Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-05-25
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first four nights of next week.
ALI kinds of sundries and accessar-
les for bicycles, at Towner's.
For sale, a full blood Jersey bull
calf. inquire at this offics.
Money to loan on real estate.
JACKSON SILBAUGH.
Hen. d. F. Jones and wife of
Sparta, were in the city on Thursday.
Miss May Mathes of Milwaukee. is
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. M
Rogers.
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.
Col. Butt is making extensive re-
pairs and improvements in the inter
ior and exterior Of his residence.
Save your clothes by using Gal
vanic soap, the famous easy washer.
For sale by Il. M. Tate & Son.
The city council granted Fred
Davis license to conduct a billiard hall.
The license fee is $40 per table.
Miss Mary E. Bryan, who has been
teaching in south Dakota for the past
year, returned home last Friday morn
ing.
For rent, a suit of four hne rooms
for dwelling purposes in second story of
Strawn's block. Inquire at the store
below.
The La Fargo and Rockton stage
route has changed hands, and now
Scott Melvin is the driver between the
above named places. So says the En-
terprise.
Many Of the small lads Of the city
are demonstrating their patriotism by
u%niforming themselves in blue suits
with light trimmings and taking lessons
in drilling.
Our new hardware merchant, Mr.
Kuebler, is making merry over the ad-
vent of a young o into his home, their
first born.
Mrs. E. Tilton left for Chippewa
Falls today, having in charge Alice
West, r IL year-old girl, who will be
placed in the home for the weak minded.
Society girls are all taking Rocky
Mountain tea-this month. Brings
rosy lips, lovely color, creamy con
plexion. Cures pimples, blackheads,
bad breath.-Craig & Co.
Postmaster Drake and John G
Pugh of Sugar Grove, William Gutenberg
of Newton, Geo. Robson Of franklin,
G. A. VanVleet of Genoa, and many
others w7rs out-of-town callers on Mon,
day.
"A school entertainment will be CIV
en- at Newton, on Friday evening, to
which the public is invited. A good
program will be present I'D, after which
refreshments will be served. Admission
10 cents.
--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 filed.
Sheriff White has been to Mendoza
twice within a week with insane patients,
Ole Olson Kuaep, of Christiana, and
Lewis Olson, of Webster. Scot Curtis
assisted him on the first trip and Ham
Cowan the last time.
-Theo. Ell Brown, of this city, has
been granted a patent on a new con-
~trivance for manufacture of brooms. Its
superior features over the old way are a
saving of time in construction, stronger
broom, more serviceable, etc.
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
q first class line Of paints.
BURLIN & ARNOLD, Druggists.
The funeral and burial service of
the late Peter Solverson was largely
attended last Thursday, at Liberty Pole.
The family extend their heartfelt thanks
to neighbors and friends for kindnesses
shown during the sickness and funeral
Of the deceased.
Regular meeting Of Ladies' Mission
airy meeting of the Congregational
church will be held at church psrlors
Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock; SUBJ
jsct "Island World" Program com
mittee Mesdames Clarke and Towner.
All are invited.
"A. p. Lindsey, of Baraboo, aged
80 years, died Thursday night from the
result of a stroke of paralysis. He came
to Wisconsin in 1858. He had voted
for eleven Wing and Republican can
didates for president, commencing with
Henry Clay. During his life he had
seen 81 presidents.
Rev. Chas. D. Merrill, district
superintendent OF the Congregational
Home Society OF Beloit, has been prose-
cutting work for the society here and we
understand is about to remove two or
three children and place them in good
homes. MIR. Merrill preached for Rev.
Dixon, Sunday morning.
All ldulcn VI uuo w. is v ORC ~
quested to meet at Corps hall, Monday,
May 80, at 9 o'clock a. m, to make
wreaths for the soldiers graves. All
should bring flowers. Corps members
will meet at Mrs. Towner's, Sunday
morning, to join the Post and attend
Memorial service at the Methodist
church.
Henry Stout received a postal from
his son Harry, dated May 10Th. and Civ
ing a brief acc punt Of the cyclone that
passed over Stillman Valley, Illinois,
where the circus with which he is trav-
cling was showing. Says the town was
literally blown to pieces, Is people
killed and many injured. The circus
crowd escaped without q scratch.
About two hundred full blooded
Indians will be brought direct from the
reservations to take part in the Milwau-
kee Carnival Celebration, from June q
to July 8. They will play games Of all
kinds, build birch bark canoes, carry on
their wonderful bead work, and live at
their Indian village as pear like their
native life as possible. There will be a
war dance during the week.
Important Business Change.
On Saturday last a business change