Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-26

-1V- DOulu pail VI ldINl lOE Sl at OcN
Inns meat market
-5.pound pail of lard for soc ut Dew
lin's meat market.
Sparta population numbers 3, S07, q
gain of 252 In five years.
jesse Thompson is spending his va
cation in La Crosse and Hillsboro.
Miss Bena Peterson passed week
with her brother, DIR. Peterson, at Cash
ton
Miss Phoebe Campbell of Cashton,
is spending the week with Mrs. Ernest
Brown.
-Workmen are extending water pipes
from the Southeastern tank to their
stock yards.
Miss Tilda Omundson is spending
several days in Viola, the guest of Miss
Mable Treseder.
Veteran L. D. kellogg of Reads
town, is at Madison attending reunion
of the Twelfth regiment.
Cooking school on Thursday ard
Friday OF this week at the Congregation
al church from 2 to p. m
Mr.. and Mrs Hi Bellows departed
for Montana on Wednesday, tor an in
definite visit with their SON
Postmaster White and wife Of Stod
dard, have gone to Portland and other
western points for an indefinite time.
w. D. Lind and family are passing
d few days at Hillsboro and elsewhere.
Their restaurant is closed for two weeks.
Members OF the Modern Woodmap
society are gratified there is no assess
ment for July-the second month skip
ped so far in 1905.
-Galvenic soap washes clothes per-
fectly without hard rubbing or boiling.
Galvanic SOAP, not the woman, does the
work. Ask your grocer,
Mrs. Elias Nelson Of Cream City,
Minnesota, and Mrs. Strom of Chicago,
visited relatives in this city Both lad
les are sisters of Mrs S, M. Thompson
of Round Prairie.
Miss Aim. Oswald, who has been
visiting at the home OF her parents in
the city for some time, returned the first
c. the week to Clifford, North Dakota,
where she will resume her duties.
An interesting discovery has recent
ly been made which is that Galvanic
soap will accomplish better results in
cleaning carpets and removing spots
than the soaps especially designed for
that purpose.
-Readstown citizens, by vote of 81
to 10, voted to bond the village for S5,
900 for construc ION of "a system of water
works Such p';,li utility is great
benefit to any village If the money can
be appropriated to effective service, but
much depends on the local surround
ings
The Westby Times says the Brush
Greek, Esofea and Coon Prairie temper
ance societies will have picnic Aug. 13.
The program will consist of speeches by
the editor of Reform, VIM. Ager, A II.
Dahl, Attorney Minshall of viroqus,
and others, music by the W estby band
and choirs.
From present indications the black
berry crop will be a goOl one. In going
along the country roads or through the
woods, one cannot help but notice the
long trailing vines laden with this de-
licious fruit Black raspberries too are
growing wild in abundance.
Miss Any r Gott will conduct an
evening course of four lessons in cook
ing at the kitchen of the Congregational
church, on Tuesday and Wednesday,
August Sth and 9th, from to 0 o'clock
p. m. Tickets for the course 81. Single
less5n 35c. Tickets can be purchased at
the opening of the first lesson.
Mr. and Mrs. g. N. Hauge and son
Edward departed, yesterday, tor the
west. They will take in Salt Lake City,
Los Angeles, visit the Portland exposi
tion and other places of interest, return
ing in six weeks. The son will remain
in the west to look after property inter
ests held by Mr.. Hauge in Portland.
Mrs. Krumke, wife of Gus Krumke
of Hamburg, was taken violently insane
a week ago, and for five days neither ate
:, ,r slept She was brought to this city
last Saturday, committed to Mendoza,
where she was conveyed by Sheriff and
Mrs Ward on Saturday evening Mrs.
Krumke is forty eight years old, has
family of son and daughter, both
grown
There has been quite general house
walking the past few days, and now all
buildings except one or two, have been
taken from tue railway right-of way,
and grading il progressing rapidly 1t
will be but few days till the road bed
is completed TO the new Decker street
location. Chas S Slack, with his trac-
tion engine. is the motive power for
moving buildings
The Ladysmith journal say that an
unusual method was used recently near
that place to ascertain the location OF
the body Of q man who was drowned in
the Jump river. A quantity Of quick
silver was placed in loaf of bresa and
the bread was set saoat in the river mp
the stream frcIa where the man sank
The bread foated a distance and then
stopped. Directly under this point the
body was found.
AT Tuesday evenings session Of the
council a resolution was adopted. offer
ed by Alderman Conner. that Silbsukh
& Bennett be employed TO defend the
city against any suit that may he
brought by parties whose bills were re-
fused audit for police service during
carnival week All such bills were re.
fused payment for the third time on
Tuesday night The resolution adopted
is on the assumption that the city attor-
ney connot defend the city he having
rendered an opinion that the claims
were legal ones against the city.