Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-05-10
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Towner's.
r. M. Woods war a town of Stark
caller, Thursday.
Holly POND it putting in saw mill
at Readstown.
For bibles, go to Towner's. He
has some good bargains.
Get your floor paints of Towner,
the best ia the market.
| Fresh garden seeds in any quantity
ct Rogers & Williams.
Fishing tackle and all kinds of
sporting cooks at Towner's.
Umbrellas, pasasols and mackin-
toshee at Rogers & Williams
Harry Adams and wife, of Sparta,
Sundayed at w. H. Pulver's.
Tab linen, table cloths, napkins
ard towels at Rogers & Williams.
The latest designs and the finest
assortment Of wall paper at Towner's.
Unusual preparations are being
made for Memorial day exercises in this
city.
-R. III Drake chatted minute about
Sugar Grove affairs while in the city on
Friday.
White goods, organdies, piques,
lacss and embroideries at Rogers &
Williams.
-Viroqua Odd Fellows lodge will
take part in the Decoration day pro-
cession.
The four days old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Ackles, passed away on
Sunday.
Ed. F. Hewitt, of Minneapolis,
spent Sunday in the city with Sam
Henry's family.
Conductor Grover of the Viroqua
branch has moved his family from Mil
Yankee to Sparta.
Special meeting of the Viroqua
Woodman Comp, this Wednesday even
ing for degree work.
Everett Barnes and wife of Madison,
have been here guests at the parental
home of Mrs Barnes.
Mrs. David Vaughan. of Bangor, is
III the city paying visit to her dauRh-
ter, Mrs W. f. Fisher
Con Favor has purchased and moved
to the tenement house of Mrs ID. Strawn
adjoining the residence of Oscar Spell
Ium.
John Beatty made visit to Mime
sofa. His son Loren, who has been
working there for some time, returned
with him.
William Dowell, of this city, who
experienced stroke of paralysis some
days since, is reported somewhat inn
proved.
Paul Terhune, of Chicago, q MEM
Der of the Owen dramatic company, was
gust at the Terhune homestead while
in the city.
| "A bus load Of young people, senior
class in the city high schools, drove to
Westby, to witness the graduation
exercises of the schools in that village,
Friday night.
Mr.. Martin, of the firm OF Martin &
Kuebler, has been in the city for several
days. He resides at Fulton, Illinois,
and is travelling salesman. He expects
to remove here in due time.
Baby sleeps and grows while mann
ma rests il Rocky Mountain Tea is Civ
en-. Its the greatest baby medicine ever
offered loving mothers. 35 cents
A. J. johnson & Co., druggists.
Mrs. John S. Groves returned from
Missouri, on Saturday. She was within
twenty miles of the great storm which
passed over PORTIONS of that state. ano
in which SO many lives were sacrificed
{. All members of Company M, Att
regiment, are requested to be present or
the 30th instart to join in the Memoria
day parade, in this city on that day
Wear uniforms and come not later thar
noon.
| Dishes washed with Galvanic SOAP
have a glossy appearance and your
glassware win shine like crystal, use il
once and you will always buy it. Up
to-date grocers sell it. For sale by al
grocers.
B. F. Ferguson has purchased and ii
greatly improving the brick residenc,
property formerly owned by DR.. Rich
ards in the Second ward. Z. T.. Sand
wick and family will continue to occup,
the same.
DIR. r. O. Brenizer. of Lime Ridge
was in the city last Wednesday. Hi
visit was the signal for an informa
meeting of the boys of Company NJ, VIII
enjoyed pleasant hours reunion an,
partock of dinner at Ben and Fred
restaurant.
Mr.. Torger Olson, for thirty year
one of the industrious and prosperous
farmers OF Franklin, died on Monday
after an illness OF four months. He wa
seventy years Of eae; leaves wife an,
, three grown children. Funeral will b
held at the Lutheran church nea
Hoover Hooverson's, on Friday at tel
o'clock.
Never put on boot that does no
! fityou. 1t you see an sllusion in news
, paper, don't take it to yourself unles
YOU feel really guilty of any neglect Q
duty referred to sometimes when an ar
TITLE appears in . newspaper that men
tions no name in connection with som
public matter, the guilty party hasten
+ to put on TIE boot and parade himsel
! as the person properly reprehended b
, the article. This is one of the case
where ''silence is golden
; Rev Joseph f. Irish, one of th
J best known Methodist ministers in th
} state, died at his home in Madison, las
week. Mr.. Irish came to the state
t 1851 He has held many positions {
, trust in the state, starting as surveye
i, OF Riehland county, state senator, regis
o ter of u. s. land office at Eau Clair
g consul to Cognsc. France, and lsts
q chaplain in the Q. s. army. Mr.. Iris
d was converted in 1858 ard held his fir
= passionate with the yirogua church
II year later. Rev. Irish was brilliai
}; man, and he lived and died q champic
/; OF the cross. with no apologies for b
r; fs..s.Ss ~ his sterling, aggressive rnsl
Ii hood. Such men are powers in the
generation and live on.