Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-04-06
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Towner's.
Miss Mary Nichols is home from
Beloit college.
District Attorney Griffin is attend
ing court in La Crosse.
The temperance rally was largely
attended Sunday night.
Miss Ella Ellefson is visiting with
relatives and friends at Sparta.
Misses Nettie McMichael and Effie
Rogers are home from Stevens Point
normal school.
-Rinehart Aslakson, an old resident
of Springville, died on Monday; eyed
about rs years.
j. A. Mills, of Coon Valley, was @
business and social visitor while in the
city on Wednesday.
"A correspondent of the De Soto
Herald reports that William Tippets Of
Genoa, has lost 76 porkers with hog
| cholera.
Landlord Brokaw and Lyle Tate, Of
Rockton, were agreeable visitors at the
CENSOR shog while here Thursday.
If you are going to paint your
house or barn buy your supplies OF
Towner and save money.
John Beatty has a crew of workmen
laying the foundation for FREQ Stol's
new residence one mile north on Main
street.
= I. ID. Poorman came in from Union
on Thursday. The mud was SO deep
and roads rough he had hard time
getting here.
j. M. Clark, of Viola, was in Town
Friday. He brought his daughter up
to take the train for protracted visit
to Minnesota.
&C. F. Dahl, the new druggist, adver-
tises his business in today's CENSOR.
He expects to open up for public inspec-
tion in day or two.
New advertisements today: Linde-
mann & Co, The Big Store, @. f. Dahl,
f. M. Towner, Elastic Starch Co., Cas-
carets Co., Remedial Institute.
Bids for erection of the asylum
laundry will be received till Thursday
morning at $50 at Dawson's office. At
8 o'clock they will be opened at COL
Butts office.
Its woman's duty TO "look her
best" All women cannot be "beautiful,"
yet all can be mighty good looking" if
they II only take Rocky Mountain Tea
Craig a. Co.
For ovsrworked men, delicate wom-
sp, sickly children. Rocky Mountain
Tea is the greatest blessing known
Keeps the whole family well-if taken
this month,-Craig & Go.
The most profitable account man
can have on his books this months
expense, 81, three packagec Rocky
Mountain Tea. Saved $1,000; profit
1899 and good health.
Ed Snodgrass has removed from
Webster to the Frank Owen farm in
Franklin, which he will work this season.
VIM. Shower, of the same town, is a
tenant on the Fl. A. Owen place.
We were shown some old fashioned
Indian potatoes taken from the farm of
Isaac Roberts in Forest. B. Ruek
dug and brought them to town.
-Galvanic soap is pure white and
contains not particle Of reGin or other
adulteration. You can use it according
to the easy washing method, or any way
you wish it and it works like charm.
For sale by Ell. NJ. Tate & Son.
There is no patent on the process
of making Galvanic soap, it is secret.
1t has long been known that the B. j.
Johnson soap company have very large
dynamo, but just how they use it in con
nection with making soap is not known.
For sale by H. M. Tate Son.
! We direct attention to the adver-
tisement of the Prairie du CHEN Turk
ish bath institute The healing waters
of the Prairie City and its noted remedial
institution IN der DR.. RaOhburn gives
quick and thorough relief to those
afflicted with rheumatism and kindred
troubles.
An old lady, aged 80 years, an in
mate of the county house, jumped out
of window in the second story of the
institution to the ground, a distance Of
twenty feet. She sustained no injury
except fracture of the collar bone
The unfortunate women is insane al
times.
George Michaelsohn writes from
Los Angeles, California, where he is al
present sojournir &, that he is greatly
improved in health and was never IL
better spirits. The climate and rest
from business cares has given him new
vigor Himself and family find hearty
welcome from many Vernon countyites
-Viroqua ana ernon county people
are distressed to learn of the death o
Rev. NJ B. Balch, late presiding elder
on this circuit, who died in Minneapolis
March 26. He had been in poor health
for some time. Last fall he retired from
the ministry ard took tri p to thu
Pacific coast. Mr.. Balch was an ear
nest and eloquent man.
"A change in business affairs OCCURRED
Monday, when d. T. Fortney trans
ferred his livery business to his SOD
Nels e Fortney, and 6he entire man
agement and control OF the Tremon
house to his son, Torger. The senio
will spend most of his time in future
looking after farming interests in Frank
lin and kickapoo, Torger and Nell
Fortney are straig htforward, hustlins
Young men who will make things go il
their departments.
Two weeks since the CENSOR sail
Col. Geo. W. Shattuck, OF Stark, ha'
been awarded pension of $50 pc
month. II was an erroneous statement
It was his son, Geo. l.. Shattuck, whom
Uncle Sam remembered. MIR. Shattuc
3 had been in the regular army for 1
, years until a few months since, when b
was honorably discharged because Q
] failing health with consumption. ID
5 contracted tie d sease while in the lin
, of duty, hence the reward by the gov
8 eminent.
The purchasers of the Yale lumbe
yard have taken possession and ar
making quite extensive improvement
d in the way of additional Office room, 2S
o feet of additional shed room 20 feet wild,
n The firm is J. H. Queal & Co, OF Mir
g neapolis, and they have fifty yards q
. different places in the west. The me-