Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-02-23
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Towner'e.
Money to loan on real estate. O.
FL. Minshall.
DR.. Fox's Dyspepsia Tablets are
for sale b. all druggists.
Bert Manley, from Camp Greek,
near Viola, was in the city, Friday.
H. J. Teal of Valley. has an increase
OF pension from So to So per month.
Dyspepsia can be cured by using
DR.. Fox's Tablets, IS and so cents per
box.
Joseph Haughton and wife returned
to Retreat from La Fayette county,
Wednesday.
w. A. Cooper, lumberman of Merri-
mac, was guest OF Lumberman John E.
Nuzum, Friday.
F. FL. Buchanan, of the third ward,
will commence the erection of new
house in the spring.
The aged mother of townsman NJ
V. B. Richards lied in Iowa few days
since. She was 81 years old.
Lewis and Thomas Thompson of
Towerville, have purchased the feed mill
of Ever Monsen, in this city.
"A standard bred pacing mare has
been ordered from bl0oded stock dealer
of Chicago, by Tim Pollard.
At Baraboo, last Thursday. August
Ringing, father of Ringing Bros, of
circus fame, died, aged seveuty-one.
Mayor and Mrs. Aug Smith had as
their guest over Sunday, Mr.. Morris,
of Minneapolis, brother of Mrs. Smith.
Treasurer John W. Mills is in re-
ceipt of the amount due from the state
to the county agricultural society. 1t is
1913.
james E. johnson came in OF the
ridge road from Liberty, Monday. He
says he never encountered such snow
banks.
For rent, suit of four fine rooms
for dwelling purposes in second story OF
Strawn's block. Inquire at the store
below.
DR.. o. Ewers, the newly appointed post
master at De Soto, while in the city on
Thursday.
Mr.. Sam Grundy of GAINESVILLE, is
travelling the tobacco sections of this
county. He has succeeded in buying
numerous crops.
j. W. Lucas will preach in the
Church of Christ Sunday morning and
evening. Young men and young ladies
especially invited.
Charles Miles, the oldest man in
Richland county, died on Thursday
He was 81 years of age and had lived in
the county since 1857.
The successful specialist, DR.. Nc
Elwee, will visit Viroqua, at the Viroqus
hotel, on Tuesday, March 1. Consulta
ton and advice given free.
Rev. Hitchcock of West Salem
filled the Congregational pulpit on Sun
day. Sabbath morning next Rev. G. w
Nozum will preach there.
Ben G. Brown submitted to surgi
cal operation few days since. He il
doing nicely, but it will be some time
before he is able to be about.
Postmaster Oukrust of Newton, has
just been notified that his office is giver
the distir ction of a money order office
to go into effect Immediately.
-Supt. Wilkins and Engineer Fro
hawk, of the asylum, drove to La Crosse
last Thursday, to secure needed repairs
for the dynamo in the institution.
Deputy Bank Examiner Bergh was
summoned home last Thursday, by the
critical illness OF his wife, who is some
what improved at this writing.
Men and women who are broker
down, discouraged, suffer with pain anc
disease, should cse Rocky Mountain Tea
Makes people well. 35 cents. Craig
Co.
Ole Omundson, who received severe
skull fracture by fall, while at work il
q tobacco shed, in Springyille recently
is now out of danger and rapidly recov
ering.
There will be basket social 70
the benefit of Bishop Branch church u
the residence of d. w. Favor, Frida,
evening. Admission % cents; with To-
or coffee so cents.
Mr.. and Mrs E W. Hazen returned
from Preston, MINI +, on Saturday. Mrs
N G. Hazen underwent de icate sur
gical operation while they were Their
and is doing nicely.
Merchant Ole Fredrickson of West
by, was in the city on Friday. He hac
just returned from Chicago with a car
load of choice potatoes, which he dis
posed of at nice profit.
/, The Richland Rustic announce
that there are more rumors that tn
Richland Center branch of the O., M.
st. Paul railroad will be extended fror
that city northward before long.
Mine out of every ten graduates @
the Wisconsin Business University, Q
, La Gre Ne, secure desirable positions
Special rates to those entering at o.
beginning of spring term, March l.
,, Valentines were not as conspicuou
: and the mail less burdened with ther
than usual in Viroqua. lis we'll. Th
horrid character of majority of thes
,, missives is disgrace to civilization.
Raymond Frazier, Vernon boy, so
= OF VIM. Frazier, has been promoted frol
stenogzapher to executive clerk undo
Gov. Scofeld He was married on Tues
9 kay, to Miss Augusta Wood OF Madison
a Regular meeting of Ladies' Mission
Q ary society of Congregational churc
will be held with Mrs. Casson ut 3
4 m. today, Wednesday. Program con
. mittee, Mesdames Buckley and LAX
! Subject, ''Dr. Hume"
: While loading q grist at Silbaug
g & Emilson's feed mill, Thursday, N.
J. Slack accidentally fell backward fro
his sled, alighting on the frozen grour
4. on his head and shoulders. He WI
;. quite severely, but not dangerously hur
n j. w. Sellars, of Viols, sold fl
l. Hereford bull calves not yet one ye'
k old to gentleman from Illinois II
= 800 EACH This is not as it shou
4 be, for every one of these young bul
should have been bought by Richlar
county farmers.
= The Masonic Tidings," the orgt
!, of Wisconsin Masonry, in the curre
number reproduces an excellent pictu
of Mrs. T. M. Towner, OF this city, la