Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-04-13

The new city council win be in.
augurated next Tuesday evening.
-Erastus McLees returned to Madi-
son today, after spending several days
at home.
Miss Dora Morrison is in Chicago
taking an advanced course in music and
painting.
Superintendent Wilkins was present
at the funeral of William Side at Re-
treat on Sunday.
The Lutheran Missionary Society will
meet with Mrs. Chas. Asbjornson Fri
day afternoon.
Ed Lind and wife have moved
from Chaseburg, occupying the Nuzum
house on the Hill.
jerome Favor returned, on Tuesday,
from weeks isit with Dr. and Mrs.
Moe at Lake b IN, Minnesota
--latest in spring caps. Genuine
Priestly English cravenette caps.
THE BLUE FRONT.
w. Fl. Banks returned from
weeks trip in the interest of the Chris
tianson anvil device.
There will be preaching at Bishop
Branch church next Sunday afternoon
at 2:30 by G. a. Anderson.
For SALE young work horse, good
weight, broke to drive single or double
Enquire at Hotel Edwards.
Mute d. Ward of La Cr osse, was
in the city, yesterday, calling on friends
Ke went to the old homo at Viola.
The No. Al Budds child shoe for
hard knocks can not be equaled in the ci-
ty for wear. S5c at 81. ID. Williams q Co.
Before getting your shirt waists
suit goods, inspect the Mohair novelties
the only correct thing, at Fl. d. Will
liams 81 Co.'S.
Fred Eckhardt, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
d. Dyson attended the funeral of their
relative, Mrs. Edwin Brodhead, at Re
treat on Sunday.
Rev. Martin, presiding elder, will
hold quarterly meeting services at
Brookville at 3 p. nj. and at Liberty
Pole at 7;3O p. m. Sunday next.
Look at our new shoe display in
north window. 1t tells why we have
the trade on mems fine shoes.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE
Monday brought tie largest de-
livery of cream to the Virogua cream
cry, 2,012 pounds, which manufactured
on Tuesday produced 715 pounds of
butter.
james Wanless of Liberty Pole, is
home from sojourn in Clark county,
where he has patent right territory, ON
which he reports success. 1t is stitch
ing awl and handle.
Elmer officer held a sale of personal
property at Springville that was at
tended BY great crow !, and his sales
amounted to 81, 500 He expects to take
look through the extreme west very
soon.
H. r. Page was called to Lacrosse
to attend the funeral Of n niece, Almeda
Hamilton, who died of consumption
The young lady was native of Viro-
qua, the family having moved from
here some years ago.
The violin concert and dance given
at W. R. c. hall, Monday evening,
by Prof. Odegaard of Norway, was en-
joyed by a crowded house, largely
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. The gentle
man is lively and proficient entertain.
or.
Many are the warm greetings
given Mr.. Jasper Bannister by Viroqua
citizens on his present visit to the old
home here which will extend for few
days Mr.. Bannister has lived in the
west for many years, and this is his
first renewal of old friendship, since re-
moval. He is the guest of c. G. Brown
High school lyceum Monday evening
Grew crowded house to listen to the
speaking, song and debate The ques-
ton was Resolved, that labor organizl-
tions are beneficial Oscar Natwick
and Sven Skaaland were successful for
the affirmative. Emmett Mahoney and
Chris Dach spoke on the negative of
the question The band rendered
selections.
AT Tuesday evening session of the
city council all members were present ex-
cept Alderman Helgeson. The vote for
city officers was canvassed. The treas
urer reported 81, SOL 80 on hand. Ac-
counts were allowed as follows: Elec.
tion expenses $4S, labor accounts'$45 So
electric light and water for March
$3496S Viroqua Republican S64. 20,
miscellaneous $5.S so
The village of La Fargo had close
scrap at its election, most of the officers
being elected by one majority two of
them on draw. 1t is reported that
legal contest will ensue over the presi-
dency of the village, A. w. DeJean
having been declared elected on ''toss
up" as against H. A. Lombard, whose
friends claim that vote was thrown
out that should have been counted for
him.
Why fool along with that old worn
out seeder when you can get the Buck
eye or Moai 0r of Chas S. Slack 81 Co.
on easy terms. Also they are intro
ducing something new in the harrow
line and riding attachment for your
walking harrow, and their new line of
cook stoves Just received, including all
steel ranges warranted for five years.
and oil and gasoline stoves, call and
see for yourself before buying.
Tobacco, great quantities, is arriv-
ing in the city every day ON all the high
ways leading to town, iaded teams
drawing loads, are seen There ia
little to report of news character in
the movement. Some farmers are
storing, others telling, but none of
them are happy over the results Of their
experience. There are a few buyers
riding the country. while others remain
in town and examine crops as they are
brought here.
William Side, patient of the
county asylum, died on Friday last,
aged GA years. He had been in q de-
mented condition for "a years, and was
the firstinmate of our county institution
since which 522 have been admitted to
the institution Mr. Side suffered a
sun stroke many years ago which was
the seat Of bis trouble. His rem ins