Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-03-23
For glass and putty go to Towner's.

Towner's.
House to rent. Inquire of d. O.
Mehoney.
John Groves went to Milwaukee,
Saturday evening.
Mr.. d. N. Ames was business CAL
Ter from Retreat, Friday.
Emil Egsness is learning tele-
graphy at the Viroqua office.
Nelson Bowman is erecting his new
residence in the Cowan addition.
Don't fail to see the illustrated tour
through Norway Saturday evening.
Ed. Harrington's barber shop walls
h ave been freshly papered and decorated.
Ed. Alden is home from M innesota'
and has ''sit" in T. B. Pott' barber
shop.
"A girl doesn't love every man she is
willing to go to dollar and half show
with.
Harry Adams, employed on the
Viroqua branch, is laid with smashed
finger.
Marshal Johnson made an official
visit to Waukeshs, last week, returning
Saturday.
Lewis Davidson, of De Soto, drove
over Saturday and passed Sunday IN
the county seat.
Jhas. Jacobson and Ida Dale, of
Harmony, we're married by Squire
Toney, Saturday.
Mrs. Hiram Carpenter, of Mankato,
MINI, formerly of De Soto, is visiting
friends in this city.
DR.. Frank Morley has been unable
to be 1T his office for some days on
account of sickness.
"A mother is never satisfied that she
has washed her boys face clean unless
his XII ses tastes soapy.
Have your spring painting and
paper hanging done by Will Castle.
Give Your orders early.
The ward caucuses should be at
tended by every republican in the city
next Saturday evening.
Carl Coe was in Cashton Saturday.
Miss Ella Lombard of Retreat, Wis
tied in this city, Monday.
Chairman @. J. Mcclellan, John
Hecht and the village landlord of Stod-
dard were callers, Thursday.
Henry L. Gardner, principal of the
Plover schools, lie spending the week
with his friends in this community.
-W.B.T Turner of Towerville, departed
for the state of Oregon on Monday. He
expects to take up teaching in the west
Otto Brown has joined Fisk &
Weldon's celebrated orchestra, and will
be their cornetist the balance Of the
season.
Lind & Solberg have now on hand
dozen wagons and trucks. Be sure
and call and get their low prices for first
class hand work.
Miss Clara Hage, having recovered
from one of the most difficult of surgical
operations, returned to her home In
Harmony, Wednesday.
The only illustrated tour ever given
in the city. That it will be very inter-
esting there is no doubt. Remember
the date, Saturday evening.
-Knut and Chris Furass who passed
several weeks here with friends, returned
to North Dakota, on Saturday, taking
with them two car loads of horses.
Mrs. E. Day, who lives near
Liberty Pole, has sold off portion
of her personal effects, and will soon
take up her residence in Freeman, this
state.
II. A. Williamson will have an
auction sale of household goods, farm
Implements, grain, etc, near Springvllle
on Saturday next, commencing at one
o'clock.
Robert Sherry, of thetowu of kicka'
poo. who made q visit to Norway last
October, returned home Saturday. He
reports a delightful trip across the
ocean.
George Davenport received tele
gram at Sparta, stating that bis sister
Mrs Van Allestine, is seriously ill.
George arrived here on the Monday
morning train.
-ROgsrs e Williams have received
one carload OfRedland oranges, the
finest grown in California, purchased
by Nr. Williams while visiting in the
land Of oranges.
"A party Of sixty laddies aud lassies
from the public schools had party Of
romp and games at Relief Corps hall
FRIDAY evening. Refreshments were
served A merry time it was.
j. f. Parker is in receipt of news
from his daughter, Mrs. Rev Rust, tina
their entire household effects were
destroyed by fire recently at Gardel
City, Minnesota. They carried small
insurance.
The Meadow View farm, near Ross
and formerly owned By T A. Chase, hai
been purchased by Chas. Storer and j
f. Nuznm, of Webster township, togeth
er with a tract of fine farming lant
adjoining.
John II. Miller arrived her
Saturday from South Dakota, to pas
the season on the farm of J. /. Hayes
He Just returned from trip to Wash
ingtou, and says that state is over rul
with men seeking all manner of occupa
ton.
Place orders for auction sale bill
with this Office and get free notice c
the sale in the CENSOR Sales so widel
announced are sure to be largely al
tended, aud the local is worth vsstl
more than the bills Price of printin
right, too.
A. u. Curry OF Forest, VIM. KapanR
of Forest. E E Rustad of Clinton, job
SNYDER of Webster, l.. o. Runingen I
Bergen, Sherman McVey of Whitestowl
aud other treasurers of their respectlN
towns have been among the CENSOR
rural visitors the pas week.
Ca invitation of the Sir Knights
Viroqua, the members of Sparta Con
mandery will observe Easter at tn
~ place. The Sir Knights there are note
fortheir hospitality, and Sparta will ser
down large delegation, who. with the
wives viii go by special train in Il
morning returning the same evening.
Sparta Democrat.