Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-04-26

made this spring. The sap does not
seem to be as plentiful as usual.
| The Viroqua Odd Fellows are in
vited to attend the Nj. E. morning SER
vice next Sunday. An invitation has
been extended by Rev. Ooram.
In trip over the country the other
day the writer noticed number who
already have preparations made for a
large acreage of tobacco tLis season.
A party OF young men consisting
of A. j. Beat, Henry Lindemann, Jack
son Silbaugh and I. s. Griffin visited a
sugar camp at Avalanche, ON Sunday.
We guarantee our spring dress hats
to be the correct style or money refunded
Back numbers and ops-of-styIe hats sold
for less than half price. MIoHAELsoHN &
Co.
will Lawton returned from Ash
vile, North Carolina. Saturday, where
he has been assisting w. s. Proctor in
the construction of q telephone exchange
at that place.
/ Miss Title Omundson went to
Westby on Saturday to fill the vacancy
in the primary department of the
school caused by the illness of Miss
Ruby De Lap.
"A competitive examination will be
held in the city of La Crosse, on Friday,
May 26, for the purpose of selecting
West Point cadet for the Seventh Con-
gressional di strict.
Mrs. Fred Meacham, nee, Miss Jen-
ME Parr, lost her husband by death at
Sparta, on Sunday the 10Th. She and
her infant daughter will reside at Viro-
qua for the present.
Landlord Denning lost horse the
other day in peculiar manner. The
animal jumped onto two -four which
pierced it's body, injuring it so that it
died in short time.
Open the door, let in the air,
The winds are sweet, the flowers are fair,
Joy is abroad in the world for me,
Since taking Rocky Mountain Tea.-A.
j. johnson & Co., druggists.
Mrs. E. Finneil, of Ontario, spent
Sunday at the residence of Andy Rus
sell. She came over to visit her niece, |
Miss Cora Latimer. who is to undergo |
an operation some time this weak.
One of the songs submitted for the
81 Jeffersonian dinner at New York be-
gins: Young Bryan the bold has come
out of the west, with jaw Of wrought
iron and very big chest" 1t was re-
jected. i
Farmers have commenced seedinGl
and general spring work. Frost is not
yet out of the ground but the top soil |
is in fair condition for the pillow and |
harrow. All or BPS will necessarily be
late this season.
Two postoffice changes have been
recently made in Vernon. r.. Ell. Drake
resigned the position at Sugar Grove |
and Ct. E. Deckert has been appointed. |
At Mt. Tabor, A. j. McKittrick succeeds
John Kile, who also resigned.
Mrs. John s. Groves, who left here
q week sgo for an extended trip south
ward in hopes of lettering her health,
writes that she is much improved. She |
will visit Omaha, Leavenworth and St. |
Louis and return by way Of Chics %.
Ralph Peck who has been operator
at the Viroqus station for the past few
months, left for his home at Columbus,
on Wednesday last. Mr.. George Faw-
cett, of Melvlna, takes the place and
will probably move his family here soon.
Don't use cheap soaps, there is no
economy in it, they will make the clothes
yellow. Save time, save labor,
save your clothes by using Gal
vanic soap,-the famous easy washer.
All wide awake grocers sell it. For sale
by all grocers.
H. M. Tate & Son are making some
alterations and improvements in the in
side of The Big Store. The grocery
department has been moved to the back |
and new shelving put in on the north
side, where their large stock of shoes
will be displayed.
"A. E. Groves has arranged another
excursion to Port Arthur, Texas, which |
will leave Madison Thursday, May 4th,
via the G. NJ & st. P. road to Kansas
CITY and from there on the X. O. P, &
G. road. The great ship canal, on
which depended the making of Port
Arthur, has been completed and the
town is how on the boom.
The largest stock of strictly first
grade goods ever offered for sale in this
city have been received at the Viroqua
/ Clothing House. These goods
oil Ia int he LOFT ~ -fa
the choicest fabrics end patterns, and
are made to fit. Every seam and button
warranted, aud will be sold at prices
so low that everybody can afford good
suit. TT SANDWICH, Manager.
"a word to the wise is sufficient"
and word from the wise should be suf-
fcient, but You ask, who are the wise?
Those who know. The oft repeated ex-
perience OF trustworthy persons may
be taken for knowledge. Mr.. w. M.
Terry says Chamberlsin's Cough Rem
edy gives better satisfaction than any
the drug business at Elkton, KY, for
twelve years; has sold hundreds of bottles
of this remedy and nearly all other
cough medicines manufactured, which
shows conclusively that Chamberlain
is the most satisfactory to the people,
and is the bsst. For sale by A. ]. john
son & Co., druggists.
H. A. Shsffsr went over to Orion,
Monday, to see his brother, who got in
iured in peculiar manner few days
ago. He had hItched his team to disc
harrow md was on his knees behind the
implement scraping the rust from the
discs with file, when barn door
slammed in froat OF the horses and
frightened them, causing them to back
suddenly about ten feet. Mr.. Shaifer
was in tight place, but succeeded in
getting up before they backed over him,
though one disc ran up each leg from
the knee toward the body, cutting to
the bone on both legs a cash several
inches long. He viii be laid up fc.
some time, bit he aill recover without
any serio1s trouble it il thought
Spring Green Hone News.