Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-05-04
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--Window shades made to order at
Towner'
Buy the ,oickwick system at Geo.
Miehaelsohn's.
DR.. G. NJ Pow, late of Viola. has
located at Carlisle, @. ark county.
| La Force Terhune 3 ice cream par
lor is now open at the Opera house
restaurant.
For sale cheap for cash or on easy
terms, Kimball organ. inquire OF
Azel Nordrum.
If you are going to pr INT your
house or barn buy Your sup plies OF
Towner and save money.
Persons desiring family dim ere at
Terhune's Opera house resta, 1rant
should give personal or telephone O ders
the day previous.
All members, and especially the
officers, of Alex Iowrie Relief Corps, rue
requested to attend the regular meeti1 g
next Saturday. There will be an initi-
ation.
AS is usual, E II Craig & 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 yerything the best and SO guaran'
eed.
At Monday evenings meeting of the
city council, little business was trans.
acted. The mayor appointed board of
health consisting of Aldermen Edwards.
Spellum and Helgesou. This board will
choose the health officer.
&C FL. Stunkard, of Towerville, did
business in the city, yesterday. He
i says that that place expects soon TO he
in communication with the outside
world by the aid of the Crawford county
telephone line, from Soldiers Grove, by
the way of Folsom, Towerville and Ris-
ing Sun to Ferryville, which covers
epan of AS miles
Anna, 10 year-old daughter of l..
| G. Cbristiauson, died on April 81, from
a complica ton OF measles and consump-
ton, in the town of Viroqua. Three
others of the family were seriously
afflicted with black measles, but are re-
covering. These young people are
brothers and sisters of Steve Egeness,
clerk at Towner's store.
Prof Cressev's art entertainments,
OF which series are in progress nightly
at the Methodist church, are Just now
pat and in order. Monday nights show
embraced war scenes and pictures of
eminent generals; Tuesday night,
sights in Washington; Wednesday,
battle of Chickamauga, in which the
lecturer was participant. The monot-
ony of stereopticon pictures is relieved
by frequent singing of patriotic songs
by the audience. The lectures and
views are instructive.
The other dav woman went into
grocer's and said: Il want two dozen
hens eggs. They must all be laid by
bl8.k hens" The grocer said, Mad
am, am willing to accommodateyou bat
you have got tbs best of me this time.
[ don't know how to tell the eggs of
black hen from those of a speckied or
white one" Said she: II can tell the
difference mighty quick" "If that is
| 7os hA"ooIds you Will hlbuiy pun Ouu tuc
eggs for yourself" She did so and
when the two dozsn were counted into
her basket The grocer looked at them
and said suRgestively; "Well madam,
it seems as though the black hens laid
all the big eggs" "Yes." she said,
that's the way you tell them"
The CENSOR bulletin, issued twice
nearly every day, has filed a want
throughout the county in supplying the
war news. The latest associate press
dispatches are given to the people free
AS soon as the news is received and put
10 type the central telephone office is
supplied with copies with instructions
to give all stations on the numerous
lines leading out from Viroqua, the in
formation. This has been done quickly
and accurately, and the people as we'll
as the CENSOR are under great obliga
tions to Mrs. Proctor and the Centrai
management for this free service The
CENSOR feels we'll repaid for the time
and expense given to this service OF
scattering the war news to it's patrons
and friends free 1t involves time, Rtten-
ton and no little expense.