Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-10-12
VERNON County CENSOR
"WEDNESDAY, Oor. IL, 1898.

ont driving Cuuuoy'
pr. Fox's Dyspepsia Tablets ar,
for sale by all druggists.
The Pick Wick system of RICH
shaped clothing at Michaelsohn's.
For sale, country and city real es
tate. @. FL. MINsHALL.
g. W. Graves visited Jefferson
friends and attended the big fair there
s. Mills and family returned te shei.
home in Ohio, on Saturday morning.
train.
Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. George Il
Gjertson, of Wahpeton, North Dakota
a son.
Mrs. Harry Adams, of Sparts, il
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. Ell. Pulver.
y. Henry Tate is having new root
placed upon his tenement building liz
the First ward, and making other re.
pairs.
Mrs 9. ID Willicms is off Tor two
months visit with her daughter in New
York city. She is accompanied by little
Corill.
The telephone company has in
o1uiAOA Ados~ hiilCbb S uu VIC iCc8NAVhSO Va
Ernest Kuenp and farm home of Miles
G. Davis.
Rocky Mountain tea makes no false
prt misses. No tedious treatment, 70
mere temporary relief, nut permanent
cure.-Craig & 90.
--Thos. J Lysne and John F. Chap
man, of La Crosse, greeted many friends
in this their old home, on Saturday.
They drove across country.
John T. Hayes is again unfortunate.
During the severe storm of Thursday
week, two head OF stock we're killed by
lightning and stack of hay destroyed.
--Lumberman Nuzum is gradually
TRANSIT erring his lumber to the yard
formerly owned by Miner Bros, id
will use the old y ard for residence prop
erty.
%. s. Slack has one of the most
gentle horses for driving the most timid
person could desire, and which is re-
garded with much affection by his
family.
Philip Rhodes and family arrived
from Escsnobs, Michigan, on Friday
last, and, on Saturday, moved into the
residence formerly occupied by DIR.
Barney.
Old fashions in dress may be revived,
but no old-faNhioned medicine can re-
place Chambsrlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by E. Ell
Craig & Co.
DIR. ..Thos. L McGonagle of Chicago,
has been appointed one OF the instruct
ors IN the anatomical department of the
Northwestern university medical school
of Chicago.
I. w. Switzsr is home after two
months in South Dakota, looking after
his landed interests. M. Switzer says
they have excellent crops and good
times out there.
John A. Nelson, the baker, has
moved his family into the John Brown
cottage, in the Third ward, ana n. FL.
Ne'son has moved into the rooms vacat~
ed by the former.
Frank E Tate and o. G Munson
departed, yesterday, for the o maha Elk.
position. They will take the best part
of week to do the sights of the second
edition of thu Worlds Fair.
Misses Mile Lake, Winnifred
Baldwin, Hettie and Anna Nichols, Net
tie McMichael and Jennie Butt, drove
down to Soldiers Grove, Sat urday, for g
short visit with Mrs. @. M. Peterson.
Special invitation to young men to
call and see our line of Pick Wick cloth
ing. They are styles and shades that
are found only in frst.class goods and
merchant tailor cloth, at Michae lsohn's
Fred. Davis has accepted position
in the wholesale drug house of James
McCord, at La Caosse. He will take
the place occupied by his brother Otto,
who goes on the road as travelling Gales
man.
The new Kickapoo Norwegian Lu-
theran church, located near Hoover
Hooverson'e, will be dedicated today,
Wednesday. Bishop Halvorsen and
several other ministers will take part in
the services.
William Horribly and family, who
have resided in South Dakota for the
past dozen years, have returned to the
old home and located on the family
homestead, near Liberty Pole, satisfied
that there is no place like Vernon
county.
Five actions were brought against
Stoddard saloonkeepers for keeping their
places open and selling on Sundays
The actions were brought in Justice Nc.
Michael and Toney's courts. All the
parties appeared and paid fines without
going to trial.
Ladies of the W. @. T. U. will meet
with Mrs. M. Y. B. Richards next Tues
day, Oct. IS. A large attendance If
desirable in order to make arrangements
for the county convention, which COG
venes at Westby. Bring your bibles
for the bible reading.
-Viroqua was we'll represented a
the Hillsboro fair. Those present were
A. X. Bort and wife, Frank Minsbal
and wife, Wexford and Mrs. Tongue, S
r. Pollard, E Fl. Briggs, e s Goodell
Don Sherman, o. G. Munson, s. J
Severson and George Minshall.
William Banks displayed in ouI
Office branch from blue plum tree
which was covered with fruit so prolific
as to resemble limb Der ding under tbs
weight of swarming bees. The fruit
was also luscious and pleasant. It wa
from the farm of Lawrence Brannon, or
Victory ridge There are very few O
this species of plums in the country.
Sergeant Major @ Fl Nye, of Com
pany G., Sixth Illinois volunteers, and {
brother of Mrs. ]. HI, Chase, is mskiag ;
ten days visit at the DOCTORS home. Nj
Nye's regiment was one of the first tc
arrive in Porto Rico, and the same one
that fought at Guanice, thirty miles
west of Ponce, few days before thu
Wisconsin troops had landed. He Re
turned to Springfield the 10Th ultimc
where he received his honorable dis
charge from the service.
Ed. Perhsm, who left here las
spring to join the Sparta company
arrived home few days since in YER
emaciated condition. He was 5akel
sick while on the transport enroute t.
Porto Rico, and was in too bad condi
ton to be removed from the boat Il
was taken to Newport News and tinall,
to Fortress Monroe, Virginia, where h'