Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-06-21

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seat, today.
-Thoreson's photograph gallery is
open every Wednesday and Saturday at
Westby, Wis.
Capt Conner returned home, Mon
day, after two months absence in
Chicago and Cleveland.
Five to six cents per quart for straw
berries in the local market. They are
very plentiful and fine.
Kid gloves, mitts, shirt waists, skirts
snight gowns, chemises and summer cor
acts. ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
Leonard Terhune arrived home from
La Crosse, Friday, where he has been
employed at his trade for some time
M H. Bekkedal has disposed of his
/, 400 case packing of tobacco at Soldiers
Grove to Bio Brothers of New York.
Mrs. w. S. Field arrived from Okla
homa, on Saturday, for summers visit
with her mother and other relatives.
The band boys did their practicing
on the streets Monday night, and enter
tanned the people with choice selections.
The many young friends of Katie
Joyce are pleased to see her up and
around again, after many weeks of sick
ness.
Mr.. Buffers, engineer and gardener
at the asylum is off ON brief vacation
to Milwaukee. He is accompanied by
Mrs. Buffers.
Mr.. Luther H. Glenn has removed
his family to this city and occupies the
residence property purchased from T.
E. Gorsuch.
--Today's local market prices: Wool
49, cents, cattle IS to 81 25 per hundred,
hogs 1885, sheep So, wheat IS cents,
oats %, butter 8 to 10, eggs 10.
Herman Davenport, of Readstown,
is assisting in Martin & Kuebler's tin
shop. Ben Morrison, head workman
there, goes to Iowa to do a large job.
Jesse Powell placed ON exhibition at
the CENSOR Office twenty strawberries
that filed quart vessel. Nine of them
measured All inches in circumference.
The young wife of DIR. P B. Amund-
son died at Modena, in Buffalo county.
DR. Anderson is native of Springville,
q son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Amundson.
Miss May McKittrick, of this city,
is the only student from Vernon county,
we believe, to graduate from the state
university at this week commencement.
Robert J. Kalhar has purchased the
Oukrust stock of goods at Newton, and
will engage in trade there. Mr.. Kalhar
is good business man and square fellow
generally.
Dill Sherman and wife were over
from La Fargo, on Thursday. County
Clerk Don Sherman and wife returned
with them and will remain in the east
for week.
Tonight wednesday, occurs the
regular meeting of La Belle Masonic
lodge. Work will be conferred in the
Masters degree. All Masons are re-
quested to be present.
-Viroqua speakers crate as follows
on the Fourth: Judge Mahoney at
Soldiers Grove, G.. j. Smith at Mineral
Point, Captain Silbaugh at La Fargo,
Rev. Coram at Retreat.
The Viola IntelGgencer reports that
August Kriigle has purchased and ship
ped from that station almost 300, 900 feet
of native lumber, and H. Baldwin has
shipped so, 900 feet of wagon timbers.
"A woman wants man for a hus-
band, one with life, energy, courage.
Girls, if you get one without these
good qualities, give him Rocky Mount
ain Tea Twill do the business. A. j.
Johnson q Co.
There is much uncertainty as to
when the Kickapoo railroad will have
trains running again, but little hkli-
hood that it will be the present week.
The track is badly damaged both ON the
lower and upper end of the line. 1t is a
hard streak Of luck for the company.
The dwelling house ON the farm OF
Hon. w. M. Kingston, in Harmony
town, was destroyed by fire, last Thurs
day, during absence of the family who
occupied the same Most of the con.
tents were lost. The property vas in
sured for about one-fourth its value.
Contents a total loss.
The Madison Journal says some
good housewives are confusing the ex.
ecutive proclamation for relief for New
Richmond with opportunities for clear.
ing the garrett The great call, as we
| understand, is not so much for winter
overcoats, polka-dot wells and discarded
overshoes as for cash with which to gel
quickly the necessaries of life.
AT the Viroqua Shoes Store you Wi
find the largest stock the best made
best wearing and best fitting shoes
Ladies Queen quality and Growers soft
sole shoes FOR tender feet are among the
many special lots to select from. Oul
shoes require no breaking in. They ars
easy from the start
ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
Mr. p. Ketcham of Pike City, Cal
saws: During my brothers late sickness
| from sciatic rheumatism, Chamberlain
Pain Balm was the only remedy tina
\ gave him any relief" Many others hav,
| testified to the prompt relief from pain
which this liniment Cords. For sale b.
A. J. Johnson IL Co., druggists
Viola, La Fargo, Soldiers Grove
Readstown and other upper Kickapoi
points are having their freight shipped t,
Viroqua during the embargo on tn
Kiekapoo railroad 1t seems like oil
times to see freight teams from thes'
places. The business interests of thos
towns VIII appreciate the worth ana
convenience of railroad. Viroqua hat
taste of it last week.
The CENSOR elsewhere gives spac
TO communication by the universit,
authorities making statement VIII,
our school was removed from the accred
tied list of high schools While we be
lieve at least one of the reasons assigned
is overdrawn, it is a fair and candi,
statement and ought to be accepted il
the right spirit and the abuses and omis
! sions corrected as speedily rs possible
We believe the elimination and recrimi
, nation that has gone ON in public an
| private have been humiliating to al
right thinking citizens. The welfare G
, our educational interests are or ough
to be above the personality of any ind
yidual or class.