Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-11-16


coats at Michaelschh's.
Mr.. Beckmsn has removed his fam.
lily from this city to Bangor.
An elegant new stock of China
glass and crcckery ware at Towner'e.
A week or more of good weather
for out door work has helped materially
Henry Stout is installed as ianitor
at ahe court house for the winter months,
DIR Schreioer, of Wesley. returned
from his hunting trip. He killed one
deer.
The Rainbow club will meet with
Mrs. Otto Otteson this Wednesday after
noon.
= Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Philip
Jacohus, November IA, an eight-pound
daughter.
Remember, gentleman, that Andsr-
son the tailor, can hereafter be found in
Williams block.
Mr.. Don Sherman, county clerk
elect, is taking pointers during the
session of the board
- For SALE, first-cIas second hand
engine; 75-horse power, cheap. Address
lock box 63, Viroqua, Wis.
For rent, q desirable seven-room
dwelling house in south part OF town.
Inquire of B. @. Dinedale.
Miss Helen Bolstad, teacher of the
Retreat school, is spending vacation
with her mother in this city.
The Aid society of the Viroqua
Lutheran Synod will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs Chas. Asbjornson, Friday,
Nov. Is.
Miner Brothers have large force
of men and teams hauling rock for the
Easements of their new tobacco ware
houses.
w. S Morrison returned from
Vesta, Minnesota, Friday, where he has
been the past four months looking after
his farm interests.
1t appears to be now settled that
the Fourth Wisconsin regiment will be
wintered in their present quarters at
Admission, Alabama.
Anderson, the tailor, has removed
to rooms in the second story of Williams
block, whore he has full line of samples
for winter use.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Orrison. of
Maple Grove, Minnesota; and James LIE
Page and wife, Sundayed atReadstown
with j ID. Orrison.
Rocky Mountain Tea is active. posi-.
tive, never nauseate or upsets the stom-
ach. Cleans and puri6es the whole
system. 35 cents. e. FL. Craig & Co
There will be quarterly meeting ct
the Methodist church, Springville, Sun
day morning ct 1880 and Astury, 8 D.
M, Elder Goodsell of Sparta, preaching
at both places.
Col. L. J. Rusk was successful in
his campaign for the assembly in Chip
pewa county. The district is a close
one, and Lycurgus pulled through with
about fifty majority.
At the recent election in the state
of Wyoming, Hon. David l.. Rusk.
Vernon county boy, was elected mem
OF the state senate. He served two
terms in the lower branch several wears
ago.
j. W. Groves and family came from
Madison, on Saturday, and remained at
the old home until after the Purdy-
Barnes wedding. Albert A. Stelt ng,
was also Madison guest at the happy
affair.
Mr.. Olson, representing "Amerika
og Nordsn," the paper of which Prof
Rasmus B. Anderson recently became
editor, at Madison, was in this section,
last week, soliciting subscription for the
same.
Mrs. Henry Casson has issued cards
for reception at her Madison home in
hooor of Mrs. J. M. Rusk and Mrs J
W. Babcock. Mrs Rusk and daughter
Mary, left for Madison this Wednesday
morning.
There are probably no old maids in
the Relief Corps, but the ladies of that
society will be sponsors for an old maids
convention in Viroqua in the near future.
OF course there will be very large
uoleSdCion present.
Robert W. Glenn, one of Clinton's
best young men, went to Minneapolis
few weeks ago to accept a position as
time keeper in the largest department
store in that city. There are over eight
hundred people employed in the concern.
Mr.. @. G. Olson WAS in the city on
Saturday To the CENSOR Mr.. Olson
said that he and his family were glad to
return to old Vernon, although they
had 70 special complaint to offer about
Texas. Simply that they were not at
home there.
- George Davenport, who went to
Porto Rico with the Soarta company,
arrived in the city last Thursday, for
visit with relatives and friends. Like
most of the soldiers he is thin, but says
he enjoyed army life and the experience
it brought.
"A telegram from Rev. j. W. DeLap
at Syracuse, N. Y states that his son,
Private j. W. DeLap, of Co. d, who was
left in hospital there, is failing rapidly
and no hopes of his recovery are enter
tanned. Mr.. DeLap has gone to attend his
son. - Mauston Star.
Mrs r FL. Frater, superintendent
of the rational W. r @. home, of
Madison, Ohio, returned to that in
stitution on Wednesday last. Her
daughter Dora, accompanied her part of
the way, she having gone to visit rel
atives in Nebraska.
The blood OF healthy person
travels seven miles per hour, or 1853
miles per day. Only think of the mag
nificept work done by the human heart.
Sleeping or awake the heart beats on
and on, keeping the body warm, the
blood pure, the life safe.
Ed and Charley Perham came up
from Sparta, on Friday, and greeted old
friends here. They went to Rsadstown
to visit their mother. Ed. returned
from his army service mere skeleton,
but he now looks hearty and strong.
Charley stood army life well.
While in the city, last Saturday,
Mr.. George Applebee, of Genoa, had
the misfortune to lose horse. The
animal broke through the floor at the
Viroqua hotel barn, and 10 the struggle
for release burst a blood vessel, which
caused instant death Landlord
Solverson Immediately replaced the loss
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