Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-08-31
Farmers are at their blowing.

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The latest soft summer shirts il
Madras, ETC., at Michaelsohn's.
For sale, country aud city real es
tate. g. Ell. MINsHALL.
-Mrs. NJ A. Bat is making an ex
tended visit at Madison with her daueh
tiers.
Andy Bat has given his barn {
coat of paint. Swain Olsen was the
artist.
Prospects are very favorable fol
business opening up and continuing
good this fall.
Senator Fisher and wife, of Mlwan.
kee, spant Sunday here as the guests OF
Mr.. AID Mrs. Wiki rs.
Give DR. Fox's Tablets one trial
aud yon will feel immediate relief. Ask
your druggist about them
Mrs. L X Sands and children Of
Sparta, is visiting her sister, Mrs o. A
Kalvestrand Mr. Sands spent Sunday
here.
w. F. Fisher receives five head of
registered sheep next Friday from
Lowell, two of which are Hampshire
ard three Lincoln.
DR.. Chase and wife, nee Caroline
Pierce, of Missouri, are spending few
days here with relatives AID friends on
their return from the east.
For sale, two Red Polled bull calves
from finest Richlsnd county herd Also
fresh mich COW. Inquire or address,
W. G. Williams, Liberty Pole.
Mr.. Geo. Grossman OF Chicago, is
in the city boxing after the interests of
the Michaels ohn store The business
will be conducte as 10 the past.
Mayor Smith says he has received
great benefit from his massage treat.
ment for rheumatism. dis improve
ment has been slow as his strength was
much weakened.
For Sale - Dwelling house with
eight rooms, three cisterns, barn and
one AGRA of land, in city of Viroqua.
Terms reasonable. Apply to w. H.
Bausman or G. A. Roberts.
Another of the aged inmates Of the
county house dropped awsy on Wsdnes-
day-Mrs. Mary Harris, aged IS She
came from the eRstern part of the
county and had been at the home for
about two years.
"A news item in the Sparta Herald
says that Chaplain Trimm, of the Third
regiment, has announced his intention
of resiguing at the close of hosti tiles
He wilt make an Effort to get home In
time for conference next month.
E w. Hazen has had to have a new
tobacco shed built on his recently par
chased farm in order to store his seven
acres of tobacco, which promises a pro
life yield The new building is the same
size Of the old one, 1926 feet.
Daily special events all free at the
coming Milwaukee state fair, MiIwauk 80.
Sapt. 10 to "a will include bicycle
ascension and parachute drop by lady
artist, professional trick bicycle riding.
special features on speed ring and other
Interesting events.
VIM Kapanke, Of Hamburg. was in
the city on probate business, Thursday
He reports the death of his uncle, Car
Schlicht, who passed away on the 21st,
aged so years. Mr.. Schlicht was one O.
the prominent German families of Han =
burg for thirty years
-Buros Morrison WAS quite badly
used up in runaway few days ago
While ia the woods his team bectme
frightened, threw him from the wagon,
and the wheels passed over his body,
breaking two ribs and otherwise bruis-
ing him. Mr.. Morrison was in town,
however. on Saturday.
Private CLARK, of Milwaukee, at
Camp Douglas, will probably be court
martialed. Not long ago he was tried
and is now serving a second term in the
guard house for similar offense. Clark's
offense this time is threat TO shoot
Lieut. r G. Breniz4 ar, whom he slapped
and kicked in his cell
The work of cleaning and renovat-
ing the school buildings, preparatory to
the com nencament of our schoo s, was
completed Saturday. On account of
deferring the work u1til the near APP
proach of the time allotted to finish the
job, neceesitated the calling in of
large force to finish the work BY Satur-
day evening.
The growth of tobacco has been
phenomenal since the beginning of the
copious rains and large crop will be
l. 10 ! 49, e.
abe For he first tina in the history
of V,roon we are credited with leading
all other counties, even Dane and Ro K
in acreage, there being over 1000 acres
of the weed
There has been a call from w. r.
G. department headquarters for dona-
tion of old night shirts, sheets, pillow
cases, table cloths or pieces of old linen
for the immediate use of our Wisconsin
sick BOYS in the Charleston and other
hospitals All having such to donate
will please leave them at the residence
of Mrs. l.. G Boyle by Monday next,
sure.
Capt. Jackson Silbaugh and First
Sergeant Asa z. Groves, came from
Camp Douglas Saturday and RENAME d
with their friends till Monday The
boys were greeted heartily and made
the obi oct of gathering squads where
ever they went. They look hearty and
happy, and the only rAgrets they have
to offer'is the probable soon-to b proc
| lamation of muster out.
At the close of the late teachers
institute a resolution was adopted by
the body acknowledging the retirement,
on January first next, with regret, of
Supt Miller. L. being the last official
opportunity to do So in institute, the
teachers took occasion to acknowledge
their spirit of thsnkfulness for his acts
of personal kindness and efforts, adu-
cstionslly, during his six years service
soon to end.
The delegation from this section to
the G A. r encsmpment AT Cincinnati
promises to be large From Viroqus
there will be especially good acco nmo
dati1us. The special sleeper and train
will leave here between and 10 O'Clock
next Snoday evening, ,iLing the official
state train at Milwaukee. Fare from
vlroqua for round trip will be $14 90