Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-01-12

January, so far, has brorgns %
most delightful weather. u
Lawyer Manning was in from Sol
diers Grove, Monday.
Applications will still be entertained
for full course tickets.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. g. Straw is very sick.
Nearly four columns OF local county
news by correspondents in today's paper
Dyspepsia can be cured by using
DIR. Fox's Tablets, 35 and so cents per
box.
The death OF Peter Peterson is re-
ported from Bergen. He was an old set
tier.
! Reserved seats are now on sale for
the Sapphc Ladies' Concert Company at
Burlin & Arnold's.
Many deaths are recorded from diff
ferent sections of the county, mainly
among old people.
Lutheran Synod society will meet
at the residences OF Rev. Bestul, Friday
afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
| Nowadays when man goes to see
his doctor, he is promptly advised to
csc Rocky Mountain Tea. Craig & &c.
On Sunday, January 80, Bishop
Branch church will be dedicated Rev.
Thos. J. Snodgrass will preach the aed-
icatory sermon.
DIR. J. B. Trowbridge Of Hayward,
has received the appointment as pension
examining surgeon on the board for his
section OF the state.
Rocky Mountain Tea comes from
natures laboratory and has proved time
and again that nothing equals it as
restorer of vitality. Craig g. 90.
The long wished for damp weather
is with us much to the delight of tobacco
farmers, who will work day and night
till their crops are off the polls and in
bundle.
e. V. Wolfe has purchased half
interest in Sparta's leading barber si,op,
where he went Saturday, to take possess
sion. His family will remain here dur
ing the winter, at least.
DIR. Fox's Tablets are not a patent
medicine, but scientific preparation
containing pepsin, pancreatic, ginger,
ETC., especially prepared for the cure
of dyspepsia and Indigestion.
-Viroqua Modern Woodmen and their
auxiliary, the Royal Neighbors, will hold
joint installation exercises at Relief
Corps hall, Friday evening. All Wood.
men and their families are invited.
Mr.. Crowther, who some weeks ago
left Bristow under suspicious circnm-
stances, returned few days ago. Later
Iowa officers came and took him to
Dubuque. We don't know the charge
against him.
Treasurer William Kapanke brought
tax money to the county treasurer on
Monday. He reports the death OF Mrs
Woodbridge, one Of the old settlers of
Hamburg. after brief illness. She was
80 years old.
Mr.. Mellem, of the Boston Clothing
House, has been in Chicago making
selections of new goods While in the
city he purchased full line of bows
and mems shoes, which are arriving, and
will form new feature at the Boston.
Miss Mary Gallaher of Bergen, was
brought before Judge Mshoney, Mon
day, who ordered medical examination
and she was adiudged insane and taken
to Mendoza, today. About week since
the father of Miss GalAaher died and it
unbalanced her mind.
In the OENsoR's published list Of
1897 improvements about Viroqua, we
overlooked FL. d. Williams large ex-
penditure in store and residence. They
amount to no less than $500. We
doubt not that other internal improve
ments were missed.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of the Ontario Steel Bridge COM
pany, which appears in this issue OF the
CENSOR. This concern Nas done large
business in past years nd, the enter
prising proprietor, Mr. 81 Zimmerman,
tells the CENSOR that his ops are now
crowded with new contract work.
Mr. Grossman, of Chicago, was in
the city, on Monday, looking after bust
ness interests. He reports that Geo.
Michaelsohn and family will depart for a
winters outing in Southern California
on Friday next. His host of friends in
Vernon county will regret to learn that
Mr.. Michaelsohn is in poor health.
-Supt. Miller tells the CENSOR that
the finest school building in the county,
outside of the villages, is in school dis
trict No. 5, town of Bergen. 1t WAS
constructed in 1897, is solid brick. large
and imposing, and has belfrv and
flagstaff The location is also fine, on
an elevation three miles northeast OF
Stoddard.
On Saturday evening Grand Ward
en- Jackson Silbaugh. installed the officers
of Rockton Odd Fellows lodge. 1t was
the occasion of big fraternal gathering.
Bloomingdale lodge turned out enmasse.
Ontario sent dozen representatives and
Star like number. A sumptuous sup
per and oratory followed the installation.
Officers, Geo. l.. Wallace, N. g.; John
F. Hvsel, " g.; Van 8. Bennett, r. s..
A. Widmer, P. s.; Clark Brokaw. treas
urer Next Saturday night Mr. Sill
baugh will install the officers Of Star
Hodge.
-"That DIR. Brewer is thorough and
competent physician, is evident from the
fact that not only great number OF the
citizens of this place, but people of sur
rounding country regularly call upon him
for medical advice, every time he visits
our city, and all of his patients unite in
testifying that they have been greatly
benefited by this mode of treatment
1t is well known fact, to the people of
this vicinity, that DIR Brewer has cured
many cases that had been pronounced in
durable by other ply sicians and we would
earnestly recommend any of our friends
who are suffering with diseases Of the
lungs, heart, liver, or any other chronic
diseases, to consult him, and feel assured
that they will not be imposed upon. 1t
will be seen that DR.. Brewer visits the
Viroqua hotel in this city on Thursday.
January 90. Consultation and examina-
ton free.
order Before They Are ALI Destroyed.
/ still retain all the negatives made by
Geo. w. Morgan while here. After
February !, same will positively be