Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-30

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-Readstown viii have cigar factory
managed by E. T. Van Winters.
Two houses in First ward to rent
Inquire of Attorney G, Fl. Minshall.
Mr. and Mrs. V. f. Aiken paid a
visit to their old home near Retreat.
The Elgin Creamery Company has
located slSimming stations at Blooming
dale and Lovaas.
Edmund Hart an Elroy man. died
in England while there on visit to his
mother country.
j. NJ. Craigo 0. H. Larson and Ben
Adams of Kickapoo, were county seat
business callers, Friday.
MIR. Chas. Smith, clerk of the court
in La Crosse county, spent a good pert
of last week in this city with his u:tcie
Aug. Smith.
Woodward and H. G. Knutson of Genoa
and Harmony, We're among the CENsoR's
financial callers on Friday last,
-Readstown Improvement Company
asks bids for the erection of tobacco
warehouse to be built there this season.
1t is to be 56xS0 feet with 10 foot base
ment That's what you need, neighbor.
Commencement exercises of Viola
schools occur Friday evening. There
are seven young people to grad ate
Misses Bessie Burger, Olive Cast, Nellie
Mosier, Minnie Anderson, Nan. Conner
and W. E. Gore and Stanley Buchanan.
There will be an entertainment at
Brookville church June 9th, with Frank
oil nh o. 1T1 OF atI
at which the name quilt and a few other
things will be sold Everybody is in
vited Money is for the berc99t Of new
church.
The new three cent piece. authorized
by act of congress, viii have hole in it
SO that it can be easily distinguished
from other coins. fhe coin will probably
be disappointment to many as they
will have NJ .cuse for punching a hole
through it.
-GalvaTnc soap is pure white, which
is proof in itself of the quality of ma
terial FROM which it is made. 1t has
Goen our aim for years to produce the
best laundry soap made, and we have
no hesitation in claiming our Galvanic
to be the best in the world
DIR. Henika assisted by Drs. Brown
and Mcdowell removed tumor from
Lee Smith of Sugar Grove. The opera
tion was =. severe one, as the tumor in
volved the large bone of the leg. Mr..
Smith stood the operation well and Is
doing fully as well as the surgeons ex-
pected-Readstown Herald.
Rev Wells passed through town
Wednesday, ON his way to Sugar Grove,
,ha, he II 70 Uat f.
ings ON Wednesday evening Mr.. Wells
is well known throughout this country
as great revivalist and we grant the
viii be successful under his
good management. Soldiers Grove Ad
vance
There is a counterfeit twenty dollar
bill in circulation, which it will pay all
to keep good lookout for. 1t is the
series Of 1880, letter a. The most easily
noticeable defect or difference is in the
portrait of Hamilton The portrait in
the genuine bill has a double chin and
rounded nose, while the counterfeit has
but single chin and pointed nose.
How did 20. K" come into user
Well it was many years ago when
congressman from some southern state
or from Indiana or Arkansas wrote home
to one of his constituents that certain
matter would be ''all correct" he wrote
as he supposed only the initial letter of
the words 20. K" The style of the
congressman got into the newspapers
and was soon adopted for quick business
purposes. 90. K" then means all
correct.
When a man comes along and offeres
you twice as good bargain as you can
get of your home dealers, steer clear of
it for there is certainly something wrong.
Keep in mind this one fact that men
never sell thi-. G to lose money on it,
and if they offer you an article way be-
low what you can buy it for from
regular dealer, at the same time claim
ing for it superior excellence, if you buy
you will probably find to your cost it
has been specially doctored for the
occasion Buy of home dealers, perma
nent men, if you want the wo, h of your
money.
State Superintendent Harvey is send
ing out circular calling the attention
of clerks of towns, incorporated villages
and cities of fourth class and Of members
of boards of education in cities to chapter
272, laws of 1899, providing that such
officials shall withhold annually from the
apportionments received from the school
fund or other income an amount equal
to ten cents per capita for each person of
school age residing in their district for
the purpose of library books. Refusal
to comply with statute is punishable by
imprisonment in the county jail not
more than one year or by fine not ex
ceeding $500.
A party of Viroqua gentleman con-
sisting of H. D. Williams, F. NJ. Min
shall, W. L. Tate, J. F. Parker, H. c
Gardner Otto Brown, and the writer
made fraternal visit to Rockton Ma
sonic lodge list Saturday night. Ma
sonry there is at high tide. The lodge
membership has increased to about sixty
and frequent special communications
are necessary to keep up with the work.
The best and leading young men in the
community are giving their influence TO
the cause. The brethern have a new
hall finely furnished, and are generally
in a hourisking condition and doing
good work for the order. At midnight
a banquet Sas served at the Stoddard
House, to which forty sat down
John Van Halder, from Green Bay,
Wis, the well known, old, experienced
travelling nurseryman, representing I.
w. Bowman & Son of Rochester, n. Y,
will be in the city one week Mr.. Van
Halder will solicit those who may desire
70 beautify their lawns, cemetery lots or
parlors with choice and beautiful shrub
berry, roses, ornamental trees and house
bloomers. Mr. Van Halder. who Is an
old country florist and nurseryTaaI, Is
well experienced 70 know that which Is