Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-04-13
III -7qbout 9om HelyA6ors and friends.

Easter ogeltles at Towner's
Window shades made to order at
Towner's.
Bicycles cleaned and repaired, at
Opera block
Attorney @. J. Smith is attending
supreme court at Madison.
| Miss Eta Butt is home from her
teaching duties at Darlington.
See Ben Brown, at Opera block,
for bicycles, sundries and repairs.
The ladies' Rainbow club will meet
with Mrs. /. ID. Bennett on Wednesday
afternoon.
Aid society of the Lutheran Synod
will meet at the residence of Chr. Oswald
on Friday, at 2 p. m.
If you are going to paint your
house or barn buy your supplies of
Towner and save money.
Save yout clothes by using Gal
vanic soap, the famous easy washer
For sale by FL. M. TATE & Son.
See those new pianos just received
at Browns music store. They are beau
ties, and of excellent quality in tone.
--Seeleyburg is TO have Touring
MILL @ M. Seeley and sons are under
stood to lie promoters of the project.
City library trustees met Monday
and made selection of new books and
magazines to the amount of about 500.
-Supt. and Mrs. Wilkins, and J. W.
Groves and wife attended reception at
the Sparta state school, Friday night.
DO not buy those cheap ohm goods,
but go to- Smith Brothers and buy
good buggy or road wagon for the same
money.
All members of Viroqua Rebekah
lodge are urged to be present at Mon
day nights meeting. Initiation and re-
freshments
Mr.. Geo. p. Schaller, who was fore
man in putting in the new plant at Sill
baugh & Emilson's mill, has secured a
good situation with the Allis works OF
Milwaukee, as travelling mechanic
DR.. and Mrs Surenson have aban-
doned housekeeping and are quartered
at the Park hotel. The Cory residence,
which they vacate, is occupied by Mr..
M. G Ripley's family.
Its a woman's duty TO "look her
best" All women Cannot be beautiful"
yet all can be mighty good looking" if
they'll only take Rocky Mountain Tea
Craig & Co.
Ladies' first division of B B. society
will give 1O-cent social in the parlors
of the Church of Chlist, Friday evening.
Warm biscuit and maple syrup will be
among the good things.
Tobacco continues to find it's way
to market. Mcintosh Brothers expect
to ship five carloads during the week
They sent out eight cars from Gays
Mills on Monday and Tuesday.
The most profitable account man !
can have on his books this months |
expense. 81, three packagec Rocky
Mountain Tea. Saved $1,000; profit
$999 and good health.
Miss Matte Barney opened term
of school in the Weber district on Mon
day. During this period she will give
music lessons Saturdays of each week,
and in vacation will be prepared to in.
struct all music pupils who desire her
services.
The Congregational church associa- |!
ton held it's annual meeting, Monday
night Old officers were reelected. The |
resignation of Pastor Dixon, to TAX
effect June first, was not acted upon !
Mr.. Dixon contemplates year of abso-
Lutte rest.
Will Devlin returned from the fas
west on Saturday, after nearly month";
absence. He visited relatives at Port |
land, Oregon, spent six days with Will
Casson and family in Washington and |
saw Dick Nuzum, Fred Alexander, Frank
Chase and other Viroquains at Spokane.
"A large party from Viroqus Re-
becca lodge went to Cashton, on Thurs
day night, to assist Mrs D. O. Mahoney
institute lodge there. The new or
ganization starts with twenty charter |
members. Following named parties at
tended from this place: Mrs A. F. May,
Mr. and Mrs. s. G. Jackson, Mrs. Hen
ry E. Rogers, Ed Wiganowsky and
wife, A. T. Carmichael and wife, Willard
G ham and wife, d. O. Mahoney and
wiz, Jason Glenn and wife, Mrs c. |
Kalverstran, Mrs. J. W. Groves, Miss
Minnie BoufHAur, Jackson Silbaugb,
Mrs Martha Dach, Mary Sibaugh,
Ella Lake, Mrs O. S Dickson, Mrs A. |
SilbauRh, +. NJ Minshall, Ellen Mccall,
Mrs. II. Silbaugh, Mrs. A. L Russell,
Mrs. VIM Smith, Mrs. o. p. Hill, J. +.
Parker, Mile Lake. Minnie Silbaugh
The visitors were entertained by mem
bers of the order during their stay at
Cashton.