Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-09
M -Tbout aow friends and HelgA6oys.

Ed. Noble goes about on crutches as
the result of kick from horse
Ernest Stout came from La Cross e
and spent two or three days ct home.
Miss Phebe Lane and two friends
We're here from Cashton on Saturday.
james Andrews was over from La
Fargo and passed few days at home.
Ex-county superintendent, Howard
Miller, was in the city between trains
on Thursday.
Editor Hains of W'estby, was a
caller at the CENSOR office while in the
city on Thursday.
Mrs. w. j. May, of Tunnel City, is
in the cicy assisting in the care OF her
sister Mrs. Forsyth.
Harold Proctor and Will Lawton
are at Phillips to niai4age the construct
ion Of telephone exchange.
Pearl ]. Iilton is here from Ohio to
attend ths wedding of his sister. He is
accompanied by his wife.
John Weber has Sc cured the services.
of p. w. Klinkner of Cashton, to assist
in his blacksmith shop
The w @. T. U. will meet at the
residence of Mrs Libbie Richmond on
Tuesday, May 10, at 3 p. m.
John Beatty has secured permanent
employment at Fond du Lac, and his
family is soon to move there.
Mrs Anna Nichols Rendle and
child, of Rawlins, Wyoming arrived at
the Nichols home, Tuesday, for sum
mer visit
M. j. Flemming of this city, has the
contract for building good residence
on the farm of Tony Mulcrone in the
in the town of Franklin.
There will be preaching at the
Christian church, Sunday evening next.
at p M, by Geo. A. Cushman. Sub
ject, What is the gospel?"
Gollmar Brothers circus next We'd
nesday. The Gollmars have visited this
city in years past and have made repu-
tation here for conducting good circus.
Otto Brown arrived home on Tues
day, for his annual vacation. He has
travelled in nearly every state in the
union th past year, with the Milk White
speciality company.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Henry have
gone to Minneapolis TO spend two months
with their daughters family. Frank
Ernsberger and mother will occupy the
Henry house in the meantime.
For laces, linens, fannels, shirt
waists and all fine goods use pure soap.
You can't get good results from trashy
rosin filled soaps. Send to your grocer
at once for cake of Galvanic Soap, you
will be surprised at its workings
The first thunder storm for the
season in this section came Monday.
Boisterous peals of thunder and vivid
flashes of electricity came with re-
freshing shower that has done much
good to seeded fields and pastures.
Editor NJ V. Frazier and wife and
Frank Mutch end wife drove over from
Hillsboro, on Sunday They had wet
time returning home. The CENSOR
acknowledges q pleasant fraternal call
from Mr.. Frazier while in the city.
Attorney H. P. Proctor of Viroqua,
was pleasant caller while in the Grove
on business, last Wednesday. Mr. Proc
tor is one of Viroquas many successful
business men, and gentleman with
whom it is always a pleasure to meet -
Advance.
that excl tement is running high at The
copper mines that are being opened up
in that vicinity, and trust there will be
cause for excitement later on and that
high hopes may be realized.
Mr.. A. P. Smith, junior member of
the firm of J. E. Smith & Son, of De-
Soto, was in the city on Monday. He
holds responsible position with the
Northwestern Yeast Company, and de-
votes one-half the year to service as
travelling representative.
&C. E Ward, of Chaseburg, was in
the city last Wednesday after bust
ness trip in the southern portion of the
state. Mr.. Ward has secured the po-
sition of travelling collector for the Plano
Harvester Company, with half of the
state as mis- territory for operations.
Herr Drayton, the German giant Of
strength, Gollmar Bros $40, 900 chal.
lenge feature Seen now for the first
time in America. Engaged at an enor'
nous salary to appear at each perform
ance this season with Gollmar Bros.
Leading Shows of the world at Viroqua
May 16.
Mrs. Catherine Light died suddenly
from heart failure at the home of hei
son in the town of jefferson, on Tuesday
last. She had been ailing since the
death of her husband year ago. Mrs.
Light was able to h. about as usual the
evening previous to her taking off. Sht
called the family at an early hour In the
morning. and expired almost instantly
She was SO years Of age.
H. P. Clute, state veterinarian. say
that he believes about D per cent OF tn
cattle of Wisconsin have tuberculosis
He is now gathering data from which b
expects to be able TO tell exactly wha
percentage of Wisconsin cattle are affect
ed with this incurable disease. Thi
data, together with his conclusions, vii
be incorporated in his forthcoming re
port which will be published III August
The gentlemanly agent of the North
western Yeast Company is around agai
with the little yellow sample of Yeas
Foam This company is the larges
Yeast manufacturer ia the world
Yeas. Foam has been ON the marke
over tv 'enty years without an equal a
a healthful bread raiser, and is exteI
sively used in all parts of the Unite
States Everybody is familiar with th
good qualities of Yeast Foam.
The editor may read proof of th
paper four times and pass repeated
the same error without seeing it, say
an exchange. Ali newspaper men wi
tell you so. But just as soon as II
press is started and the paper is printe
Z its conn iete shape there stands Il
error out in front CT you, so Dig you ca
see nothing else 1t Is a strange fac
And this il the reason it is so easy