Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-09-21
rFRNoN County CENSOR
-rnNrsnAY. Srpr. 81, 1898.
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yIRoQUA MARkElo.
-Dsiis htful fall weather.

DIR. Fox's Dyspepsia Tablets ar
TO- sale by all druggists,
For sale, country and city real es
te,e. G. Ii. MINsHALL.
Mrs. Bert Bellows, OF Wauzeka, i
visiting her father, Mr.. John Hammond
in this city.
For rent, rev residence, with PooC
g,.rden spot and fruit. Irquire of II
L. Rayner, Vircqua.
Give DR.. Fox's Tablets one tria
and you will feel immediate relief. Ash
your druggist about them.
Mrs. E. II. Craig returned, Satur
day, from her miss on to Madison, Ohio
in the interest of the W. r @.
Mrs. r. II. Frater has been elected
superintendent of the National Relief
Corps home by unanimous vote.
-Mesdames H. p. Proctor and f. M
Towner attended the Eastern Star dis
trict convention at Sparta, last Thurs.
day.
Mrs. N. B. Rosa, who has been 6
guest of Mrs. E. II. Craig the past few
weeks, returned to her Hillsboro home
on Monday.
Ladies of the second division of the
B B. society will give chicken pie
supper, Friday night. Price Is cents
ALI are invited.
Miss Birdie Nixon has purchased
the millinery store owned by Mrs. w.
II. Norris Miss Nixon left for Milwsu-
kee, Saturday afternoon.
The government report makes the
wheat crop about 600,000,000 bushels;
a hundred million less than estimated a
couple of months ago.
Miss Ethel Atwood is in Milwaukee
buying millinery goods Mrs. Larson
and daughter Ella, returned from
market few days since.
Every body was pleased to meet M.
A Rawson On his visit to Viroqua last
Thursday. He will soon depart fo- his
now fields CT western labor.
The Sutter packing of tobacco in
the old rick is being sampled this week.
NJ mayer Goldman is experimenting the
work He is accompanied By his wife.
Gilbert Miller enjoyed visit from
h father, of Elroy, a few days since.
Y hI.e here the seniors house was burg
Ia ized end quite asum of money secured
-E9bt. Parker was over from S ar,
OF Sn day, to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Lucas lie went to Lacrosse, Monday,
IT, serve as petit juror in United States
CT IrG
Jacob Dach left on exhibition al
+ CENSOR office, some fine specimens
Of tn, Rural New York No 2, potatoes
Ee says they will yield 700 bushels to
the acre.
She's a foe girl, quite brilliant
hear. understand che has just com
p 9ted course Of Rocky Mountain tea
Tnat accounts for her brilliancy.-E. Il
Ceaig & Co.
MIR. Frank Nuzlm, of this city
d Miss Bertha Poorman were married
al the home OF the lady's parents, M
and Mrs. /. d Poorm4D, in the town OF
Cuion, last Wednesday.
For Sale - Dwelling house with
eight rooms, three cisterns, barn ano
one acre of land, in city OF Viroqua
Terms reasonable. Apply to W. FL
Bausman or @. A. Roberts.
All members of Verroa Lodge, L
o. G.. t., are requested to attend lodge
this Wednesday evening. Business o.
Importance to be attended to.
MARY RAYNER, Sec'y.
Miss Cooper, who has been the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. j. nj. Rusk
during the summer, has returned to he
home in New York city. Miss MARY
Rusk aud Mrs T.. @. Boyle accompanied
her to Chicago.
Mrs. B. T. Norris went to Milwau
kee on Saturdays train. She will re
turn and have an opening OF new patterl
hats and other latest fashions in he
room in the second floor Of Opera b ock
on Saturday. The ladies are all invited
Soldiers Grove patronized the fail
very literally. Among those presen
were FL IN. Alley Peterson, DR., Brown
ard wife and sister from Maine, Mrs
J. o. Davidson, Mrs. Geo. G. Baker
Toilet Peterson, Adolph Knutson AM
many others.
- John Griffin has been enjoying
visit from bis sister and husband, MI
and Mrs. Charles Sellars Of indiana
His brothers, Mills and David, OF tn
KickapuC, Joined in the reunion. The
all went to Star, on Saturday, to Sc
other relatives.
1t took about $4,000 horses to SUP
ply the export demand from this couutr
last year. But the trade demands goo
horses. They had to be horses ths
averaged about 1925 apiece 1t cost
bout the same to export a $50 horf
that it does 10 send one worth $3.50.
A small son Of Abraham Hayes ra
front of the tandem wheel Ben Brow
ana Charley Chase were riding on II
rack, SATURDAY.. The little fellow s.
zrc ,ked down, me wheel and riders pi
ng on top of him. The riders and DO
we're somewhat dezed and scratched n
Drs. Porter and Barney are ape
1tealing the shipment to the trans
Mississippi exposition a. Omaha, SON
Of he fine fruit exhibits ct our fai
The exhibit in Wisconsin hardy fruit
the finest and best they have ther
sichand county has contributed ov,
sixty varieties of apples.
Ed. Perhsm, who is private in Il
Third regiment, writes home that he
improved in health, though very wea
and hopes to return home on furious
early in October. Ed was too sick
be taken from the transport when h
regiment landed at Santiago, and W
5ake4 to Newport News, where he hi
since had hospital treatment.
What seems miraculous escal
from death occurred on the fair tra'
last Thursday.to Frank Gibson, the ms
who rode Eph Lillafd as prompter
Sleepy Frank. While at full speed ii
animal fell and Gibson plowed u
ground on his face and head for Is
rods. He was thought TO be dead VIII,
picked mp, but soon recovered and "
about the following day.
Chris Fortney, of Frar kiln tow
sold his half interest in SIX forties
land to his brother Thomas. Saturda
and left, Tuesday morning, for Laur
Nebraska, where his brother Arne ]
sides. On last Sunday evening abo
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