Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-11
Flowing is now in order.
House cleaning in vogue.
Get ready to mike garden

"A great deal OF tobacco seed is being
prepared for sowing.
! Mrs. Abner Silbaugh is visiting at
Leon and Sparta.
Mrs. Eugene Custin is visiting her
sister, Mrs. ID. J. Norris.
Prof. J. X. johnson was down from
Westby on Saturday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Hunt.
on the 7th instant, son.
Mr.. d. w Horton is repairing his
residence on South Main street
Wild geese, in great numbers, are
w1nging their way northward
Don Miller is filling temporary
engagement at johnson & Co.'S store
Time to clean up aud rem owe those
offensive accumulations of the winter.
Rev. VIM. Haughton occupied the
Congregational pulpit, Sunday morning.
Nels and Albert Solv erson made a
drive to La Fargo and Viola on last Sun
day.
Viroqua w. C. T. U. will meet
with Mrs. Frank Primmer Tuesday, the
nth, at o'clock.
Miss Rebecca Nuzum is home from
her school duties at Onalaska, to spend
weeks vacation
-Claud DeGarmo has returned from
Elroy and will work on the Lowrie farm
the coming season.
DE Soto gentlemen have established
a pearl button factory. A good thing
for the town.
Venerable R. A. Tubbs has retarned
from Decorh, Iowa, where he spent the
winter, TO Viola.
"A syndicate of farmers and stock
men have purchased and located here a
jack for breeding purposes.
Emery E, Allen of the town of JEFF
ferson, announces his candidacy for the
position of clerk of the court
Assistant Postmaster Albert Solver
son wenb to La Crosse to take the exam
ination fer railway mail service.
DR. Barney may now be addressed
as grandfather, little girl having been
born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peterson.
John E. Silbaugh has taken posses
sion of his residence on lower Main
street purchased of Mr. McCulloch.
-Adolph Himley, one of Soldiers
Groves best young gentlemen and bust
ness men, came up to attend the ball
Monday night.
-Wm. Silbaugh, of the town of Web
ster, had the misfortune to lose his
dwelling and part of the contents by
fire. on April
The buildi 1g in which the Sisters
Catholic school was conducted near
Cashton burned on Thursday. The
property was fully insured
Mrs. Milton Southwick, after spend
ing several weeks with relatives and old
neighbors in this community, returned
to her home in Salem, Oregon.
Members of the Viroqua Violet club,
together with their husbands, were en-
tertained at the Park Hotel Wednesday
evening, by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chase.
The young man who strayed from
the county farm some weeks ago. and
whose whereabouts was advertised for
in the CENSOR, was found at his former
home at Stoddard.
John Mckee, aged forty years, died
in the town of Christiana, of consump-
ticn. EIe was native of the town.
Aged parents and several brothers and
sisters survive.
Rev and Mrs. Stemen lost their
youngest child, a girl, by pneumonia, on
Saturday. Funeral services were held
Monday. They have the sympathy Of
all in their affection
John Galloway and Mr.. Wallace
came over from La Fargo to attend the
Odd Fellows Encampment, Monday
night. The former travelled the mys
terious path of the order.
-Galvanic Soap is pure white and
contains not "a particle of rosin or 9th
er adulteration. You can use it accord
ing to the easy washing method or any
way You wish and it works like a charm
All grocers sell it.
Otto Davis has purchased half in
terest in Arnolds drug store. This viii
be strong and successful firm. The
boys are popular and energetic young
men, we'll versed in the business an6
entirety worthy CT public confidence.
-Kickapoo Indians passed through
our village on last Tuesday. If the,
gave their names correctly here they
are: Mud In His Face. Weary Willie
One Lung Charley, Sitting Cow, Littl.
Heifer, Smitherines and Hitackamatack
eras and others. Readstown Herald
Fourteen Trempealeau inmates a
the asylum will be removed to tina
county, today, and placed in their new
institution. The patients will be placed
in special car and taken through
Among the males are three or four O.
the best workers about our asylum.
During his visit here last week DR.
Kronson was unusually busy with visit
ors for professional services. Peopl
with weak or defective eyes and bad Wis
ion are fast learning the merits of DR.
Kronsou's services and professional skill
as asuccessful eye specialist. DIR. Kron
son will make his next visit to this cit,
and be at the Park Hotel on Wednesda,
and Thursday, April 18th and 10Th.
-AsTlum trustees held their month";,
meeting with Trustee Hill absent. Be
sides routine business the contract wa
awarded for construction of the ney
water supply and fire protection Their
were six bidders, all foreign firms, tn
contract price being 81, ESQ, or $3.50 be
low the highest bidder. The steel tan
reservoir, will have a capacity Of 40, 90
gallons or water, placed on an elevatio
as feet to the bottom Of the tank, so tha
the entire capacity of the reservoir wi
be available for fire pressure The COZ
tract is to be completed by July first.
Ernest W. Dyer, who was long ST
ton agent at De Soto for the Burlingto
road, las resigned his position and II
moved TO Minneapolis. Mr.. Dyer WI
be telegraph brakeman on one Of th
Burlington passenger trains. This Is
new arrangement of the company, thS
every train must carry at least one tel
erauh operator. with his outfit and il