Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-23


| Melvina next Sunday.
Jos Benn, of Viola. was a business
caller on Tuesday
Merchant Nutting was in from
Rusk corners on Monday.
w F. Fisher has given n dwelling
house fresh dressing of paint.
j. d. Doerr shipped two Chester
White brood sows to Ft. Atkinson
Dawson & Co. have placed a new
Smith Premier type writer in their office
u. NJ White and wife will soon
occupy their new house in First ward
E. B. Hyde and Merchant Seymour
were county seat callers from Retreat
| on Tuesday
Mr.. d. Snow, of Richland county,
has been making his son and daughter
visit in this city.
Miss Dora Frater is home from La
Crosse, where she completed course in
type-writing and stenography.
Mrs. David Strawn. who has been
very poorly for several weeks. is able to
sit up and be about her home.
Rev G. w. Nuzum is having ma
terials placed on the ground for a new
residence at his look out" location on
the hill.
Prof Pearson goes to Madison to-
morrow to attend a meeting of high
school principals of the state. He will
remain over Sunday.
w Fl. Banks is making substan-
tial addition to his residence, with
fif6y-foot porch seven foot broad ON the
east and north
Isaac Solberg purchased the large
iron lathe in the Pulver shop and placed
it in his own. He is now prepared to
do lathe work. foi the public.
Charley Collins has shown us per-
feet pearl taken from Mississippi clam
at Victory. He says the discovery of
small pearls are numerous there.
THAT Sister of Mine, melo-drama
of intense human interest, portrayed by
a company of genuine artistic merit.
Will be presented at Opera house, next
Wednesday night.
Now the secret is simply this In
using the Galvanic you have a pure
article, made from pure cleansing ma
terial; not one ounce of rosin or filling
of any kind whatever.
Special SALE Monday, May 2Sth.
Mems and boys pants, So for So 50 81. 80
for 81; So for $1.50; 81. 80 for $l25 All
new, late styles. This day only atthese
prices. BLUE FRONT STORE.
Mrs, A. O. Seal is at La Crosse to
see her sister, Mrs. Nuzum, who was
recently hit above the eye by a stray
spent bullet. Mrs. Nuzum is doing well
and no serious results are apprehended.
ALI Foresters are requested to attend
a special meeting Of the order at their
hall, on Monday evening next, for the
purpose of arranging for Decoration day.
Chief Ranger Barney issues this order.
The G. A. R., old veterans and 'ol-
diers of the late war will meet at Grand
Army headquarters at 10 o'clock next
Sunday morning, to march in body to
the Congregational church, for memor
ial services.
Earl Smith, aged 90 years, son of
VIM. Smith, formerly of the town of
jefferson, now of Nebraska, was drowned
in the Missouri river on Friday, May II.
Deceased was a brother of Mrs Albert
Lind of this city.
Mr.. E J. Older, of Springville, an
nounces that he will be candidate for
surveyor before the republican county
convention. He has long been teacher
in the, county and has worked with l. F.
Tharp the old surveyor.
Fifteen travelling men Sundayed in
Viroqua, probably the greatest number
in the history of the town They carried
over fifty large trunks, nearly all being
clothing men. One of them said to the
CENSOR that there were over SIS, 900 in
samples here.
r. r. Kempter of Alma, the new
deputy revenue collector who succeeds
Will Wells was in the city one day
recently. Mr. Wells was doing him a
good turn by giving him pointers. Wells
has good record as an official and is
well liked. His is al exceptional case
in Office holding-he resigned.
"A trouble in one of her hearing or
gans compelled Ethel Cobb to relinquish
the position she so faithfully and well
filled in the Viroqua Central telephone
office She is now employed as sales
lady in the Tat, $ Big Store. Miss Ruby
DeLap takes the place left vacant at the
central. Earl Graves is manager during
the absence of Will Lawton.
--Thos. D. Witt, of St Louis paid
visit to his sister, Mrs Harriet Groves,
blle DdSJ Woth. IOI MY -OHe } ehis TUE
gentleman has been one Of the leading
and wealthy business men of that city,
and during all that time has not had six
months vacation There was reunion
of Mrs Groves children and grandchil-
dren at the farm home of Isaac N
Groves, Jr., on Sunday.
Judge and Mrs. Wyman went to
Chicago on Saturday night to consult
specialists with reference to the Judges
health. For some months he has ex
perienced stomach trouble thought to
be largely the result of indigestion.
Although quite emaciated and run down
in strength and flesh, Judge Wyman
has kept steadily at work. 1t is hoped
and believed that his trouble is not other
than such as will bring comrlete restora-
ton to health with good summer va
cation.
DIR. Kronson, the eye specialist, will
be at the Park Hotel in this city, We'd
nesday and Thursday, May Both and
| 31st. DR.. Kronson says that some fake
| operator has been going over this section
representing himself as Kronson, bleed
! ing people as to prices and bad work.
| He desires to caution the people against
such irresponsibles, and will be grateful
| to all persons if they will notify him at
once of their presence. Prof Kronson
never travels through the country from
4 house to house.
in closing business letter to the
/ CENSOR, A. K. Williams writes from