Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.
State Has Several Good Positions Open
for Competition.

| the secretary or the state civil service
commission.
The examination will be held for the
| following positions:
Carpenters In state penal and charit-
able institutions, and in the state uni
versitY. Salaries now in hospitals $50 a
month and maintenance; at the uni
versity % cents an hour.
Plumbers and steam filters. one po-
sttion in the university. Salary f75 a
month
Messenger boy at the university. One
position. Age perferred, 10 to IS years,
Must be able to write fair hand. Must
be trustworthy and intelligent. s18 to
#20 month.
Farm superintendent one position
at the state university at a salaI : of
from $1,000 to $1,000 and house rent.
superintendent of construction. Two
vacancies now exist under the appoint
ment of the state board of control.
Compensation 500 d month Candi.
dates must be practical mechanics, must
be able to understand specifications and
plans of buildings and must be good
judges of building material
Family officer and matron in the
industrial school at Waukesha. Candi-
dates must be man and wife without
children dependent upon them. The fam
lily officer must be qualified teacher
The matron must be an efficient house.
keeper
Attendants in hospitals for insane
and feeble minded. Positions open to
men and women. Salaries for women
range from tl5 10 $25 a month and
maintenance. Salaries for men from
SCI to f35 a month and maintenance.
No written examination for this posi.
tion will be required.
Physicians In state penal and chari.
table institutions. Salaries range from
SIS to 300 a month and maintenance.
Best syrup per gallon at severson
& Co.'s. only 27c.
-25c white wash belts this week-15c
at the Fair Savings Store.
0-The soda fountains are now running
at full blast at the drug stores.
"A fine sago palm tree is the latest
decoration at the Davis drug store.
DR.. Almah Frisby, lady member of
the state board of control, spent yester-
day at the asylum.
The most dainty of all bracelets
the new, narrow Carmen.
Jos BOEHRER, the Jewelsr.
A change of time has been made on
the st. Paul branch. The morning
train departs at 0:10 instead of 1925
MIR, l. L. Lenroot, candidate for
republican nomination for governor, is
billed to speak in this city, Saturday
night
J AT Lacrosse one tramp was killed
outright aud and another fatally in
jured while stealing ride in a car load
ed with steel rails
The most valuable pearl of the
season was found in Black river At La
Crosse, by NJ Seivert ''the Lone Fish
erman. Ii is worth $500
For graduating presents / have
everything for the occasion l invite
you to inspect my line Engraving free.
J. WLUcAs Jeweler, and Optician.
When looking for a good lioe of
shed lumber both boards and shingles,
drop in at the Tibbets- Cameron yard
and just inquire the price. That'n all.
The Readstown News says that
Harry Anderson was one of tina victims
of the earthquake disaster at San Fran.
cisco. He was a brother of j O. and
Martin Anderson ard formerly resided
in Vernon county
AT the farm home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lars Brye on Sunday last, occurred the
marriage of their daughter, Carrie, to
Mr. Sam Potter, son of Elder and Mrs.
J. N, Potter of Springville. Best wishes
are extended by ali friends.
DO you want any fish, We have
all kinds viz; Herring sc per 10, cod
fish SC, blood red salmon Sc, trout &c
white fish sc and we also have smoked
varieties at lowest prices.
C. J. Seversoa 81 Co
Sam Lillis went to Westby to take
charge of the jewelry business of s Ct.
Reque, who starts soon for Norway.
He will make the trip with the celebrat-
ed st Olaf college band, which will be
present at the coronation and make u
tour of Norway.
In recent Issue of the CENSOR ap-
peHred an item announcing the death of
William Owen, the welI-known actor
Ii seems that it is all mistake. and
that it was another thcater man bear
ing somewhat similar name MIR
Owen is still pleasing auditors through
ont the country, and Viroqua citizens
hope it will not be many months before
they may have the pleasure of giving
him good audience as they always
have in the past.
This week puts forth extraordinary
opportunities for big money saving 10
ali asts. l urge you to Come and take
advantage of this sale. l have Just re
ceived over one hundred new summer +
hats. Never before could YOU buy
millinery 80 cheap Ladies' misses,
chiidren's hats of all styles Sale, Fri
day, continued one week
MRS, NORRIS. Park hotel.
Wholesale arrests and confscations
of nets, fishing tackle and boats were
made by Game WaTdens J. d. Stuart of
Prairie du CHEN, A. T.. Storers of Fen
| nimore and Frank Gotham They took
ten trammel nets between Genoa and
Cassville on the Mississippi and 2, 500
feet OF other nets. Among the arrests
were Albert Plstt and William Williams
of McGregol and two dynamiters who
were caught In the act Of shooting in a
tributary to the Mississippi.
(, After a protracted Illness of six
months Mr.. John Hoekenberry passed
away on Monday morning in this city,
at the age of sixty eight years, leaving
wife and daughter, Mrs. Mina Nail,
Mr. Hockenberry was a resident of the
county for over forty years be was
born in Indiana, served in the rebellion
| with an Ohio regiment, discharging his