, in
Vernon county. The acreage will be
very large of planted tobacco.
s.. @. Jackson and t. E. Gorsuch,
who have the contract for building l..
@. Schoenbergar's new farm dwelling in
Sterling, are pushing the work.
Paint brushes, white wash brushes,
scrub brushes, and all other kinds OF
brushes A complete line at right fig
ures at l.. FL. Craig e. Co.'S. drug store.
"A large delegation OF Soldiers Grove
young people came up to attend COM
mencement exercises. They were accom-
panied by Prof. Brindley and his assist
ant Miss Mercy nolds.
The aillsboro Sentry tells much
truth in few words when it remarks
that were all rumors true, considerable
portion Of the bottom of the sea would
be paved with wrecks of warships.
John HI. Seal was over from the
Mississippi with his wool, on Monday.
He received Is cents per pound. This
is the top market and is about five
or six cents greater than the market
opened at last season.
Nothing makes home so cheerful
clean and wholesome as a fresh coat OF
paint or dressing up with bright, new
paper on the walls. These things are
to be had in great profusion at Burlin q
Arnold's drug store.
Ben Brown has received notice from
the state officers of the League of Ameri
can Wheelman that he has been appoint
ed official repairer in this city. A dis
count OF 10 per cent is made from regu
lar rates to members of the organization
The Baraboo Republic says coun
terfeit dollars and half dollars are be
coming quite numerous in and abou
Baraboo 1t behoves everyone to be or
the lookout. These spurious coins ar
an amalgamstion of aluminium. Thu
latter gives the ring and adds to thu
color but detracts in weight.
Every Wisconsin soldier who goe
TO Cuba will wear an aluminium tag TO
Identification, bearing his name, com
mand and home address. The precau
tion is taken against the possibility o
unmarked graves down there. The al
minimum tag will also serve as valuabl
mementO of the war in Cuba.
The evangelist, Joel Brown, will re
main with the Christian church, supply
ing the pulpit until pastor can be 10
Gated. His morning subject next Lord
day will be- s'Proofs of the Resurrection; :
in the evening, by request, his subiec
will be puerto Rico and the Philip
pines" The public not attending else
where is cordially invited to atten
these services.
The phenomenal working OF th
celebrated Gslvanic soap is being under
stood more and more every day. Peopl
are learning that by its use the drudger
of the laundry is turned into pleasure
that woolens can be washed withou
shrinking, carpets can be cleaned on th
floor, and woodwork cleaned with hal
the labor. Dishes washed with thi
soap have smooth, glossy appearance
and your glassware will shine like erys
tai. Sold BY II. NJ Tate 4 Son.
The Censor is in receipt Of a not
from tie mother of Samuel Scriven, VIII
was recently sentenced to states prise
for criminal assault upon the schoC
girl Ella Forum, in which she takes el
.oeption to our presentation of the fact
and our reference to Scriven. Sh
thinks the language used toward he
son "aeartless." Mrs. Scriven turths