Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-06-08
VERNON COUNTY CENSOR
WEDNESDAY, June 8. 1898.
vIRoQUA MARKETS.
Fine growing weather.
For glass and putty go to Towner's.
Court conyanes next Tuesday.


For lamps and fixtures go to
Towner's.
The new council of Viola village
has granted saloon licenses.
Crash and straw hate, the very lat
est, at Michaelsohn's.
For sale, country and city real es-
tate. G. Fl. MINsHALL.
--Viroqus summer school will oper
b July 18th instead of July 9th, as an
nounced last week.
will Dyson recently purchased q
nice driving horse of A. j. McCarty, oil
Viola.
Blacksmith Kuehn's new residence
In the First ward takes on an artistic
appearance and is nearing completion.
MIR. and Mrs. A. W. Green are of
on months visit in iowa and South
Dakota.
For sale cheap for cash or on easy
terms, a Kimball organ. Inquire OF
Axel Nordram.
Mr.. g. L. Mathews, president of the
village of Viola, was in the city on bust
ness, Friday.
Have your spring painting and
paper hanging done by Will Castle.
Give your orders early.
If you are going to paint your
house or barn buy your supplies OF
Towner and save money.
Give DIR. Fox's Tablets one trial
and you will fesl immediate relief. Ask
your druggist about them.
H. L Wilder and family, who have
been in the west for several years, have
ret urned to Viroqua to reside.
Attorney Will Manning was up
from Soldiers Grove, Saturday. He is
looking for chance to go to war.
Now is the time to insure against
cyclones. 81 for 81 900 for three years.
Insure at Packard & Proctor's agency,
Viroqua.
Hon. Ole johnson and Nordal Nep.
rud were town of Coon visitors on Set
urday. They report terrible heavy
rains in their section.
1T the Sparta bicycle races, last
week, Charley Chase won second in the
mile open race, and Whitney Nichols
third in tbs novice mile race.
Rev. Johnson, of La Fargo, ex-
changed greetings with the CRNsoE
people and other Viroquains, last Thurs
day.
Albert Lind has left Lind & Sol.
berg's blacksmithipg department, and
is now with Proctor g. Morrison's well
drill
William Dsvorse, of the town Of
FrankliO, one OF the pioneers who
came to Vernon county in an early day
died on the Sd instant.
Mr. N. N. Bringe of Clayton, Min
nesota, is visiting relatives and friends
IN West Prairie Mr.. Bringe says b.
lives in the garden spot of the west
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
is ia session at Portage, this week. r
A. Russell, Jackson Silbaugh, L. Ham
ilton, II. Il. Rogers and L. s. Griffin are
in attendance.
The CENSOR war news takes in
south and west today, as we'll as Cuba
The communications of Messrs. Layne
Bennett and Smith are deeply interest
ing.
Road making is the principal occu
patton throughout the country districts
just now. Many of the towns have road
machines and are doing creditable work
in most instances.
Nothing makes a home SO cheerful
clean and wholesome as 6 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.
---Pulver Bros. have just turned out &
One large dray wagon for f. NJ. Minshall
1t is five feet wide and Twelve feet long
aud is especially adapted for moving
household effects, as we'll as for genera
purposes.
You want the best soapin the world
don't imagine you have fonnd it until
You have given Galvanic soap a trial
Don't waste time and strength wher
you can get a soap that does the work
Sold by II. NJ. Tate & Son.
n OOOu correspondence says
that on May 25th, occurred the wedding
of Miss Mary Neprud to Mr.. l.. Larson
of Madison. They were married in the
Lutheran church and reception wal
held at the residence afterwards. Th,
attendance was large and the presents
many and costly.
There are nov five persons in thu
county Jail. John Dearman, whose
trial for rape will come up in circuit
court: Will Fink. whose malfeasance il
AS cruelty to animals, and who has taker
an appeal; and Isaac Roberts, Rober
Eastman and Thomas Mccoy, who art
serving sentences for minor offenses.
Jerry Rusk was responsible for tn
story that when an Ohio congressman
went to Phil Sheridan's father to lool
over boy for West Point he was in
clined to favor another brother. TIL,
father said: Don't take him. He's full
of peace. Take Phil; he is full of fight
He fights all the boys about here.-Mil
waukee Journal.
Thousands of musicians in Wiscon
sin. who have been at some time unde
the tutorsge of Prot NJ A. Rublee, tn,
old band teacher, will learn with sincer
regret of the death of that excellen
gentleman. He died at his home il
Kilbourn CITY, on May 20. Prof. Ruble
was 40 upright, companionable man
He was a cousin Of the late Horac
Rublee, editor-in- chief Of the milwaukee
Sentinel.
Rev. G. w. Nuzum, of yiroqua, wa
in town, Monday night, the guest o
his daughter. Mrs. George Grubb. al
stopped off to see that grandchild. TIL
old gentleman has won his way to tn
hearts of thousands of friends in Wis
consin, because of his great love for tn
little tugmuts, as he calls them. Prob
ably no minister in Wisconsin has mar
ried. baptized and buried as many peopl
as Father Nuzum." -Msuston Star,
The Woodmsn picnic at Onalasks
next Saturday, promises great success
Viroaua will not only turn out its camp
but many citizens will join in the eKcur
sion sud picnic. Westby, Oashton ant
other towns on the branch will SEN
large crowds. The La Fargo band ha
haan an0aCa1 To accompany the excur