Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-06-22

his young Irlenus.
4 Mr.. Knutson. of West Salem. was
in the city Tuesday, to visit. Frank
Chase and purchase few draft horses
Prof. Roy w. Baldwin, one of the
lecturers in Iowa City Dental College.
is paying a visit to parents and the old
home.
--Viroqua Royal Arch Chapter will
have team work tonight, W7ane sday :.
All members and visiting brethren are
urged to be present.
| Ladies of the Brookville church
will give strawberry festival at the
residence of William Edwards, on Fri
day night. All invited.
Mrs ID. w. Horton, of First ward,
is visiting with new grand daughter
at Hillsboro, the first child 10 the family
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mutch.
Eighty acres of good tilable land
for sale three fourths mile from city
limits, all fenced but no building. In-
quire or address A. X. Enney, Sparta,
Wis.
Miss Charity Coe, stenographer in
the attorney genel ais office at Madison,
visited with her parents the latter part
of the week and returned to her duties
| Monday.
keep cool and get light washable
pair OF pants or coat and vest at Mich
aelsohu's.
| Miss Allie Baldwin, of this city,
graduated from the full course of Il Q
Oshkosh normal school, last Thursda',
aud arrived home Saturday.
Lyman Smith aud Jas. d. Terrell,
of South Dakota, came to see their mo
Their and mother in law, Mrs. Miller
who is somewhat improved.
Mrs w. f. Fisher received box
OF cactus flowers from G. lDrsdo, sent bv
her cousin, Mr.. John e. Gorsline, who
pluaked them from above the timber
line on high mountain.
Capt Henry Conner is over from
Hillsboro srer ding couple of days
among old friends. He has retired
from all occupation and 10 taking the
world easy.
There will be fifteen cent supper
served at the residence of Henry Sill
baugh, next Saturday evening, for the
benefit of Rev. Peckham. All are cor
daily invited.
Wanted. girl to do general house
work. Inquire of Mrs. .. G.. Munson
or al this Office.
The CENSOR acknowledges from
Miss Minnie McLees receipt of two
quarts OF strawt cries that were mar
wells in size. The smallest was fully an
inch in diameter and a fair average of
II inches for the lot.
Rev. and Mrs. Nuzum were at
Maustou, Sunday, to witness the laying
away OF a little FIVE weeks grand -daugh-
ter. the child of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. s
Grubb.
The Mrs. Blowers and Stokes will
serve 15cent tea at the residence OF
the latter, Friday afternoon from to 7
Strawberry and short cake will be one
of the goodies. Ali are cordially invited.
- Call at our store and see the ele-
CANT new patterns of wall paper, borders
and house decorations. Prices were
never SO low or goods so desirable; also
first class line of paints.
BURLTN Il ARNOLD, Druggists.
Regular meeting of Ladi ,s' Mis-.
sionary society of the Congregational
church, will be held in church parlors
at 3 o'clock, Wednesday. Subject
Educational work in the south" Pro-
gram committee, Mesdames Butt aud
Proctor
oh We Americans' All the wonder
full things that others claim for their
soap, Galvanic soap (the famousy easy
washer) will do. For sale by Ell. M.
Tate & Son, Viroqua.
Camp meeting affairs are proceed
ing we'll for the August 18th to 28th
session. One and third railroad rates
will be granted to attendants from dis
tances within 100 miles. Office RS re-
quest that picnicers on the rounds
refrain from scattering papers and other
things about the grounds.
As is usual, E. H. 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 everything the best and SO guaran
teed.
Rev and Mrs. J. III. Rey nard, of
Tacoma, Washington, are spending a
few weeks with Row. and Mrs J II
Dixon. Mrs. Reynard is Mr. Dixon's
sister. They are spending this week at
Beloit, where Mr.. Reyr ards college
class will celebrate the twenty fifth an
niversary of their graduation.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Goodell go to
Madison, TODAY, to witness the gradua-
tion of their daughter Katie from the
state unive sity. Miss Clara Glenn,
daughter of Luther H. Glenp, also grad
yates. We believe they are the only
students from the county to finish the
full course this year.
There is no patent on the process
of making Galvanic soap, it is secret.
1t has long been known that the B. j.
Johnson soap company have q very large
dynamo, but just how they use it in con-
nection with making soap is not known.
For sale by HI. NJ. Tate & Son.
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