Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-05-25
: I'll .2g5out 90ur friends and HsIyA6ors :. :,

Rain. rain, four days.
Sunday brought summer heat.


Supt. Gardno1 paid an official visit
to Platteville normal school, last week.
Miss Phoebe Campbell, of Cashton,
has been visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Earnest Brown
The Liberty Pole NJ E. Aid society
will meat at Mrs. VIM. Hornby's, Fri
day, May 27, for dinner.
Call at Tcwner's to get your paint,
calcimine, aiabastlne and everything
needed for house cleaning.
james Parsons lost valuable mare
on Sunday. 1t is but short time since
5000 horse died on his hands.
Number one Hemlock, four feet
for sidewalk, $500 per m.
VIRoQUA LUMBER Co.
For bargains in monuments don't
forget to call on Larson Bros. just re-
ceived two carloads of monuments.
Write for special rates for teachers
who take work during their vacation
VIRooUA BUSINESS COLLEGE
The venerable Myron Henry lost
his family cow Thoughtful neighbors
presented him with funds to replace
the animal.
Having completed his spring circuit
as travelling salesman, Andrew Mellum
is taking vacation, spending the same
in Viroqua.
Lost, Saturday, May 81. between
Viroqua and the Rusk farm, colored
silk waist. Finder please return same
to this Office.
Mrs. Marie Oium of Oshkosh, ac
companied by her twin girls, visit
ing at the parentSl home of Mr.. and
Mrs. | w Smith
-Springville w. G. T. u. will meet
with Mrs. Jennie McLees on the after
noon of Thursday, June @ All members
requested to attend
Miss Alma M. Galstad, late of this
city and daughter Of Mrs. Otto Galstad,
was married on the 18th instant to John
NJ Ostreng, both of Sparta
The Soldiers Grove Journal reports
the arrival in that place of threa and
half -year-old child who made the trip
from Utah entirely alone.
The link in LaC Crosse q Southeastern
telephone system between Viroqua and
Viola is being repaired. 1t has been
unfit for service for several months.
Brother Bum of the Westby Times
is evidently partial to little folks He
prints a picture in his last issue of
twenty-five babies of his village,
Nothing so dear as cheap ring.
Buy your rings of us and then You will
have something that will wear life
time. Jos BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Chester Silbaugh and Gilbert Burk
hardt left for the west on Monday to
seek employment They are headed
for the states of Washington and Oregon.
Prof. Elmer Smith of the Westby
schools was in town Saturday. He will
graduate thirteen young people from
the school. Exercises will be held FRI
day evening of this week.
The White Pigeon base ball team
will play the Newton nine at Geo.
Aliens pasture next Sunday afternoon,
May 80 Everybody is cordially invited
TO come and witness the game.
Mrs. C. NJ Bennett is taking orders
for plants of all kinds; also cut flowers
for Decoration day. Please place your
orders early, phone 1856 Will also take
orders for comm ence' j ut flowers.
Mrs L. G. Norris will make re-
duction on all trimmed and untrimmed
eats. Ladies trimmed hats from $125
up. ChiIdren,s trimmed street hats
from$ so up. Call before buying else
where.
Advertised letters at Viroqna post
office: r. M. Fonnett, Geo. Lauge, Joe
jacobson, VIM or Frank Hubbell, Hen
ert Dobbins, A. L. Dewhurst, Bently &
Kelley. Elias E. Lavold John Tucker
Mrs Jennie Robb, Mrs Maggie Larson,
Miss Pearl Furman.
-Abner Silbaugh is attending circuit
court ut Prairie du CHEN. He is an
important witness in the case Of the
state against Dunn and another young
man, who were last winter, bound over
on charge of some connection with the
death OF Overflow, near Towerville
j Henry HOpp accompanied by DR.
Minshall, went to Lacrosse, last SA tur-
Gay, ard underwent asurgicalop ration
for gall stones. He is reported to have
stood the operatian well and little fear
ia entertained for permanent recovery.
Such is the hope at least of Mr.. Hopps
many Of friends.
Willis Harrington had the misfor
time to get his hand badly smashed
while driving fence posts. He laid his
hand on the top of the post which had
Just been driven and the man who was
driving struck one blow too many. The
injured member is doing as we'll as can
be expected -Cashton Record
Mrs. Jacob Jackson who died at her
home near Cashton May 18th, was over
So years of age She left besides her
husband, the following living children
Hans, Claus, Chris, Martin, Mat and Ole
jackson, Mrs o p Dunnum and Mrs.
Thorgerson She had 42 grandchildren
and s great grandchildren -Westby
Times.
In another column of the CENSOR
Mr. F. 7. Board, announces his candidacy
for register of deeds, subject to action
OF the coming republican county con-
vention. Mr.. Board has long been a
prominent citizen and farmer of the
eastern section of the county He has
been and still is staunch supporter Of
Governor LaFollette. a delegate in the
late state convention who stood true TO
republicanism.
The Rising Sun postoffice, one of
the oldest offices in this section of the
state, has been discontinued Rural
delivery takes its place The many
CENs0R'S heretofore sent to that Office
will now go to Ferryville. In many
sections of the state free delivery dis
co.nmcdes more mail patrons than It
accommodates 1t is in such Instances
that the line should 6e drawn The
people who have their mail delayed two
to four days by the establishment Of
free delivery, are nos aud never will be
pleased with tine system. and there are
bup1rods II not thousau1s- af cases of