Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-05-10
VERNON County CENSOR
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1899.
N Aatra this Tuesday night

-pheatre this Tuesday night.
All kinds Of spring goods at Tow
nsr's.
BENZ. Williams offers his farm for
sale.
Bargains in stoves at Chas- S. Slack
& Co.'S.
Every thing for the bicycle at
Towner's.
House and lot for sale. cheap, on
easy terms. JACKSON SILBAUGH.
Money to loan on real estate. @. Fl.
MINsHALL.
For paints. oils and varnish go to
Towner's.
Lace curtains, window shades at
Rogers & Williams.
Best overalls in the market for 80
cents, at Michaelsohn's.
Mrs. Perham has removed from
Readstown to this city.
To be happy, eat. Barney's fresh
vegetables for sale at Beats.
Big bargains in second hand wsg-
ons, and buggies at Ohas. s Slack & Co.'S.
Pasture with running water for q
few head of horses. JOHN DAWSON.
Blaine Larson is able to be out
after a severe wrestle with pneumonia
The best glue and cement in the
world at Towers, only 10c per bottle
Miss Hettle Goss, Of La Crosse,is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William Oliver.
"A beautiful line of novelties, in rib
bons, belts and buckles, at Rogers &
Williams.
See William Owen and his cele-
brated company, tonight, at Opera
house,
-Thorson's photograph gallery is
open every Wednesday and Saturday at
Westby, Wis.
"A good second hand top buggy
for sale cheap. Apply at CENSOR Office,
or Library rooms.
Quite large delivery of fruit trees
was made in this city on Wednesday to
farmers and others.
District Attorney Bennett has
placed new Jewett, cabinet case type
writer in his office.
"A bus load of high school students
picnicked near Hunters bridge, on the
klckap 10, last Saturday.
Henry Casson, junior, has b en- APP
pointed to a good position in the state
library rooms at Madison.
City water supply has recently been
added to the residences of Ernest Kuehn,
Henry E. Rogers, III. w. Norris
The strongest line OF women's
misses children's, mems and boys
stockings at Rogers s Williams.
Prices will not be raised. We will
continue to sell the best gocds for the
lowest price. g. M1oHAELsoHN Co.
A commodious seyen-room house
in First ward, near court house for rent.
For particulars inquire of Win. Dowell.
The annual state picric of the Az
Gent Order of United Workmen will be
held this year in Portage, on June 21st.
1T you went Flax seed now is the
time to see about it. We can furnish 4
for few days. DAVIS q WISE
John Geary and W. T. Poets, two
of the old residents of Harmony. we're
agreeable callers at the CENSOR Office on
Thursday.
- Mr.. Will Gilman and Miss Louise
Jerman, eetimable young people of Ster-
ling, were married at La Crosse on the
ID instant.
DR.. Frank e Morley accompanied
his brother DR. William B. Morley to st.
Paul, where he will pass some time "A
rest and visiting.
This is busy time for workmen,
No man who is willing to work but is
able to find more labor than he can per-
form at good wages.
Don't send away for bicycles and
sewing machines, when Towner will sell
them just as cheap, and you can see the
goods before you buy.
-"Give the girls chance" "trade
the pup for a pig" and ''let the boys
go fishing" are among the items of ad
vice given by the Farm Journal.
DIR. and Mrs. Leonard Chase are re
ceiving congratulations of friends ovel
the arrival OF o young daughter, who
made her appearance at their home or
Saturday.
Mrs. Jerry Richards goes to Chi
cago, on Thursday, to join her husband
Her brother, Roy Williams, will go, mex
Monday, to accept position as stem
ographer in the Office with Mr.. Richards
"A meeting of the Methodist CAM
meeting directors is called fol Monday
May 18th, at o'clock sharp, to max
preliminary arrangements for the sea
sons session. Nesting at the taberra
Gle.
The annual district Woodman picni,
will be held 3. Sparta Oh Saturday, Jun,
3D.. 1t viii be u large fraternal gather
ing. Vernon county camps will doubt
less attend enmasse. q. J. Smith vii
be the principal speaker.
MIR. Chas b Miller, editor Of th
De Soto Herald, was in the city OF
Tuesday. The CENSOR force acknowl
edge pleasant frsternsl call. BY tn,
way, DE Soto never had a better Ioca
paper than her citizens are now receiy
ing at the hands of Mr.. Miller.
-Irv. d. Bennett met with q mos
unfortunate accident on Friday. Will
assisting to remove 9 piano from tn
car at the depot he was caught unde
tbs heavy case aud one of bis legs wsr
JracbureUs ~ VIII ueVss5ibats s1uuiuu
devotion TO dom sstic affairs for SOM
weeks to conn.,
The following parties have jus
bought of Chas. S, Slack & Co: Ge'
Davis, S. Fl. pillow; Isaac Tollaksol
Buckeye seeder; Ed Smith, ] # zeE
lnbiicator; VIM. Cheanes, Keystor
corn planter; Geo. Snyder, La Gross
farm ;cucks; John N. Olson, Viroqr
cistern pump; Thon O. Trasstad, Ke.
stone com planter; j. w Gilman, De-
pillow; Otto Kneeter, Star top carriag
Ole i. Olson, La Crosse road Wagon
Flick Lourie, McSherry tobacco plante
Cete Tavis, Milwaukee mower; w
Ewing, Milwaukee mower.