Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-06-21
Y ERNON COUNTY CENSOR
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 81, 1899


gardens.
Carl Coe of Cashton spent Sunday
Il the city.
Get your floor paints of Towner, the
best in the market.
Martin & Kuebler will repair and
clean your bicycle.
New steps have been erected in front
of The Big Store.
Lace curtains and window shades at
Ro gers q Williams
Nearly every cellar in Viroqua is or
has been a big cistern.
Thos w. Latta is assisting at the
court house during court.
Pupils review school opened Monday
with good number in attendance.
Viioqua will send big delegation
to the Milwaukee carnival, next week
Chris Hanson and Seman Hanson
were Christiana town visitors Friday.
Springs that have been dry for som
years now gush forth their sparkling
water.
-Noxious weed notices for sale at the
CENSOR office. Mail orders promptly
filled.
The branch train made trip over
the line on Sunday, bringing six cars of
freight.
Big bargains in trimmed ha is at Mrs.
O. A Larson's for the balance of the
season.
~ Heavy storms have seriously de-
layed work on building operations in
this city.
$. Paulson of Christiana, spent Sun
day in this city with his daughter, Mrs.
F. H. Williams.
Persons desiring bound copy of the
fish and game laws can secure such by
calling Mt the CENso X office.
Judge Mahoney has caused the con-
struction of stone underground cyclone
cellar on his residence property.
Thomas Henry has arrived home
from Hixton, jackson county, where he
was principal of schools the past year.
Get your Fourth of July bills printed
at the CENSOR Office. Work done
promptly and in the most artistic man
ner.
John K. Johnson COOS to Madison,
next week, to take course in state re-
view school and write for state certifi-
cate.
The Misses Bessie and Annie Camp
bell, of Cashton, spent Saturday and
Sunday with their sister, Mrs. Ernest
Brown.
-Laces, curtains and fine fabrics
should be washed only with Galvanic
soap the easy washer. For sale by all
grocers.
Don't roast your wife to death with
heat from q wood stove, but buy one of
those wickless oil stoves at Martin 81
Kuebler's.
Don and Joe Campbell, of Aberdeen,
South Dakota, are paving their annual
summer visit to their grandmother, Mrs.
j. r. Casson.
Mrs. Sarah Appleman, of Ross, who
met with serious accident two years
ago, was in town. Saturday. She will
be cripple for life.
Mr.. E. G. Officer, of SrIingville who
has been confined to his home by sick
ness for several months was Viroqua
caller ON Monday.
Mrs w. H. Mylrea, of Wausau, wife
of the late attorney general of the state;
arrived in the city today, for brief
visit with Charity Coe.
The Viroqua band has been engaged
to furnish music for the Soldiers Grove
celebration on the Fourth. Desc to will
have the Lansing band.
An Elroy paper says that train.
load of sixteen cars of Pabst Milwaukee
beer passed over the Northwestern line
one day recently, consigned to Manila.
Chairman J. NJ Allen, of jefferson,
was IN town, Friday, for the first time in
several weeks. He had the misfortune
to fall and fracture three or four ribs
and otherwise injure himself.
The Peoples Players theatre com
pany appeared before good houses the
last three evenings of the week. They
are meritorious company and work
hard 20 please their patrons. George
Peck was the lucky person in the pig
drawing Saturday evening.
The appraisers, Messls Carlos Farr
e. FL Allen and E. y. Farr, made al
estimate and INVOICE If the property Of
Peter Oukrust of Newton, who recently
took the benefit of the bankruptcy act
stock and fixtures S623 25, accounts 1910.
Is cash 800. O2; or u total of 81 .0SS. As
The liabilities arr about one Thousand
dollars.
The following paragraph from the
Madison Journal is suggestive of good
results for every city with importan
school interests: THE school boart
should canvass the fitness of all its EN-
ployes frequently. That is the advantag,
in securing for the school board men ana
women who have leisure even for doinl
nothing but tarrying about the building
and watching the routine. Senator Stou
has a room in the Menomonie high schoo
and is there daily, though his position
merely that of director.
There are many young men dali,
loahng about the streets of Viroqua VIII
might secure honorable and remunera
tive employment if they chose. DON
wait for soft snap" boys. The tim
will never come when you will be abb
to secure the higher and better position
IN life If You show an aversion TO accep
labor that is honorable. A thousan
times better saw wood or shovel on tn
streets than be idle The world vii
respect you Cor the former, but bus
men viii shun you for your idle habit
and indisposition TO work All work
honorable that is honest