Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-05-18

from La EdEBo.
= Bulk lard 10 cents per pound at
Devlin's meat market.
A three-pound pail of lard at Devlin's
meat market for 30 cents
The city band has added four fine
instruments to its equipment
John NJ White and wife visited
relatives at Tomah, the Burlins.
"A chimney sweep enlivened things
in Viroqua the first of the week
Cash" White of La Crosse. was a
business caller in the city Tuesday.
Oscar and Lonis Spellum have dis
pose, of their grocery business at Neills-
vile.
The M. e. Aid society win meet
with Mrs. Gerald Seal, Wednesday,
May %
Famous potatoes for sale by Will
liam Webb at s1.25 per bushel, suitable
for seed.
H. M. Allen and Levi Dewitt were
business callers in the city from Webster
on Monday
Attention is called to all the new
advertisements that appear in today's
CENSOR.
Henry Allen left for Wausau on
Monday. He will be employed in saw
mill near that place.
Call at Towner's to get your paint,
calcimine, alabastire and everything
needed for house cleaning
Ladies' Aid society of the United
Lutheran church will meet with Mrs.
7. Anderson, Thursday, May 2s.
E,Y. -, 1a.>i4
forget to call on Larson Bros. Just re-
ceived two carloads 0 { monuments.
-Assemblyman Colland has been
renomiDated as the democratic legisla-
tive candidate in Richland county.
Eben Sweger is home for a short
vacation. He is a student at the Luth-
eran theological seminary in ST. Paul.
Write for special rates for teachers
who take work during their vacation.
VRoQUA BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Merchant Helgerson was ever from
Toweryille on business, Monday. The
CENSOR acknowledges financial call.
John Michelet and wife of Westby,
went to Minnesota to attend the funeral
of Mra. Michelet's brother, Henrick Mil
Ter.
Guilty EOCA6bf
will expend threa thousand dollars on
its grounds and buildings the present
season
George McFarlin, farmer residing
near Richland Center, hanged himself
in his hay loft. He was eighty-two
years old.
Miss Nellie Haughton of Washing
ton. D. c., is home for few week
vacation with her parents Rev. and Mrs.
Haughton.
The United Norwegian Lutheran
church of Viroqua will hole rs semi
annual NEE ting on Tuesday, May 70, 10
q. IN. at their church.
-Prohibitionists hold their conven
tion to elect delegates to state con-
vention on Thursday afternoon 1t is
to be a mass convention.
Chester Minshall has resigned his
position in the grocery department of
FL. d. Williams u Cos store and is sue
ceeded by Henry johnson.
The city council is making commen-
dable efforts TO have public and private
general cleanup of the city. Every
citizen should lend aid to this move.
-Adolph Hauge, who has been in
Bangor ON Monday He expects soon
to go to st. Louis and remain during
the big exposition.
Soldiers Grove high school ball team
played with the locals in this city last
Saturday. Viroqua won the game 13 to
4. The attendance was not large aside
from students.
This section of the country has been
visited BY light frosts nearly every
night for week, and on Friday morn
ing wafer in open vessels was found to
be coated over by a good surface of ice.
The Anniversary Exercises of the
Epworth League Society will be held in
the VI. E church at the regular church
hour next Sunday evening A special
pro9ram mas been pra pared All are
invited.
Peter Helgerson writes from their
new western home that Falls City,
Oregon, the town where they live, is u
thriving little lumber center with three
large saw mills. Times are lively and
labOrers scarce
Revival singer Gates, 10 conduct-
ed the singing during the late revival
in this city, was operated upon for APP
pendicitiI at Rochester, Minnesota, last
Thursday Rev. Bulgin writes John A.
Stemen that his associate came through
the operation in good condition.
&C. C. Brown recently completed
the making of music cabinet for the
Brown Music Co.'S store which would
certainly he credit to any worker in
wood 1t is made out of hird'seye
maple sawed from timber raised in the
Kickapoo The cabinet is entirely the
product Of his own handiwork and is
neatly finished to the minute st detail.
President Schoenberger of the Utica
Insurance company, was in the city last
Saturday returning from Clinton, where
he adjust ed the loss on S. r. Curry's
farm dwelling, which recently burned.
Mr. Schoenberger states that the com
rany losses have been quite heavy within
a few months, but he does not believe it
necessary to make an assessment on
members of the association.
Henry Hendrickson and Miss Gertie
Margaretta johnson went to Peterson,
Minnesota, last week, and on Friday
returned as man and wife, Rev. West
phal performing the ceremony. They
have since been receiving congratula
tions of many friends. Mr. Hendrick'
son il one of the industrious young
farmers of Clayton, Crawford county
and his bride is daughter OF Torkie
johnson of Kickapoo town.
The editor of the Boscobel Sentinel
has figured il ont that twelve insects
will cost the United States $3.50. goo, O0'