Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-05-01

DIR. Kronson. Park Hotel, today ant
tomorrow
Two stamps instead of one at Linde
manns. See ad.
Ask for trading stamps issued by
w. f. Lindemann 81 Co.
Mrs. E. FL Brown is visiting hei
p&lonis at Cashton.
% q. Briggs of Cashton. was in the
city Monday evening
CARDS Buchanan moved his family
over to LaFarge on Saturday.
Captain Silbaugh transacted bust.
ness in Juneau county last week.
Rosin has no washing properties.
Maple City Soap con ntains no rosin.
The Viroqua band win give con-
cert and dance at Cashton, May IL
Ben Jackson of Sparta, visited with
his brother, S. c. jackson, over Sunday.
H. w. Norris has commenced the
erection of house ON his land narth of
the brick yard
Extra freight traffic on the branch
necessitated the running of two extra
trains last week.
Elmer Davis, who has been employed
at Lindemanns grocery, will work with
his father this summer.
Cattle find quite nip" of grass in
the pastures, bur warm rain is needed
10 give it good start.
Mrs. Thos Ellefson Is home from
months visit with hel daughter, Mrs
Mcintosh, of GAINESVILLE
Il. N. Williamson and family left
on Friday for New Lisbon, where they
will reside for the future
w. H. Thompson, station agent at
Viola, was business caller in this city
one day during the week.
Photographer Franklin and wife
have gone to Chicago. where the latter
will take treatment for eye trouble.
Adam carter has disposed Of his
residence and land in Mound Park to J.
M. Clark, and will remove to Ladysmith.
Mrs. G. f. Seymour of Retreat
passed through the city on Friday, on
her way to visit friends at Springville
Miss Goldie Glenn entertained a
number of young friends on Thursday
evening last, the fourteenth anniversary
of her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Weber mourn
the loss of an infant son, who died on
Thursday last. Funeral services occur
red on Saturday.
Mr.. Francis McGarry and Miss Hat
tie Ames of Ross, were married at the
Congregational parsonage last Thurs
day, by Rev. Stemen
Prof J. d Beck has been re-engaged
for the coming year as principal of the
Cashton schools He has held that po-
sition for four years past.
Mr.. Herman Buxton and Miss Mel
lie Smith of pleasant Ridge We're united
in marriage in this city, by Rev. E. r.
Russell, on Thursday last.
The Boston Clothing House pre-
sented the Band association with fine
trunk, which will be used TO carry the
uniforms recently purchased.
Miss Wiesen, an experienced trim
mer from the city, is now in charge of
Mrs o. L. Johnson's millinery store.
Call and get the latest in styles
The well-known trotter, Winifred,
owned by Thos. DeLacy of De Soto, has
been sold by that gentleman to Mr..
Mccoy of Lancaster, who will keep the
animal for breeding and driving pur-
poses.
Rev. II w Carter, secretary of the
Wisconsin Home Missionary society,
arrived in the city on Saturday, by way
of Viola. He occupied the Congrega-
tional pulpit, Sunday morning and even
ing.
The first omen a concert of the
season by Viroqua band, will be given
at the tabernacle on the camp grounds,
Monday evening, May 9th. The concert
will be rendered as d testimonial 10 the
mayor, council and city officials Seat
will be reserved and it is expected they
will attend in body. This concert Is
free to association members
The Intelligencer says the Standard
Oil company has made arrangements
for putting in large oil tank and sup
ply station in Viola. LaFarge, Reads
town, Soldiers Grove and Gays Mill will
be supplied from there. Geo. Huffman
has the contract for putting up the
buildings and they will be on the rail-
road company's right of way opposite
the M. E. parsonage.
"A friends of the order and family
will be gra:ifedto learn that Mrs. Otto
L. Galstad of Wastby, has been granted
the policy of 81, 600 on the life of her
late husband by the Woodman associa-
tion. Mr.. Galstad, in q time of de-
spondency or mental weakness took his
own life The order does not pay in
surance IN suicide losses, ana quite
naturally rejected the claim. After
much effort by friends of the family,
the case was reopened and paid as above
stated.
The Readstown Herald says more
railroad rumors are afloat in the Kicka-
poo valley. 1t asserts that If the Kicka-
poo road should extend north to some
point on the Northwestern it would be
liable to become a link in that system,
and of. necessity the st. Paul would close
the gap between Richland Center and
Viroa1a This would be fine stroke
for the two county seats and the country
between, but we doubt its accomplish
ment.
A sweet girl graduate thus describes
the manner in which goat butted 6
boy out of the front yard in the neal
nei rhborhood: He hurled the previou:
end of his anatomy against the boy:
afterward with an earnestness and We
locity. which backed by the goats avor
dupois. impaired a momentum that was
not relaxed until the instigdtor + ths
vehement exasperations was landed OF
terra firma beyond the pale or the goat
jurisdiction. "-Necedah Republican
Will O. Stoll starts this week tol
his new home near Estella, Chippews
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