Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-06-15
Telescopes at Michaelsohn's.

Mics Laura Dixon is spending 9
couple of weeks at Beloit.
Window shades made to order al
Towner's.
Mate Hazen ran in from Minnesota
and passed Sunday.
Fruit and grain prospects in Vernon
county are very fine.
DIR. Fox's Dyspepsia Tablets are
for sale by all druggists.
Miss Grace Kier has returned from
her teaching duties at Stevens Point.
ALI kinds Of sundries and accessar-
les for bicy cles, at Towner's.
Money to loan OIL real estate.
JACKSON SILBAUGH.
Perfect fitting or "right shaped
clothing for odd shaped men," at Mich
aelsohn's.
-Willett Morrison, of Bishop Branch.
threw his shoulder out of place while
handling pigs.
The Pickwick system has perfect
fitting summer suits for every one at
Mlchaelsohn's.
Mrs. I. W. Smith is receiving a
visit from her sister and niece, Mrs.
and Miss PEARS, of Ohio.
"A delegation of several persons
went to La Crosse, on Friday, to attend
Forepaugh's circus and menagerie.
For rent, suit of four hre rooms
for dwelling purposes in second story of
Strawn's block. Inquire at the store
below.
All women should strive to be beaut-
iful. Beauty rules mankind. Rocky
Mountain Tea brings creamy rich
blooming complexion.-E. Ell. Craig & Co.
Miss Anna Nichols returned from
Rawlins, Wyoming, Tuesday, where she
successfully closed nine months
school.
Don Miller, who went to South
Dakota some days since to engage in
teaching, writes his mother that he has
enlisted with Minnesota regiment and
will soon &C to the front.
Hon. @. M. Hambright, of Racine,
who holds proprietary interest in the
Racine wooden factory, was in the city,
on Friday. Mr.. Hambright is promi-
nent candidate for state treasurer.
Stand up in front of glass in one
of the Pickwick suits. Your verdict
will be it suits because it fits and the
quality is the best. Gail and see them
at Michaelsohn's.
DR.. ID. Frank Powell white Beaver
of La Crosse, has been appointed by the
President as major in the volunteer
army. He will be assigned to the
Seventh regiment, United States infau-
try.
-Noxious weed notices for sale at the
CENSOR office. They contain the notiti-
cation, return of commissioner, synopsis
of the law, etc. The notices are COM
plete in all respects. Mail orders
promptly filled.
"A little girl four years of age in
attendance at the old settlers picnic at
Gays Mills, enjoyed the distinction of
having more ancestors living than any
other child in our knowledge Besides
her father and mother, she has living
two grandfathers, two grandmothers,
four great grandfathers and two great
Observation-Disclosures Chief.
trawberries are very plentiful in
this market. The price, week since,
was 10 cents per quart, now it is Z, ar !
they will likely sell at 5 before the
season closes. From Sparta they are
shipped west by the car load.
The condition of Mrs A. N Miller,
who is at the residence of Mrs M. G.
Bergh, has been extremely critical for
the past week Her daughters, Mrs J
d. Farrell, of Chambe1 am, South Da-
kota, Mrs. e. L. Cooper, of Chippewa
Falls, and Mrs. Ed. Dyer, of De Soto,
are with her.
-Viroqua aud one of her sons is
again honored by the election of Attor
ney Jackson Silbaugh as Deputy Grand
Master of the state order of Odd Fellows,
which met at Portage last week. The
position is high and honorable one in
the fraternity, and practically means
that Mr.. Silbaugh will he promoted to
the station of Grand Master at the next
annual session.
The saddest thing in life is to nota
the death of young person just bud
ding into active life. This thought is
suggested by the tragic departure of
Miss Grace Lennon, a Sparta young
lady, WHO was prepared for graduation,
but was informed by the school author
tiles that she was deficient in one branch.
She Immediately took trough on rats
and died in few hours.
The trees in many places iii the
northern part of the state have been
stripped OF their leaves by a worm
which resembles the army worm. They
work altogether on trees, oaks being
their favorite. From every tree, thou
sands upon thousands OF the worms
hang down on webs which they spin
and to see this living macs swaying tc
and fro in the wind is peculiarly often
sive sight. When full grown the worms
are about two inches in length and ar,
of greenish color, with yellow stripes
and bright spots.
The postoftice department requests
that the address upon mail matter cent
to soldiers in camp shall plainly sci
forth the name OF the party addressed
his company, the number of his regi
ment and the state in which the regi
ment may have been raised. The reason
for this request is that in large cams
there may be number of regiments
bearing the same numeratical designa
ton; hence letter not fully addressed
in the manner indicated may have tx
make the rounds of the camp in quest
OF its owner.
/ The annual report of Assistant AID
jutant General w. a. Bennett, of tbs
Grand Army of the Republic, shows 6
membership of 10,s35 at the close Of
1897, net loss of 225, and there were
at that time 1929 members suspended
for nonpayment of dues. The losses
by death during the year were 23s
There has been net gain of four posts
during the year and on May 18th there
were 270 posts in good standing. There
has been a net gain in membership siucs
January Ist of 149 members. making
the total number of members il good
standing l1,209.
Is it possible that there Is pbysi
clan visiting Viroqua who can cure can
Ger and lung diseases? This is ones
fior thot ono naturally Gst . uhn do en- y