Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-06-14
VERNON COUNTY CENSOR
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IA, 1899.

Get your floor paints of Towner, the
best in the market.
Mr. John r. Lochray goes to his
home in Ohio, today.
MARTIN e. Kuebler will repair and
clean your bicycle.
Mrs. John Devlin is visiting relatives
at Lansing and vicinity.
Ed. Collins, liveryman of DeSoto,
was in the city, Thursday
M. ID. Chase was over from LaFarge
to spend Sunday with his family.
Abner Silbaugh and wife drove to
Wonewoc for visit with relatives.
w G. Bates lost a steer by light
ming in his pasture near Retreat.
John Seymour, of Wheatland, trans
acted business in the city on Friday.
Noxious weed notices for sale at the
CENSOR office Mail orders promptly
filed.
Postmaster Frank Widmer, of Rock
ton, was among the CENSoR'S Saturday
callers.
Mr.. N. H. Nodolf, of Minnesota,
has been visiting Viroqua friends for d
few days.
Home grown strawberries are quite
place them on sale.
After two years of struggle for bust
ness existence the Viroqua steam laundry
has suspended operations.
Grant Pierce and Sam Shower drove
half dozen horses to Boscobel, pur-
chased for FL E. Light.
Mr. and Mrs. Savage, from the vicin-
ity of Avalanche, visited Thursday with
the family of J. J. Wilsey.
VIM Haughton has purchased the
four lots at the north terminus of Rusk
avenue from Clark Williams.
Joseph w. Haughton is about to
open law office in this city; location on
second floor of Purdy's block.
Fl. o. Summons of this city, was
present at the head camp of Woodmen,
held at Kansas City, last week.
Rev. E. anderson, of Christiana,
who has been sick for several years, was
u Viroqua caller on Wednesday.
Lawrence Brannen and wife, of Vic
tory, passed several days with the fam
lily OF VIM. Banks, in this city.
Miss Ella Higgins, of Liberty Pole,
has gone to the Yellowstone National
Park to remain during the summer.
If you want flax seed now is the
time to see about it, We can furnish it
for few days DAVIS s WISE.
Lace curtains and window shades at
Rogers 81 Williams.
Don't roast your wife co death with
heat from.a wood stove, but buy one of
those wickless oil stoves at Martin d
Kuebler's.
The Coon Prairie Y. p S. meets at
the residence of Ole J Nustad on Sun
day, June II, at 2 o'clock p. m. All
welcome.
A w. Wilson, for many years the
agent of the c. M. 81 st. Paul road at
Sparta, is in very poor health, with but
little hope of recovery.
Paint touches in the brightest and
most fashionable style of the art, have
been applied to Aug Smith and Fred
Eckhardt's palatial residences.
Frank M. Minshall is representing
Viroqua lodge at the Grand Lodge of
Masons in session at Milwaukee. Mrs.
Minshall accompanied him.
Mrs. Fred Davis has removed with
her children from La Crosse to this city.
L. y Davis and wife have also returned
from the the same city to their Viroqua
home.
Rev Robert Smith and wife, of
Stoddard, were with Viroqua friends a
portion of last week Mr. Smith reports
Stoddard on decided up grade in build
ing and business.
The Milwaukee Sentinel of last Fri
day. contained ON its front page, a good
picture and brief sketch of jackson Sill
baugh. the newly chosen head of Wis
consin Odd Fellowship.
During one of the heavy win DIS OF
last week. the large tobacco warehouse
ON the farm of j. f. Huschka, five mil e'
east of Viroqua was badly wrecked, In
voling quite heavy loss.
Mr. S. A. Farr, book-keeper al
Lindemanns store, enjoyed a Sunday
visit from his mother and sister, the
latter, Mrs L. A. Herriek, for many
years resident of this city.
We wish everybody to know thai
the woodwork in the house ana the car
pets on the floor can be cleaned more
effectually and with half the labor by
using Galvanic soap. For sale by al
grOcerS
Attorney Roberts who has been
frustrated at his home during the past
half year, made his first visit to tn,
marts of trade on Thursday last AL
are reioiced to see him again on tn,
street. He is vet very feeble.
-. w. Haughton viii organize |
class in stenosraphy here soon, 81,
teaches the Amt riean Standard, Phonet
ic shorthand. the only system suitabl
for verbatim reporting. Look for cir
culars and further announcements,
Mrs. c. j. Wheeler of Oklahoma, i
visiting with the family of her cousin
sidney Higgins, in Franklin. Mrs
Wheeler's fr.ther, Orrin Wisel was tn
first clerk of Vernon county. He ais
filed other public positions in the earl
days of the county. Mrs. Wheeler ha
not visited this section for thirty-thre
years.
The CENSOR had a line from forme
county superintendent of schools, j. \
Wright, who is now in Missouri, al
bouncing the death of his son, VIII
teayes large family for his protectio
and support. This is double Athletic
90 the venerable gentleman, his vii
having passed away in March. His oil
neighbors viii sincerely sympathize wit
Mn Wrighk