Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-13
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John M. Bennett moved into to his
new residence, Thursday,
Mrs. Frazier, of the Viola Intelli-
gencer, was in the city Tuesday.
Master Rob Wilkins has as his
guest VIM. Sanderson of Wauatosa.
Eugene Stumble is now one of the
clerks at the Winship house, at Sparta.
On Friday last nine pound daugh-
ter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. Van
Dyke.
Col. L J. Ruek has sold the Chip
pewa Herald, which he owned for several
years.
La Force Terhune is in high glee
over the arrival of nine-pound girl at
his home.
The 'ounty officials complain of
dullness through their respective de-
partments.
Mrs. Metcalf, of GAINESVILLE, is visit
ing in tina city and community, With
the Dewitt and Atchison families.
-Mr. and Mrs. J. G johnson returned
from Chaseburg, Friday, where they
had been to visit Mrs. Johnson's mother,
who was quite ill.
The Daily Press says: "In four
weeks the Wisconsin Business Univer
sity, of La Crosse, sent thirty four
students to lucrative positions.
The installation of the officers of
Vjroqua encampment [. O. o. F. will
occur at the next regular meeting, July
%. a full attendance is desired.
The NJ E tabernacle grounds are
being improved by net-wire fence.
Cedar posts are being used that have
been carefully selected and dressed.
Paint brushes, white wash brushes,
scrub brushes, and all other kinds of
brushes A complete line at right fig
ures at E. L. Craig & Co.'S. drug store.
Lost, July II, single shawl, black
and white plaid, on the Readstown road
by way of Ole Torger's farm Finder
will be rewarded bv leaving at this office.
Tonight, Wednesday, at Alliance
hall, you will learn how to become q
drunkard or sober man. A lecture
will be given at 8 o'clock, commencing
with good music.
Miss Nash, saleslady at The Big
Store, is receiving visit from her eister,
Miss Marguerite Nash, of Grand Rapids.
A social dancing party was given Mon
day evening in her honor.
Our Springville correspondent re-
ports the death of one of Vernon county's
pioneer women, Mrs Morse, lady we'll
known aud highly respected. Thus one
by one the old sturdy pioneers are drop
ping away.
Mrs z f. Norris has removed her
stock of millinery goods to the Randall
building one door north of the Censor
block, and will sell all goods, such as
trimmed hats, sailors, ribbons and flow
ers, below cost. Call and see her.
Mrs. A. u. Miller, who has been criti-
cally i'll for several weeks, at the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs, M. G B9rgh,
died at noon Tuesday. A surgical oper
alton was performed on her, Sunday, but
her case was helpless from the first.
Mrs. NJ. b. Ford, Ruddell's, I'll, suf-
,red for eight years from dyspepsia and
chronic constipation and was finally
cured by using DeWitt's Little Early
Risers, the famouslittle pills for all stom-
ach and liver troubles FL. Craig Il Co.
Mrs. Thornton Taylor met with an
accident, last Wednesday, while driving
down hill. Her horse began kicking,
pulling Mrs. Taylor ont over the wheel
and dragging her some distance, break
Q two ribs and bruising her up ter
IDLY. At this writing she is doing as
we'll as can be expected. DR.. Trow-
bridge dressed the wounds.
An effort, which all Viroquains
ought to earnestly encourage is now be-
ing made for the organization of band
in this city. 1t is not ereditable to the
county seat town that it is without a
band. There is sufficient first class
talent hers for strong organization.
The boys are taking hold in earnest and
! the CENSOR hopes TO report progress and
success. Mr. Walter Huntley, of Sparta,
musician of ability and band-master
of experience, will put the boys through
a course. Mr.. Huntley is employed at
the Leader office and will likely remain
permanently with the new organization.
He thinks he will have at least sixteen
instruments in bis band.
A painful accident, but fortunate in
the ENG, overlook the family of Druggist
W. S. Arnold, on Sunday With the
family of F. E Tate, they occupied
a double carrisge and were driving down
Harrison hollow. where one of the wheels
of the vehicle went into rut throwing
Mrs. Arnold end her two-year child out,
The baby in its fall was caught between
one of the hind wheels and step brake
of the buggy, and was so wedged IN
thai removal of the wheel was necessary
TO extrieste the child, who was found te
have sustained severe bruises and one Of
its legs broken twice, below and above
J the knee. Mrs. Arnold received severe
J shock, was quite severely bruised, but
happily was no worse injured.