Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-03-28
Elec5ion next Tuesday.

Election next Tuesday.
Roads are very bad in the country
districts.
-LaForce Terhune is clerking at the
Park hotel.
Hon. J. w. Hoyt of Chaseburg, was
in the city Monday and Tuesday.
Barney Smith, proprietor of the Ida
house, at Sparta, died few days since
Mrs. Jesse 1ilton and children are
over from Hillsboro for visit at the
Tilton homestead
Mr.. Sveen book keeper for M. FL.
Bekkedal at Westby, was in the city on
business Tuesday
About the only matt ers to solve at
the city election will be the license ques-
ton and the city ball project
Genoa is making an effort to secure
a pearl button factory 1t is good To-
cation for an institution of that kind.
Miss Ella Lake is in Chicago select
ing goods for the millinery store in
which she and Miss Perham are inter
ested.
On account of county court day fall
ing on election, next Tuesday, the ses
sion will contin"e throughout Wednes-
day
Horace Stcdman, one of the old vet
Grams of Ontario, passed away, from
pneumonia. Our Ontario correspondent
writes of the death of this good man,
General and Mrs. Rogers arrived
home from their eastern and south srn
trip Monday evening, delighted with
what they had seen and experienced.
Roland T. johnson, formerly of On
tario, is candidate for the nomination
for sheriff of Sauk county on the repub-
lican ticket He resides at Reedsburg.
Daniel Wise and family have taken
possession of their Third ward residence,
recently purchased. w. d. Lind has
removed to rooms in Mrs. Buekley's
millinery block
The Interstate Land Company of
La Crosse, announce free excursions to
western land seekers on April Sd and
18th. People desiring to go should
advise them in advance.
Hi Bellows and family nave re-
turned to their West Prairie farm after
spending the winter in La Crosse. Mr..
Bellows expects to builf On the lots pur-
chased from Capt NcMichael in this
city.
The Gus svday, gives the second
of a series of pictures Of the candidates
for governor before the republican state
convention We will endeavor to give
all the faces unless the crop gets too
numerous
Every citizen and tax payer should
attend the mass meeting at city hall on
Friday night at 7.30. The question of
locating and bonding the city for the
construction of city hall will be con-
sidered and discussed.
Mrs. j. NJ Ames of Webster, received
the sad news that her sister, Mary E.
Smith, at Cheyenne. Wyoming. died on
the 14th. after an illness of three days.
She was the wife of Anderson Smith,
former residents of this community.
The CENSOR is in receipt of news
letter from Burr, but we cannot make
use of the same for the important reason
that the writer failed to give us his name
This is essential in all cases, and we
hope contributors will not forget it.
Mayor and Mrs Boyle returned
home from their three weeks journey
through the south, ON Friday. They
c11Dyeu DdlIIy WSdtueE anu SUIT D3Ln-
ing while we, poor mortals, were crowd
ing our stoves with fuel TO keep from
freezing They spent day with Mrs.
Craig at Ashville, North Carolina
Grand Master Silbaugh returned
from New Richmond on Monday, where
he joined other state officers in thededi
, cation Of d new Odd Fellow temple. to
take the place Of the one destroyed by
last summers awful cyclone. dr. Sil-
baugh SAYS the citizens Of New Richmond
and elsewhere have done a ronle work
in re-establishIng odd Fellowship in the
destroyed city. They have beautiful.
well furnished home that cost s. 900,
and it is paid for. A special train took
$50 people 70 the dedication from other
towns, and the Rebekahs provided sup
per foT 100. Mr Silbaugh, Rev Thos.
J. Snodgrass, and Mayor Bradford Of
| Hudson 0eTe the principal speakers on
! the occasion While there the grand
master appointed Rev. Snodgrass grand
chaplain Of the order in the state.