Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-05-08
-Spring hats at MichaeIsohn's. 8.


has been visiting L. the city.
Ladies who have used Maple City
Soap will testify to It's merits.
Leonard Terhune has taken an
agency for school supply company of
Chicago.
Mrs. E. a. Brown returned from
Cashton Monday morning, accompanied
by her sister Edna.
r. A. McAuley of De Soto, will have
an artetian well sunk on his farm ad-
joining tina village.
Next Sunday, May 18th. the Wi
mona base hssll team will meet the Cash
ton boys AT the latter place.
". E. Aiken has improvedJhis resi-
dence by the addition of front porch
and fresh coat of paint.
DIR Minshall left Saturday night for
Chicago, where he will take course in
the line of his profession
Davenport Bros. of Readstown, are
roofing large barn recently built by
Jos. McLees, west of the city.
For STYLE comfort ard fibt the Regent
shoe has no equal They go out among
the best dressers THE BOSTON.
For rent good dwelling house in
Second ward. with or without barn. In
quire of Frank ON en- or at CENSOR Office.
&C. J. Smith returned on Tuesday
from Michigan where he had gone to
attend the funeral of brother-i r-in-law.
Curtis & Thompson have moved
their barber shop TO the room in Browns
block recently vacated by Jeweler Rygh.
Thoroughbred (Felch Strain) Light
Brahma eggs for Matching at rs cents
ner 10. 81. % per 30 at VIM. Kissel's, at
Cashton.
THE Boston always takes the lead.
Now tney are showing a complete line
of SHIRT WAISTS, the real thing for
comfort in hot weather.
Miss Mary Thompson died, Sunday,
April 28th, near Soldiers Grove and was
buried at Folsom on Wednesday last.
Deceased leaves relatives at this place.
John Trapp has returned to his ole
home At La Fargo, after an ab-
sence Of nearly eight years in the west
and Ia Uncle Sam S service in the Philip
pines.
= Farmers and builders will save
money by calling on Nustad Bros as
they have 60, 001 feet of lumber for sale
at SO. 90 and up, shingles at ST. 80 and up.
North Of depot, Viroqua.
Howard Teasdale was appointed
district attorney for Monroe county to
fill vacancy caused by the death of B
H. Hackett. Mr.. Teasdale is well
known to many Viroqna people as an
attorney and as a worker in the Good
Templars lodge
L. A. Herrick has been in the CITY
fha rot ruoalz - 1.
i'm the Third ward 1t is WHISPERED
about the neighborhood that this neat
little dwelling will soon be occupied by
, newly welded couple-but we are not
going to give it away.
The Blue Front Store is certainly
showing the largest and finest variety of
1 nobby suits to be found They are tail
ored to perfection. The fabrics are of
the newest designs. Their sales are the
largest they ever had. Style and merit
has done the business.
ia ks Mountain was alive with
forest fires, Wednesday. The fire ran
west over the J. d. Osterant farm; a
spark set fire 70 the straw roof of his
barn which burned to the ground; all
his oats and corn were burned ami two
tons of hay. Ontario Observer.
- u6 NllidS6 DOdru Oh feduSCOW0
voted at its last meeting to exempt their
new tobacco warehouse from taxation
for period of five years, and they fur
ther decided that all warehouses built
during 1901 shall be free from taxation
for the same period. The cheese factory
will be free from taxation for one year
1t is seldom that spring vegetation
makes more rapid growth than during
= H., lnI~ L
In spite of the poor promise of April
and the dry state of the atmosphere all
kinds of vegetation is we'll advanced,
and there are indications OF bounteous
yield Of fruits. The recent rains have
added the one thing needed.
The Modern Woodmen society now
has one billion two million six hundred
and three thousand dollars insurance in
force 1t leads all fraternal societies in
the United States in membership and
insurance carried 1t also ranks fal
ahead of the giant old line companies il
number of policy holders, and rank,
with them in the aggregate of insurance
maintained.
The Soldiers Grove advance say
that the citizens of that village will Gel
ebrate the 18th of May with appropriat,
exercises This date will be the S7tl
anniversary of the independence o
Norway. Prof Julius Olson of tn
state university, will speak in Norwe
gian and English, and County Superin
tendent Brindley will also give an ad
dress. Five brass bands have beel
engaged and the day will close with
grand ball No doubt many Vernon
county people will attend.
Tho foracasts for Nav according T.
Rev. Ira Hicks are substantially as fo
lows: The first regular storm perio
will appear from the 9TH to 10th, follow
ed by a rapid rise of the barometer wit
cool winds and frosts to the north ward
-On and next to the 18th will occur al
other storm period accompanied by va
rious electrical storms and probable viz
lence, but deep, dark clouds will admoI
ish watchful people long before th
arrival Of danger. Friday, the 18th,
Monday. the Goth will witness heav
storms of wind and rain and reaction
ary storm period runs from the 23rd
the 25th and local waterspouts and clou
bursts are probable in any section
TO run anewspaperis Is picnic. A
man has 30 do is 10 be able TO write
poem, discuss the tariff. umpire a ba
ball game, report a wedding, kiss Il
bride, saw wood, beat a lawyer. descril
fire so vividly his readers will sh'
their wraps. make dollar do the wo
of ten, shine at a soilee, tell a horses al
by his color. abuse the liquor habit y
indulge in it. subscribe to charity al