Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-03-02

Money to loan on real estate. @
Ell. Minshall.
DR.. Fox's Dyspepsia Tablets are
for sale by all druggists.
institute next week. The prospects
are that there will be large attendance
Dyspepsia can be cured by using
DIR. Fox's Tablets, 35 and so cents pei
box.
Mr.. Harrington, the new Stoddard
merchant, was Viroqua visitor on Sat
uroay.
Il. w. Switzer and B. @. Dinsdale
have purchased o. FL. Holbrook's meat
market.
English service will be held in the
Lutheran Synod church NEXT Sunday
evening.
-Orrin Molash has been liberated
from the county jail on habeas corpus
proceedings.
Saturday was sharp business day
In this city. Town was Overlooking
with people.
DR.. Minshall reports the arrival OF
daughter in the family of Frank Aikens,
at Brookville.
VIM. Frazier and wife were up from
Sparta, and passed a few days among
old neighbors and friends.
General Rogers and P. H. Oftedahl
are In Chicago buying new goods. Mrs.
Rogers accompanied them.
Manager Tate of the Big Store, has
added late pattern of Smith Premier
type writer to his office fixtures.
ALI members of Viroqua Rebekah
lodge are earnestly requested to be
present at next Monday nights meeting.
Lincoln Melvin, of st. Paul, is here
visiting his daughter and his sister,
Mrs. j. W. Brown, and other relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. Haughton, of Re-
treat, are in the city for a couple Of days
visit. Many and hearty are their greet
ings.
For rent, suit of four fine rooms
tor dwelling purposes in second story of
Strawn's block. Inquire at the store
below.
Will Castle is home from Boscobel
for few days doing painting and decor
atlng in the residence and gallery Of l.
Il. Arlington.
Mr.. g. W. Wise was up from Mound
Park, on Saturday, to meet and take to
hls home O little girl from the Sparta
state school.
DR.. Randsll and wife of Sugar
Grove, are spending few days with the
DOCTORS aged mother, Mrs. M. J. Rand
all, of this city.
Miss Charity Coe spent few days
at home. Size will soon go to Washing
ton on business connected with the Attor-
ney Generals department.
Mr.. K. Furaas arrived from Hanover,
North Dakota, on Thursday, for
months visit at the old home. He re-
ports delightful winter there.
H. G. Gosling displays brass but
ton used by the Confederates, which he
picked up at Goal Harbor. 1t is a
button used on infantry uniform.
Thousands are standing on the
verge of the grave. Deaths their next
door neighbor. Rocky Mountain Tea
will make them well. Craig & Co.
DR.. Belt, wife and daughter, Mrs
n. Fl. Burger and daughter, Miss Rose
Waggoner and Miss Weden drove over
rom Viola to hear the Lyric ladies
John M. Bennett, Jr, manager, is
the Alliance store in various
ways. A new coat of paint adds greatly
% the general appearance of the interior.
-Bloomingdale Woodmen have a
jubilee and sdpper on Thursday night.
Hon d. y. Mahoney will deliver an adj
lress on Woodcraft. The public is in
7ited.
There will he an entertainment at
,he Methodist church in Springvill',
Friday evening, under the auspices of
The w. G. T. US and Good Templars
Every body invited.
H. M. Peterson, of the firm of Lem
& Peterson, has purchased the hotel
in Readstown known as the
Wamberg house, and will occupy it for
boarding house purposes.
Herman Zimmerman, proprietor of
the Ontario steel bridge works, was in
the city on Wednesday. He reports
many contracts for the coming season,
and has eight workman now turning out
supplies.
The Masonic Orders of this city,
will entertain at their hall on Friday
evening. All members of the orders
and their families are invited Program
will be rendered and amusements fur
nished. Fee of rs cents will be charged
to cover expense.
The local Sir Knights have extended
an invitation to their fellows OF Sparta
Commsndery to join them in Easter OBJ
servance. Boscobel Commandery will
be invited also. The service will be in
Congregational church. Sermon by
Rev. A. J. Coram.
The Lenten season opened last
Wednesday. There is probably no city
in the United States where so little OBJ
servance of the rules governing this
period prevail. This is accounted for
be cause OF the very few Catholics and
Epi'copalians who reside here.
The last heard from HI d. and
Frank Williams they were at Los
Angeles, whe they are enjoying the
fragrance of roses, fruits, etc. They had
a delightful visit and experience in the
mining districts of Arizona. They will
not turn their faces east for at least q
month yet.
On Wednesday evening last the
neighbors and friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Powell, to about forty in number,
surprised them in their home on Hick-
ory street. The newly married pair ex-
tended to their friends very hearty
welcome. Refreshments were served
and pleasant evening enjoyed.
The Times, publication issued from
the Delavsn institute for deaf and dumb,
gives this item of local interest concern
ing one of its former students: "Miss
Minnie Stout of Liberty, will be married
to Mr.. William Boiling of Sheboy gan,
next spring. Where and at what time
it will take place has not yet been de-
cided. We wish them happy and long
welded life"
With the close CO the winter term
Miss Jennie Butt resigns her position