Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-04-12


her visit Sparta, on Monday.
Consult Frank Ell. Burlin and secure
an outfit for taking home Turkish baths
Miss Title Omundson completed
her term of school at Stoddard, last
Friday aud returned home Saturday.
F. M. Minshall and wife. John
Dawson ard John j. NJ. Dawson went to
Sparta, last Wednesday, to attend the
funeral of Mrs. l. Fl. Ady.
Ole Moseng has sold three lots
from his property in the southeast part
of the city to Ole Helgeson, of Sterling,
who will build dwelling soon.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Chase, who reside Oh Coon
Prairie, died of malignant diphtheria,
Friday morning; aged Is months.
Miss Ida A. Elliott, one of the in,
structors of the Stevens Point normal
was visitor at the residence of 0. p.
Hill during the latter part Of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. M G.. Davis desire to
express their thanks to neighbors and
friends for their kindness during the
sickness and burial OF Mother Thomp-
son.
There was no election held in Fort
Scott, Kansas, this spring, the people
stating that they were too busy to hold
caucuses. This must mean that popu-
lisn is dead in Kansas.
Letters, manuscripts, documents,
etc, from dictation or otherwise, care
fully typewriter at reasonable rates.
L. j. WILLIAMS, Stenographer, Viro-
qua. Phone 6S or 141
The report of the state board of
control for the month of Mar: h shows
the expenses for the month of the state
school for dependent children in Sparta
to have been $4,6272 %.
Mrs. David Thompson, nee Ruth
Groves, died at the residence of her SON
in-law, Miles Davis, last Friday, and
was buried from the M. E church, Sun
day, Rev. Peckham officiating.
Having bought largely before ad~
vances in cotton goods, we are ia
position to show best styles at lowest
prices in all departments.
ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
-Galvanic Soap is pure white and
contains not q particle of rosin or other
adulteration. You can use it according
to the easy washing method, or any way
you wish and it works like charm.
Fifty young men have taken the
scie ntifc course in agriculture at the
Wisconsin college. Some deep thinkers
say that it will help keep the boys on
the farm if the girls study farming and
get enthused about it.
The statement in last weeks CEN
soR, that Christian T. Fortune, of laurel.
Nebraska, was married, was mistake
Mr.. Forum arrived in the city, Thurs
day, ard denies the allegation, saying
it was an "April fool"
Greatest spriu 6 tonic ever offered
suffering umanity. Drives away all
blood impurities, constipation, kidney
and liver toubles. Keeps you well all
summer. Rocky Mountain Tea a. J..
johnson & Co, druggists.
The Kickapoo Valley & Northern is
again unable to run trains on account
of high water Between Readstown and
Wauzeka the water is above the track in
many places and there has not been a
train from the latter place for five or
six days.
Miss Hansena Froiland and Tolef
Anderson were married at Avalanche
the 8sh inst. by Rev. GulbrGndson. A
large number of friends and several rel
atives were present. Many presents
were received and the happy couple
showered with congratulations.
The Grossman- Michaelsohu Co.,
wholesalers of clothing are removing their
manufactory from Chicago to New
York, where they have larger field of
operation. Their trade in the past has
been in the east. When this is aecomp-
lished they will turn their attention to
the fine new block to be erected in
Viroqua the coming season.
Gentle spring is late in coming, but
the Pick Wick Box Spring and Summer
Overcoat is here on time, and is by far the
best looking, the best fitting, the best
made as we'll as tie most sty lish garment
in the market. You will look better in
one, and 1t will be a pleasure to you to
wear one and you will feel happy to own
one, so come in and buy one of Michael
son & Go.
IF the newspaper man knew how
many kicks he received behind his back
ne would adopt some other calling"
remarked cioizen the other day. The
citizen is mistaken, the newspaper man
who succeeds expects to be maligned by
every law breaker, swindler and hypo-
critic, every harping critic and every
lover of notoriety who do not agree
with him on pubic and private ques-
tons.
AT the council meeting Monday
evening, a resolution offered by alder
man Spellum, authorizing and instruct
/ ing the clerk to issue an order on the
city treasurer for payment of the fine
and costs imposed upon Marshal ]. S.
johnson last January. was passed by
vote of to 4, aldermen Helgerson and
Edwards voting in the negative. Al
INJUNCTION was served Tuesday morning
on the mayor, clerk and treasurer, pre-
venting the payment OF the amount Of
judgment until authorized by court.
There is movement about to be mad,
to arrange for an assembly at Battle Is
land. 1t is proposed to have ten day
meeting, beginning about the LIST o
August OF each year, to have certain day
des oted to religious work in which loca
Gle .gynen of all denominations can as
sist, and other days devoted to lecture.
readings, plays etc, also to devote da
to the meeting of fraternal societies fror
the three states, a q 20 ''Woman'
Work" etc. This will movement
make use of the talent waEhin radius {
80 miles OF the historic island and thei
is good deal of available frst-class ia
lent within that area.--Desoto Herald.