Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-01-19
VERNON COUNTY CENSOR
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10, 1898.
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Snhsoriha for the CENSOR.

For glass and putty go to Towner's
A. Ell. Dahl was down from West
by, FRIDAY.
DIR. Fox's Dyspepsia Tablets ara
for sale by all druggists.
Lancaster is outftting company
OF fifteen for the Klondike.
Mrs. w. p. Brown of Avalanche
was in town, Monday, on business.
Dyspepsia can be cured by using
DR.. Fox's Tablets, 35 and 30 cents pei
box.
Lou. v. Huschka has disposed Of
his Sparta property and will soon depart
for Alaska.
M. A. Pollard, who has been in
Chicago for long period, is visiting
with his parents.
Mrs.. Davis, nee Leora Avery, with
her little daughter, are visiting Thos
Ellefson's family.
The good wife of Rev. Haughton
has been quite ill at Retreat, but is now
gradually gaining.
County Clerk Brandon spent por-
ton of last week looking after his farm
interests in Greenwood.
The CENSOR gives its readers a
Scotch versing from the gifted pen of
Rev. VIM. Haughton.
WIN. Fish was a Whitestown caller,
Monday. He says tobacco culture has
commenced with some farmers in that
town.
Ladies of Brookville will serve an
oyster supper on Friday evening the
28th, for the benefit of the church. All
invited.
j. ID. Taylor of Sparta, is in this
section saying farewell to old friends
before taking a protracted trip to the
far west.
-Mesdames Dell Zimmerman and
James Lower OF Ontario, passed Sunday
in the city with their sister, Mrs. How
ard Miller.
Other amusements will be included
in the evenings entertainment. All
Forest4rs are cordially invited to be in
attendance.
-ASH 1EOft5 SbdEbS LIS AcAu
excursion to Texas, today. The Febru-
ary excursion will start from Milwaukee
on the 7th.
Webber Bros. are building black
smith and wagon shop on Center ave-
nue., in the rear OF b. F. Ferguson's
harness chop.
Rev. E s Pilling will preach in the
Methodist church next Sunday morning.
He is financial agent of Asbury hospital
of Minneapolis.
who resides three miles east of Liberty
Pole, was destroyed by fire recently. 1t
was lightly insured.
Postmaster Reeves and Lem Swain
we're Rsadstown attendants on Odd
Fellow installation. Saturday night.
Also Fred Gross of Retreat.
B f. Ferguson has purchased the
stock of harness and fixtures owned by
Frank G.. Zitzner The stock invoiced
in the neighborhood of 81 900.
The team of Landlord Solverson
became frightened and made a lively
dash through the streets Monday fore
noon. No damage of any nature.
Nelson Bowman is constructing
barn on the south side of Hickory street,
in Governs addition, and will soon COM
mence the erection of dwelling near by.
Four Madison hotel men have
been fined $50 dollars and costs for
serving oleomargarine to their guests
without notification that it was an
imitation of butter product.
Prof Mokeover will soon appear at
Opera hall in "Remodelescope" enter
iainment under auspices of G. A r and
w. r. O. Keep your eye pealed for
facts, fun and laughter.
"A fire escape is being placed upon
the store building of Rogers & Williams,
third story of which is occupied by
Masons and Odd Follows. The workmen
commenced placing the staging in posi-
tion, Monday.
Mr.. Ferdinand Gussetti died on the
9th in the town of Genoa. He WIS sick
for some time from heart and lung
trouble He was 70 years of age and
has been crippled for several years with
rheumatism.
MIR. o. G. Briggs, who has been en-
ployed 10 the print shops of this city
for the past six years, went to Mansion
on Monday, to assume foremanship of
the Mansion Star His family will re-
main here for few weeks.
Thornton Taylor returned from
Minnesota today. He reports his father
in a precarious couditi1p u. the result of a
fall which paralyzed his limbs. Mr..
TAYLOR is IS years old, pioneer settler
OF Franklin, who came in 1S47.
The times of sunrise and sunset for
the month are as follows: Sunrise Jan
nary l. 1880; January IL, 1928; January
81, 1928; January 81, TIA. Sunset
January l, 4:23; January II, 4:44; Janu-
airy 81, 4:56; January 81, 500.
An Iowa edit or thus gives credit
where credit is due: at is claimed that
the oyster and the strawberry has each
world They have built and furnished
more churches, paid the salaries of more
preachers and helped more haathens than
any other two natural agencies in the
world"
The Ladies' Sappho Quartette was
greeted by fine audience last Wednes.
day evening. That people were pleased
with the efforts of the company was at.
tested by the hearty oncores following
every number The lady reader and
declaimer more than met expectation
She is simply captivating in her rendi-
ton What this party lacked in good
looks they overcame in merit.
Col Henry Csssou has given out
an interview to the effect that he has
not made application for the position Of
national census enumeration. He says
there is no such position at present, but
that bill has been introduced in con
gress creating the place. Few men are
better qualified for a station OF the
character named than he. and his friend:
throughout the state will be reioiced to
see him successful if he desires the posi-
tion.
-Udcle "Joe' Harris was in from
Manring on Saturday. He paid hi,
fcssy. third annual subscription to the
CENSOR Mr.. Kellogg paid for Mrs. Jes