Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-05-11

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JACKSON SILBAUaH.
Bert Smith returned home from
Minnesota, driving across the country
DIR. Surepson and wife are domicilec
In the Lewis johnson second ward resi-
dence.
Perfect fitting or "right shaped
clothing for odd shaped men," at Mich
aeisohn's.
Rev. J. Fl. Reynard will preach a
the Congregational next Sunday, bott
morning and evening.
The Yale wheels, at $500, are the
best value ever offered in Viroqua. SEE
them, at Lindemann's.
Mr.. E. o. Patterson, of Newton, is
in the city beng treated for BLOOD
poisoning in his right arm.
The carpenters, stone masons and
plasterers are rushing improvements in
the different wards of our city.
Rev. Peckham, of Springvilla, at
tended convention of Methodist min
listers held at Reedsbure, last week.
DIR w. E. Butt and Harry Morri-
son came over from La Fargo on Sun.
day on business and to see the folks at
home.
For rent, suit of four tlue rooms
for dwelling purposes in second story of
Strawn's block. Inquire at the store
below.
The mother of John Hammond of
this city, passed her 9th milestone a
few days since. She is smart and
hearty.
Preparations for Decoration day
are we'll under way by TIE G. A. r. and
Relief Corps. Rev. Coram will deliver
the address.
DR. Belt, Editor Frazier, Banker
Burger and Station Agent Olney, drove
over from Viola and attended Masonic
Royal Arch Chapter, Thursday evening
Sixty Thousand persons visited
Camp Harvey. near Milwaukee, last
Sunday. Excursion trains were run
from many points in the state.
"A celebration of Norway's indie
pendence day will be held one mile west
of Springville next Tuesday, afternoon
and event Picnic, bowery dance
etc.
Don't pay tailor from 81 to So
extra for suit when you can get per-
feet fit for less money in the Pickwick
syetem, manufactured by George Mich
aelsohn.
Sheep killing dogs have been re-
ducing the fiocks of Messrs. Shilling.
Harris and Boggs, in the vicinity of
Liberty.
Report has it that young lawyer
named Smith, who practiced law at
Soldiers Grove, few years since, was
recently beheaded in Spain.
A few days since Mrs @. E Page, a
widow lady near Roes, lost her only
COW. On hearing of the loss, DR.. G. V.
Porter, an old friend of the lady, very
generously replaced it with grade
Jersey.
The CENsoR's war correspondent
Bert Smith. is son of Harrison Smith,
who lives three miles southeast of Viro
qua. He joined the Sparta company
some months ago.
The Maine memorial services at NJ
E. church, Sunday morning, were well
attended, and Rev. Corsm's sermon was
appropriate to the occasion. Collection
for monument fund was $40
Mr.. Mellem, of the Boston Clothing
House, is the only Viroquain who took
advantage of the cheap rates and tool
in the excursion to Camp Harvey, or
Sunday Harold Proctor also went.
-"Old Jim is dead" wss passed
along the line, Thursday, with much Of
sadness. The faithful Jim was Sam
Henry's family horse, but he was a sort
OF town animal used by nearly every
body.
Nothing makes home SO cheerful
clean and wholesome as fresh coat Of
paint or dressing up with bright, new
paper on the walls. These things are
to be had in great profusion at Burlin
Arnold's drug store.
The Big Store received fine line
of silk handkerchiefs bearing appropri
ate emblems of the United States anG
free banner of Cuba. They are hand
some. The CENSOR man acknowledges
gift of one from Manager Tate.
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 80 desirable; also
first class line of paints
BURL1N & ARNOLD, Druggists.
On Monday, Superintendent Will
kins received from the governor com
mission as delegate to the national con
ference of charities and corrections, tc
be held at New York city May Is
There will be fifteen delegates from th,
state.
-Viroau ia has had it's epidemic o
bicycle purchasers, and now it hs
changed to piano fever. Besides thu
new high school sale, j. W. Groves anC
Ben Brown have sold and placed new
instruments With DR. O. H Trowbridge
DIR. John FL. Chase and Miss Eller
Mccall.
Mr.. Shell came from Milaca, Min
nesota, last Friday, bringing for buria
the remains of his wife, Nettie, daughte
of Mrs. S. @. Wallace, of Asbury Ridge
Mrs. Shell was sick but one day. Sh
was about 80 years of age, and nativ,
of Yiroqus. She had been married
about one year. Rev. Peckham con
Quoted the funeral services.
La Force Terhune's restaurant ha
so rapidly developed popularity tina
three extra tables have been added t.
the ice cream parlor; cream served ever,
afternoon and evening Attention o
ladies is called to the great var ETY. o
fresh fruits, candies and nuts. Bes
cigars and refreshing drinks on hand
Everything clean and neat about thu
institution, no roudyism, and everybody
served alike.
The CENSOR directs attention to tn
article of Capt. McMichsel on the sub
ject of local county celebration of tn
states semi centennial. 1t is an occs
sion that should be periodically an
properly observed. Vernon is destine
to be one of the great counties OF th
state. With much of historic nature
a county peopled with the best citizen
in the land, with resources unsurpassed
Prepare every body to join in the celebra
ton.
Il C r Smith snant a portion of las