Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-08
DELEGATE AND JUDICIAL ELECTION.
LaFolIette Delegates Elected. Doubtless
Complete Barnes Chosen Judge.

tne statement that La Follette-for-
President candidates are elected by
substantial majorities for delegates-at-
large and in all the congressional dis
tricts, insuring a solid support for the
state candidate in the national conven-
ton. 1t was expected by the opposition
that at least the Tenth of Wausau dis
trict, would elect Taft men, and pos
sibly one Milwaukee district But it
appears probable even that failed.
Here at home no returns are to be
secured aside from the city and town
of Viroqua. where the vote was APP
proximately two to one for La Toilette,
Alley Peterson leading the list by quite
a figure. There was much misunder-
standing and unintelligent voting on
the primary states, at least good per
cent of electors seemingly being un-
acquainted with the system.
In the supreme justiceship John r.
Barnes appears to have peen a winner,
having carried the cities by big ma
| jorities. Vernon county stands by its
guns in the profession for honest re-
form and returns a majority close to
l,500 for Judge Bashford Returns
from the country precincts throughout
the state are slow in delivery. There
Bashford has his greatest VOTE but it
does not seem possible to overcome the
city majorities.
The notorious Dave Rose was elected
mayor of Milwaukee by about 5000
majority. 1t was hoped the republican
candidate might be elected, but there
were so many trading uncertainties in
the canvass that Pringle went down in
the nauceating mess.
/ From Illinois comes the report that a
| temperance wave swept over the state
that carried away the privilege to con-
duct open saloons a dost unanimously
in all except big towns, and even there
the liquor interests were given gen
uine scare.
Brick, brick, brick, at Thayer's.
DIR. r. W. Baldwin, dentist; oppo-
site postoffice.
Two out-of-town automobiles were
in the city on Sunday.
twenty-five cents worth for a
nickel at the electric theater.
Lee Groves, of Bowman, North
Dakota, was visiting at Viroqua.
State Banking Commissioner Bergh
came home to vote on election day.
Yes your druggist sells H. W. Bark
er's Cough Remedy. Nothing like it.
Mrs. C. H. Tate of La Crosse re-
Gently spent day with Viroqua friends.
Farmers can have their meats
smoked at Devlin's market i'll Viroqua,
-Lewie Streker took home Buck
eye seeder Saturday from Chas. S.
Slack & Co.
Your moneys worth? | should say
so. Have you seen it? The electric
show is all right.
Miss Ethel Nu2um is home from
her teaching duties at Abootsford for
a brief vacation.
Stop that cough! Do it Now!l Get
DR.. Maxwell's Cough Remedy at once
and use it. o. Z. Davis.
Not quantity of stock, but quality,
is what Sam Lillis, the jeweler, has and
at prices that are right.
Miss Josephine Pragge, who is
teaching at Carter, made short visit
with her sister, Mrs. Adolph Bickel.
Miss Laura Ellefson, who has been
taking a course of training as nurse at
Chicago, is making visit at Viroqua
Highest grade patent flour is now
only 81 25 per sack. This flour is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction. II
d. Williams & Co.
Mrs. VIM. Hayes left for Lady
smith to visit a relative, Mrs. Perry
Hayes, who is dangerously i'll from
stroke of paralysis.
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have many friends in Vernon county.
Chas. S. Slack & Co. have the latest
improved. See them.
WIFI Storer has returned from
Bowman, North Dakota, where he has
purchased 320 acres of land and will
make his future home there.
John Hayden tells the DeSoto Argus
that A. Z. Mason of Red Mound broke
the record while saving wool for him.
when eighteen cords were cut up in
single hour.
VIM. fainter, one of the town Of
Frankhn's young sturdy farmers, ha
purchased land in st. CTOix county, and
leaves this week for the north to make
his permanent home.
At Oshkosh, S. A. Long lectured
this winter the fifth time in five years.
Hear his Lightning and Toothpicks'
at Congregational church Thursday eve
ming. Seats 25c, at Towner 8.
Save labor, save time, save waste,
save expense, by getting lime to plaster
your house that you can mix and apply
at once. 1t will not chip or air slake.
Guaranteed at Tibbits-Cameron lumber
yard.
Col. Robert B. Mccoy Of Sparta,
was in town last Saturday TO take note
of matters in connection with the new
Third Regiment Band The organiza-
ton will be mustered into service as
q section of the military Of the state.
Muster will take place on April Is.
Mrs. John Friddell at, % ed a
birthday anniversary party at the home
of Mrs. Frohmader in Camp Douglas.
1t was in honor Of NJ. A. Romanousky,
who celebrated his sightieth birthday.
Numerous relatives and friends Of the
old gentleman were present from diff
ferent places.
-Mesdames l.. H. Rayner, F. d.
1owner, J 4. Saries, l.. J. Leayitt.
ALBION Linz. mann, Ed. Lind and Har-
rington are attending the state conyen-
tion of Wisconsin branch Of WOman's
Board Of Missions for the Interior and
The Woman's Home Missionary Union.
being held at Sparta.
-Neighbor john Jenness informs us
that about this time good many years
ago he made two and one-haif barrels
and go pounds Of maple syrup and
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