Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-02-16

week in Madison ard Milwaukee
New ADVERTISEMENTS Michaelsohn,
Lindemsnn & Co., Rogers g. Williams.
Dyspepsia can be cured by using
DR.. Fox'e Tablets, 35 and so cents per
box.
For rent, dwelling house in second
ward, with or wi.nout barn. Inquire OF
F. r Owen.
Mrs. Stronge and little son of st.
Paul, were guests of Mrs. Edith Linde-
mann last week.
"A sister of Rev. j. H. Dixon arrived
from Nebraska to spend some time dur
ing his sickness.
DR.. Albert +. Bouffisur arrived from
Chicago, Monday, to spend two or three
days with his parents.
Those Hoosier sesders with spring
trip shovels are leaders. Call and see
them at Davis & Wise's.
-Viroqua merchants have agreed
upon uniform closing hour, 1880, from
this time till September first.
Robert l.. Clark returned to Mil
waukee Monday, to resum his position
on one of the weekly papers.
Painters Castle. Barry and Slocum
went to Boscobel on Monday to complete
large contract for the former.
For rent, suit of four fire rooms
for dwelling purposes in second story of
Strawn's block Inquire at the store
below.
Mrs. Ida cory, matron in the invalid
ward at Sparta state school, spent a
portion of last week with her relatives
here.
DR.. A. P. M;nshall has purchased
the residence property last occupied by
P. Nelson before his removal to La
Crosse.
Editor J. W. Robinson and Justus
Fulmer of La Fargo, braved the storm
of Monday, and were in the city on
business.
Remember the splendid Lyric ladies'
quartette on the Goth. Reserved seats on
sale at Burlin & Arnold's after Monday,
the 21st.
Mrs G. A. Lind has found it neces-
sary to have phone placed in her resi-
dence. Mrs John r. Casson also has one
in her residence.
Misses Mary and Caroline Sand
wick, of Sterling township, and Miss
Tina Johnson, of La Crosse, are visiting
friends and relatives in Viroqus.
The spring term of the Wisconsin
Business University of Lacrosse begins
March l. Special terms to students en-
teriug on or before that date.
In free-for-all saloon fight at
Bridgeport, Sunday, Wauzeka man by
the name Of Picha was shot in the fore
head. His wound is not dangerous.
"A car of buggies and wagons Just
received Gall aud see them before buy
ing They are beauties.
DAVIS & WISE
Rev DR. Crawford, of Sparta, visited
Pastor Dixon on Friday last, returning
home Saturday morning. Rev. Garter
of Beloit, was also a guest of Rev. Dix
on.
Men and women who are broken
down, discouraged, suffer with pain and
disease, should csc Rocky Mountain Tea.
Makes people we'll. 35 cents. Craig &
Co.
Ole Omundson was seriously injured
while working in the tobacco shed of E.
G Officer at Springville, on Friday. He
fell twelve feet, alighting upon his head
and shoulders.
-Mesdames Towner, Proctor, Colt
and Munson are in Milwaukee attending
Eastern Star Grand Chapter in annual
session. Messrs. Towner and Boyle are
attending Royal Arch Grand Chapter
in the same city.
The county bsstile now has three
regular boarders. Those who have
charge of the premises are not at all
bothered by their running IN and out.
which saves more or less clearing dur
ing muddy season.
John g Bennett and wife, of Arte.
sian, s. D., we're the guests of relatives
in this city end community during the
p-st week. Mr. Bennett reports re-
vival in business in the Dakotas and
more confidence among the people.
Candidates for city treasurer arr.
bobbing up quite num-ronsly Geo Fl
Clarke and A. d. Helgeson have pro
nounced themselves, and we understand
j s McKittrick is a candidate for re
election. Mr. A. 8 Cobb is also q can
didate.
Attorney George Gjertsen, of Min
neapolis, is visiting in the city. Mr.
Giertson is looking up new location
for his law practice, and will probably
locate at Albert Lea, or some other en-
terprising Minnesota town, in the near
future.
Miss Ella Fox, who has been help
less invalid at the county house for over
two years, was taken by Mrs. Triton, ol
Friday, to Asbury hospital, Minnespo-
lis, where she will receive trestmet. i
is believed she will be greatly Der Gifted
if not restored to complete health.
Lewis Kier, who has for long time
been employed in the harness shop of
B f. Ferguson, expects to leave by the
first of March, in company with his
brother Ernest, fer the Klondyke They
will go with a years supplies and all
the necessaries for protracted stay in
that far away region.
In Chicago, the other day, students
of Rush Medical and the dental college,
had an open riot with the police over an
effort to stop snowballing Among
those who were roughly handled,
bruised and locked up was Walter Cory,
and the newspapers say it took five
burly "eoppers" to run him in.
The Lutheran Young Peoples so.
ciety will 8 We social at the Viroqus
hotel, Thursday evening, March 10.
A program, consisting of songs, music
and Rotations will be rendered After
program oysters will be served; also
coffee and cake. Everybody invited.
The Wisconsin Agricultural Expert
mental Station has just issued an illus.
trated bulletin devoted to the culture OF
native plums in the northwest by Prot.
Golf, of the horticultural department
which should be read by every person
interested in developing the fruit inter
ests of Wisconsin. This bulletin will
not be sent to the regular mailing list Of