Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-05-18


Towner's.
Money to loan on real estate. O.
a. Minshall.
--"That watch at Towner's for 1919
is dandy"
Martin & Kuebler for bicycles and
bicycle sundries.
DIR. Fox's Dyspepsia Tablets are
for sale by all druggists.
ALI kinds of sundries and accessar-
les for bicycles, at Towner's
New vail paper, at cent per roll
and upwards, at the New Drug Store.
Money to loan on real estate.
JACKSON SILBAUGH.
The sheriff of Chippewa county was
here last Saturday on official business.
e. B. Hyde, of Retreat, is spending
a few weeks with J. W. Thayer, al La
Fargo.
Perfect fitting or fright shaped
clothing for odd shaped men," at Mich
aelsohn's.
The Yale wheels, at $500, are the
best value ever offered in Viroqua See
them, at Lindemann's.
"A large tobacco shed is under con
struction on O H. Helgeson's tract of
land in the first ward.
William Bsnks has been enjoying q
visit from his brother and wife, who re-
side at Sioux City, Iowa.
%. FL. Helgeson departed Monday
evening for three weeks visit with a
brother at Lake Park, MINI.
M. @. Bsrgh spsnt Sunday at home.
He made official examination OF the
Bank of Viroqua, on Monday.
Robert Clarke, OF Wauatosa, is
homo visiting his parents. He is en-
ployed in the printing office of his aunt.
For rent, suit of four hue rooms
for dwelling purposes in second story of
Strawn's block. Inquire at the store
below.
DR.. @. s. Smith, vice president OF
the Vernon County Bank. has just pur-
chased the Elroy Touring mill, valued
at $4,000.
Mrs DR.. Wilkins and Mrs. Hadley
return to La Crosse, today. They are
accompanied by Mrs. E. M. Rogers,
who will remain one day.
Mr.. A. Preston, bridge contractor
of Muscods, passed a day in the city
the latter part of the week. He expects
soon to become a resident of the city.
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.
BURLIN & ARNOLD, Druggists.
Society girls are all taking Rocky
Mountain tea-this month. Brings
rosy lips, lovely color, creamy com
plexiop. Cures pimples, blackheads,
bad breath.-Craig & Co.
-Noxious weed notices for sale at the
CENSOR office. They contain the Motif
cation, return of commissioner, synopsis
of the law, etc. The notices are com
plete in all respects. Mail orders
promptly filled
The Christian church protracted
meetings, conducted by Rev. Joel Brown,
of Iowa, are largely attended each night,
and will be continued indefinitely. Mr.
Brown is jealous gentleman, who
"hews to the line"
The Executive Council. Indepen
dent o der of Foresters, give notice from
their Office at Charing Cross, London,
that all members who respond to the
call of their country, shall not by that
fact forfeit their rights to insurance
benefits.
Rev. j. III. Dixon is receiving a
visit from his brother in-law and sister,
Rev J. Eel. Rsynard and wife of Tacoma,
Washington. The gentleman occupied
Mr.. Dixon's pulpit last Sabbath. Mrs
Reynard remains here while her husband
attends the Presbyterian assembly in
Iodisna.
The Third regiment of Wisconsin,
National Guard left Milwaukee for
Chickamauga, on Friday, and it is OK
pected they will soon be taken to Cuba
Rev. E Trimm, formerly of this CITY, is
chaplain of the regiment. Former Viro
qua boys with the regiment are Bert
Smith, Howard Bennett, George Jersey,
Frank, Ed. and Charley Perham.
Farmers or public spirited business
men who wish to secure farmers insti.
tute for their locality during the winter
season of 1898-99, should send to George
McKerrow, superintendent, Madison, for
blank petition and letter of information.
Any town. no matter how small or how
far from the railroad, is entitled to an
institute provided it is located in farm
ing district, and has good hall in which
meeting can be held.
--Slpt Miller has distributed to
school districts throughout the county
the beautiful pamphlet to be used for
school exercises on Memorial day The
matter contained is of the most inspir-
ing and patriotic character. Besides
the preface address, by State Superin-
tend, Emery, the work contains ad
dresses by Ser ator Spooner, Governor
Hoard, Major lockwood, and poem by
Capt. j. e. Whitney, all Wisconsin
men. Other selections are from the
best known writer's in the United States.
About forty people from DeSoto
went up on the excursion boat Pauline,
to La Crosse, last Saturday. The day
was very pleasant for such an occasion
and the boat was we'll packed with a
merry throug when they left DeSoto.
Some $50 pas:eng were abosrd after
leaving Victory, and the trip was apleas
ant one for all The Congregational
churches of Retreat and DeSoto have a
new minister hired to fill out Rev.
Hsughton's unexpired year. HIS name
we were unable to learn, but we under
stand he will move to DeSoto in about
two weeks.~-DeSoto Herald.
| There has been a whirl IN society
circles for few days past in Viroqua.
The ladies have not been slow in dem
onstrating their abilities in the culinary
art and manner of entertaining. On
Thursday afternoon Mrs. E M Rogers
gave reception in honor of Mrs. DR..
wilkins and Mrs. w. E Hsdley, of La
Crosse. About fifty ladies availed them
selves of the pleasure Of meeting the
ladies and accepting the hospitality OF
the hostess. Mesdames Eckhardt and
Dyson chsrmingly entertained and
/ served a party of twenty lady friends AT