Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-05-04
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land.
Miss Susan James, teacher Of musi
phone p.
The Gems OR is the place to ge
your horse bills printed.
-Five.pound pail of lard at Devlin'
.aeat market for so cents.
The city telephone is causing all it
poles to be painted white and black.
M. T. Coffiand of Richland, ha
been in the city visiting Mayor Coffiant
and family.
Mrs. Oscar johnson of Fennimore
is visiting near this city with Mr. John
sons parents.
Viroqua has been exceedingly quie
since farmers commenced their spring
work.
Seeding is about over with th'
farmers. Flowing corn ground will b,
now in order.
Having completed his commercial
course at Dixon college, viii Ady re
turned home.
For sale, twenty-five cords 16-inct
wood. Inquire at Office of FARMERS
LUMBER 81 FUEL Co.
w. M. Kingston sold fine Pollet
Durham breeding animal TO Edwin
Broadhead of Sterling.
Mrs. Claude DeGarmo left Monday
for Onalaska to join her husband, who
Is working on stock farm.
IF there is anything in name tn,
editor of The Tomahawk Tomahawal
must be a bloodthirsty man.
w NJ Cahlar of Red Mound neigh
borhood, has gone to the state of Wash
ington to seek a new location.
Miss Ella Nelson went TO Cashtor
to take the position of cashier in Johr
Cremer's big business concern.
The celebrated Coon tobacco seed
Same price as last year, at Fl. d. Will
ans q Co.'S. Only 25c an ounce.
Foley's Honey and Tar is peculiarly
adapted for asthma. bronchitis an(
hoarseness. Sold by A J. johnson
An s.room house for rent one bloch
from Main street Call on or address
the Western Wisconsin Land & LoaI
Co.
-Messrs. A. J. McCarty, George w
Guess, T. B. Rabbit and Chas. Smith
of Viola, were in the city on business
Monday
There is no need of being pinched
by wearing collar which does not I'll
the neck, when you can get your exact
fit at The Boston.
May 11tb, reunion of Spanish wal
soldiers will be held at Tomah, which
will be attended by Rev. G. E. Buffers
who will deliver an address.
Frank Dickson was over from sol
diers Grove, last Friday, in company
with Prof Bulger, who still has classes
at that place, Viola and LaFarge.
Mrs. G. nj. Bennett has again opened
cream parlors in the building one dool
east of Towner's store, where she viii
be pleased to serve her old customers.
John Shesler and family, who re
moved recently from Genoa town, have
located at Dupont. Idaho. He writes
that that they like the country. but
have not sufficient information to ven
ture an opinion about conditions.
General and Mrs. e. NJ Rogers ar,
expected home from Washington, DC
to-day, after winters sojurn there
Illness on part of Mr.. Rogers took much
of the anticipated pleasure out OF the
seasons amusements and life at the
national capital
Mrs. Amos w. Green has purchased
the neat cottage home of CO. Andrews
in the Third ward. Possession will bt
given soon. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews
will soon remove to Northfield, Mime
sofa, where he will engage in broom
,,aov,,, 60 ~. xr,sfI, II PrNxun
The Kickapoo Valley Odd Fellows
association held annual celebration al
Soldiers Grove ReY. Webster delivered
the address. Following officers wert
chosen for ensuing year: President
VIM. Barney. Soldiers Grove; secretary,
S. M. Gore, Viola; treasurer, Frank A
Hull. The next celebration will be hello
in Viola.
Miss Charlotte Lytle, eldest daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Lytle, formel
residents of Viroqua, will be united II
marriage at the family home in Mil
waukeo, next Saturday, to A. w. Gallo
way of Ashviile, North Carolina. Th'
lady has frequently paid visits to thu
home of her uncle, August Smith, II
this city.
The total enrolment at the Wiscon
sin State University has reach ed 3, 151
gain of 2S1 over last year. The growth
of the institution will be appreciated
when it is known that in 1854 there wer'
forty seven students enrolled, and fifty
years ago there were but four professor
emrloyed while now there are 22S pro
fessors and instructors.
The committee in charge of con
struction Of two iron bridges in Viro
qua town, one at Bishop Branch church
and another one mile west of Avalanche
met in this city and opened bids on Fri
day. There were four bidders, the Gin
ton company securing award of botl
bridges The contract is for 4O-foo
pans at each place, with suitable ap
proaches.
| After be has completed the work a
| Liverpool DR.. Hektoen will visit variou
hospitals on the continent in furtheranc
of the general plans for the Memoris
| institute, the founders of which inten
to erect great hospital on the Sout
| side for the treatment of infectious dis
eases, particularly among children, ant
| for scientific research into the causes o
such diseases.
Frank A Chase has come into pos
session of the fine Natwick farm on tn
Chaseburg road. fifteen miles west c
Viroqua For this he exchanged Mr.
Natwick the Theo. Brown and ID
Cory residence properties in the Thir
ward. Mr.. Chase made another bi
deal the past week, selling Mr.. Dunhai
a 800 acre farm in Barron county
taking in exchange the latter's stock G
hardware and residence in Cashton.