Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-11-02
Frank pernam has moved his family

The latest black dress oyercoats at
Michaelsohn's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Powell are vis-
iting at Stevens Point.
Mons Helgeson was up from CASH
ton to spend Sunday with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Call are enter
tanning a young daughter at their home.
-Mrs. E. H. Craig las some house
hold furniture to dispose of before going
south.
Will J. Norris took his wife to
Kirksville, Missouri, for medical treat
ment.
Misses Edna Campbell and Lottie
Jones of Cashton, were visitors in town
Saturday
Don't let unfavorable weather or
bad roads keep you away from the polls
next Tuesday.
Judge Mahoney attended meeting
of county political chairmen in Mllwau-
kee, last Thursday.
Miss Katie Haughton of Madison,
is home for two weeks visit with her
parents 10 tnls CITY.
Elmer Smith, who teaches the
Lower Webster school, is at home for a
two weeks vacation.
For SALE, first-class second hand
engine; 75-horse power, cheap. Address
lock box So, Viroqua, Wis.
For rent, a desirable seven-room
dwelling house in south part G. town.
Inquire of B. @. Dinsdale.
Give DR.. Fox's Tablets one trial
and you will feel immediate relief. Ask
your druggist about them.
"A new stone cross walk has been
placed across Jefferson street, from
Towner's block TO Nichols store.
Mrs. E w. Hazen, who accompanied
Mrs. VIM. Everson to Austin, last week,
returned home on Friday evenings train
e. V. Wolfe's family arrived from
Sparta on Monday. They will occupy
Mayor Smiths tenement house in the
Second ward.
There will be an oyster supper at
the Viroqua hotel for benefit of the
Lutheran church on the evening of
November 9.
g. O. Olson and family have return
ed from Texas, where they removed
about two years since. They are at the
old home in Bristow.
Don't overlook the date of DR.. Nc
Elwee's next visit at the Viroqua Hotel,
Tuesday, Nov. 8E. The doctor charges
nothing for an examination.
Rocky Mountain Tea is active, posi-
tive, never nauseate or upsets the stom-
ach. Cleans and purifes the whole
system. 80 cents. E. H. Craig & Co.
Martin Skagen, the tailor, has re-
Gently engaged from st. Paul first class
cutter aud coat maker. Those desiring
good fit call and see Mr.. Skagen at
cnce.
Ar oyster supper will be given by
the Y, p. s. G. E of Congregational
church, Friday evening, Nov. 4, at the
Relief Corps hall. Supper from to 7.
Price % cents.
Take Rocky Mountain Tea. See it
extermlnete poison. Feel it revitalize
your blood and nerves and bring back
that happy. JOY Gus feeling of boyhood
days. E. Fl. Craig & Co.
john Side has pu "Aoeed FROM
Aldermen Nuzum the M a lumber
office aod moved it east upon The vacant
lots west OF Mrs Stark's home. He will
use it for storage room.
The winter term of the Wisconsin
Business University, of La Crosse begins
Nov 7th, mid winter term Dec. 9th. In
ducements are offered that are duplicated
by no similar school Sendfo catalogue
There was scarcity of wood in the
city, last week, which will probably con-
time until the roads are better. The
wood yards were entirely cleaned out
and an advanced price was paid for wood
coming in.
Bert Smith, son of Harrison Smith,
of Viroqua town, a few days since,
arrived at Philadelphia, where, with
many other sick soldiers, he is having
hospital treatment. Bert left Porto
Rico IN transport in advance of his
regiment.
Vernon county is sending many of
it's nimrods to the woods of northern
Wisconsin to hunt deer Among them
are Robert Hammer and Frank Kaufman
of Hillsboro, Edgar Emo and j. J Mar
shall of Iallsy, DE- Sehreiner of Wastby,
John Shfave of Greenwood, and many
others.
The year 1899 is fast approaching
and contains it's peculiarities like all
other years, also has one peculiar to
itself It begins on Sunday and ends
on Sunday. The year 1898 began on
Saturday and ends on Saturday The
Fourth of July falls on Tuesday and
Christmas on Monday.
The John Dawson agency has ad
iusted aad settled the amount of insur-
snce aela by Steve Egeness upon his
household effects, which was entirely
destroyed by the burning of Mrs. Mary
Alden's tenement house, recently. Pack
ard & Proctor's agency also promptly
adjusted the loss on the building.
News of the death of Eddie Ne'son
reaches us. He is son of N. E. Nelson
of Greenwood. Blood poisoning was
the cause of his death. Wednesday, at
ST. Patrick's church in Greenwood. Mr..
F E O'Nsil, of La Crosse, and Miss
Julia Conway, Of this place, we're united
ia marriage. Father John Prucha Off
ciating .-Hilsboro Sentry.
Hon. J. o. Davidson, candidate for
state treasurer on the republican ticket,
passed iunday in the city and attended
the Hsugen meeting at Westby,on Mon
day dr. Davidson says there is no
question of republican success in the
state; the question of majority depend
ing entirely on the vote cast. He en-
| phasiz g what the CENSOR last week
said, that the only danger lies in the
stay a. nome vote.
-Att,rray Griffin recently made a
trip to Gre 1t county, attended big
sale an Purchased some prize Poland
China b. re OF his purchases the Iowa
Honest I'd says: "Mr Griffin, of Viro-
qua, b ','ght more than any one breeder.
We be.t-ve he has the best herd in the
state, He was fortunate enough to get
the grand herd boar, Whiteface Tecum-
sch, thai has few equals. Also three OF
the best daughters ever sired by Black
Chief. Oilers were Iowa Rose, sweep
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