Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-06-20
- Rain badly needed.
Hammocks. ToWNER's


team to H. D. Williams
Next week the great carnival is
scheduled for Milwaukee
Go TO Towner's for the me- en- days
ana buy bicycles and baby cal dges
Mrs. Aug Smith and daughters are
visiting relatives in Columbia county.
Sherwood Coffiand of this place. is
a clerk in his uncle's store at Richland
1 Center.
| PROT Theodore Running of the state
university is among relatives and friends
of this section
Five members of Westby camp came
over last Sunday, to join in Woodman
memorial services
Chester Wyman of juneau county.
is IN the city paying visit TO his broth
! er, Judge Wyman.
-Towner's new line of wall paper is
now ready. Do not buy until you see
his immense line
Mrs. Thompson, of Hillsboro. is
visiting her parents, Capt. and Mrs.
Conner, in this city
Mr. and Mrs. Remmel of Iowa, are
visiting Mrs. RemmeIs parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Baldwin.
For sale. Red Polled bull, three
years old. Gail on or address, d. A.
Cade, Liberty Pole.
Two ladies' secondhand bicycles for
sale at a low price for cash Inquire at
Telephone central office.
Special sale in pocket knives, sissors.
etc at Towner's. will continue the rest
of the week. Secure one.
Miss Anna Svigum is spending the
week III LaFarge, visiting the Misses
Winnie and Birdie Nixon
L. L. Harrington has placed the
latest nattern sausage cutter in his mar
ket. tits propelled by steam.
Charley Roberts is taking a months
vacation from railroading, which he is
passing at home in this city.
John White of Liberty. was in the
city on Wednesday He just returned
from trip through Iowa
This is the season for the return
of Young people to their homes from
different institutions of learning.
Arthur Cory returned from his
studies at GAINESVILLE institution for the
blind. He is accompanied by q young
friend
Isaac White. a former resident here,
has removed from Ironton. in Sank
county, to Reedsburg where he has pur-
chased city property
The baru -. the property of J. F.
Parker has been removed and is being
transformed into dwelling house to be
occupied by Fred Barry and wife.
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| postoffice are addressed to the following
persons; Peter Olson Herie, G. w.
Layman C S. Smith; Clara Burkum,
Amelia Setter.
The Madison high school graduated
seventy-nine Young people, Miss Regina
! Groves, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs ] w.
| Groves, among the number, who took
the general science course.
Prof Parsons summer review
school opens July 49, to continue four
weeks. The corps of instructors will be
strong and not inferior in any particular
to previous schools of this character
conducted here.
Rob wilkins arrived home today
| from the university He will occupy
| his time during vacation at clerical work
| in Graves & Mahoney's law offices
where he will also commence a course
of reading preparatory to the profession
of law when his university course is
completed,
DIR. Chambers, census enumerator
for this city, asks any and all persons
who have been missed in his enumera-
ton to advise him at once. 1t is desira-
BILE that a complete counting of the
population should be had. and to this
| end the CENSOR urges a response in this
line of work The city ought to make
the best showing possible.
The county asylum trustees held a
special meeting on Monday, to take
action on improvements ordered by the
| board of supervisors Itwas found that
a substantial barn could not be con-
structed and keep within the appropria-
ton, and the project was abandoned
| Foundation for the water reservoir is
completed and material for the steel
tank is on the grounds The work is to
be completed by the first of the mouth.
-Children's day program at the Meth
odist church, Sunday evening, was a
pleasing occasion for old and young
The church was far too small to accom-
modate the large congregation, but SO
satisfactory were the exercises that few
realized the inconvenience of standing
throughout the evening. Every number
on the program was well taken and
pleasing to old and young. Children's
day in all the denominations has become
one to be looked forward to.
AT Tuesdays session of the city
council $532 in bills was allowed E. F.
Hurt was employed at 81. 80 per day to
putin stone crossings, of which anumber
are to be constructed A |. Morrison
was appointed and confirmed weed com
missioner and pound master. Sidewalks
were ordered built on Rusk avenue,
from Howard Miller's residence corner
south to the Lutheran church. Numer-
Gus other orders were made for walk
repairs and building The matter OF
LIQUOR license was taken up. G. A.
Favor, Chas. Brunk, Grant 'ierce, Jos.
PenneII and Thos. Anderson made ap-
plications for permits. Mr.. Pierce offer
ed So. 500 for two privileges, Jos. Pennel
81. 300 for exclusive privilege or 50. 100
4 each for two stands. An adjournment
for the consideration of the matter was
takenstill tonight.
The question Of improvement in ouI
school buildings and enlarged facilities,
vgh; n has been vigorously discussed
through the press of the city in weeks
past, appears TO be quiet. The CENSOR
Is of the opinion that the board of educa
ton should formulate some plan which
can he carried to effective service and
/ present 70 the annual meeting, which
, falls on the first Monday in July. u
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