Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-10-05
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test patterns in clothing.
i Mrs. Henry Cssson returned t.
Madison, Friday morning.
Mrs. G. E Morley is visiting with
her sister. Mrs. Will Morrison.
No tailor can fit you better thar
the Pick Wick suits fit, at M chaelsohn's
p. Nelson and wife of Cashton, Wis
iteu relatives and friends in Viroqua last
week
Perry Cowden and daughter, alsl
Albart Lake, returned from Minnesota,
last week.
Mrs Otto Otteson and children are
off for two weeks visit at Lodi and
Baraboo.
JAS. A. Smith and wife, J. w Brown
and E. Tilton were home corners from
Ohiu on Saturdays train.
For SAIL first class second har
engine; 75-horse power, cheap. Addre
lock box SO, Viroqua, Wis.
Roy Morrison is building two
story residence in the Third ward, ad
lUluluR LIS Ldlu6I - uOu15.
DIR G. FL Trowbridge is 10 Chicago
attending convention of the National
Academy of railroad surgeons.
The asylum authorities sent four
horse wagon load of farm aud garden
products to be Exhibited at the Hillsboro
fair.
- Carl NJ Nswbury, one Of Sparta'e
young business men, and we'll known
here, died on Thursday from the effects
of kick from horse.
DIR. Johnson, nominee for the as
sembly from Monroe county, was over
from Ontsrio, Thursday. Also @. F
White the day following.
Register Hutchinson and wife went
to their farm home near Rsadstown,
Friday night, to look after the improve
ments being made on their house.
For Sale Dwelling house with
eight rooms, three cisterns, barn and
one acre of land, in city OF Viroqua.
Terms reasonable. Apply to W. H..
Bausman or 9. A. Roberts.
The Viroqua cornet band will now
progress more rapidly under the in
struction of Tom Nottingham, of De
Soto. Toms presence in Viroqua is a
reminder of ''ye olden time"
Frank Peters, of the First ward,
brought In a sample of his second crop
of strawberries, this week. hey were
certainly attractive and nice and a
reminder of strawberry season.
Mrs. Wood, of Chicago, formerly q
resident of Honduras, gave fine lecture,
Friday evening, in the Congregational
church, to a small but appreciative
audience. Su ject Honduras"
Eugene Cafes and wife arrived in
the city the first of the week and are
visiting with Eugene's parents and
friends They contemplate making .
permanent residence at LaFarge.
The Wpstby Lutheran young
peoples society viii give sociable at
the temperance hall, Saturday evening,
October 8. Ladies' bring baskets. Ice
cream served. Everybody invited.
The L"dies' Aid society of the
Congregational church, will meet at
the residence of Mrs. Beat, on Center
street, on Friday evening next. Sup
per will De served. Price, 10 cents.
-Sjlbsugh Emilson have remodeled
the building used for a carpenter shop
near by their mill and annexed it to aud
increased their milling facilities. They
ire eolishting their mill by electricity
While st the Richland county fair
last W ek, Fred Stall made purchase OF
twenty eight head of full blood Shrop-
shire sheep from O. fiji md & l., brand
the we'll known importers and breeders
B G Di 1sdele has transferred or
Wednesday last the old Purdy property
on Main street, known as the N~lsor
BAKERY to N. @. Nelson, in exchange fol
Mr.. Nelson's house and lots in the
Second ward and money consideration
This is rally week in the Con3re
gational Sunday school, let every teach
or and scholar take hold and bring to
the school all those who belong with US
\ brief rally program will be given al
the Sunday school hour next Sunday
-Milt Henry and Robert Maeor
have returned from Redwood county
Minnesota, where they put in severa
weeks at harvesting and threshing
They report heavy crop, there and say
lNo. l wheat is selling at 40 cents
bushel.
j. w. Galloway, OF La Fargo, moved
his family to Viroqna, Friday, and will
take Charley D,'Jean's place as travelling
salesman for the La Crosse Cracker anC
Candy company. Charley DeJehn re
turns to L4F arge to assist his father il
! business.
Jacob Amodt, who resides three
miles northwest of the city, had his bar
destroyed by lightning during Thurs
day evenings severe storm. One hun
dred bushels of oats ard large quantit.
Of hay were destroyed. A threshinl
crew rear by assisted in saving Mr.
Amodt's binder and horses; INSURANCE
small.
The Sparta Herald Advertiser say g
We neglected to note the arrival OF L
V Huechka, last Saturday, from III
| Klondiks trip. He found plenty of gold
but not in way to utilize it, and con
a seuuently concluded that to return Z
his Sparta home would be as good
: thing to do as anything. He is n
, longer a gold "hummiog bird "
= So The funny man" of an exchans
was recently assigned to write up tn
, market report and produced the follow
= ing: Butter is strong at IL cents an
able to hold its own. Yeast cakes ar
risiang steadily. Cheese is lively an
= stirring. Syrups are sticking to til
former price and are about pint mo;
/ to the nnart than they we're last wintel
Green apples are gradually CROWN
4 ess Dried apples are swelling tb
market Chickens are picking up
little"
If any one has disease that ha
: been painful and chronic and which the
hive t ed TO get we'll of, trying doctor
h.re snd there, sad all kinds of pater
medicines, and ill getting no heueft,-
) wasting their time and mon y and los
I ing what chance h r, is to lie cured =
: ien't it about time you were consultinj