Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-06-08
Telescopes at Michaelsohn's.

Towner's.
Money to loan on real estate. @
H. Minshall.
John Mcseng is hauling material
for fine large barn.
-"That watch at Towner's for SO rs
is dandy"
Window shades made to order al
Towners.
/ DR.. Fox's Dyspepsia Tablets are
for sale by all druggists.
! ALI kinds of sundries and accessar-
les for bicycles, at Towner's.
Money to loan on real estate.
JACKSON SILBAUGH.
Perfect fitting or "right shaped
clothing for odd shaped men," at Mich
aelsohn's.
There are several cases OF whooping
cough and chicken pox among the child
rem of the city.
The demand upon our lumbermen
for tobacco shed material is surprisingly
on the increase.
Mr.. A. b. Nuttine has disposed OF
his mercantile stock at Manning to his
partner, Mr.. Kyser.
The Pickwick system has perfect
fitting summer suits for every one at
Michaelsohn's.
Attorney George Gjertson, who is
now established in practice at Wahpeton,
North Dakota, is visiting in the city.
Peter Oftedahl is building hand
some cottage on his property adjoining
B. @. Dinsdale, in the Third ward.
Postmaster Bratlie and daughter,
p. p Hektoen, Theo. Thoreson and A.
II. Dahl, were Westbyites in the city,
on Monday.
Veteran Levi Noble, of Newton,
went to Madison. Monday morning, to
JOIN bis comrades at Camp Randall, also
j. J. Willsey Of this city.
For rent, a suit of four hue rooms
for dwelling purposes in second story of
Strawn's block. Inquire at the store
below.
The young people of Viroqua East
ern Star lodge, delightfully."- entertained
q large company at Masonic hall, Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Frank Riley died suddenly
May 2S, of heart failure, at Genoa. She
was 20 years old, leaves young hus-
band and infant babe.
| DR.. Brenlzer and r. FL. Lawrence,
Of Ontario, have enlisted in the Viroqua
military company. Many others from
about the county are enrolling.
Miss Belle Morton, of Liberty Pole,
and Miss Rose Murphy, of Victory,
have gone to the Yellowstone National
Park. to accept positions for the summer
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. Gall ard see them
at Michaelsohn's.
William Kapsnke and f. M. Kra
chefs, of Hamburg, were in the city with
their wool on Monday. They are nearer
La Crosse than Viroqua, but came here
because they could get three cents per
pound more for their wool.
Don't use cheap soaps. There is
no economy in it. They will make the
clothes yellow. Save time, save labor,
save your clothes by using Galvanic
soap (the famous easy washer) Sold
by FL. M. Tate & Son.
-Noxious weed notices for sale at the
CENSOR Office. They contain the Motif
cation, return of commissioner, synopsis
Of the law, etc. The notices are com
plete in all respects. Mail orders
promptly filed.
Judge Mahoney has appointed
Carlos Farr, of Newton, as member OF
the county soldiers relief commission,
to fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Hon. John Stevenson, of the
same town.
AT La Crosse, Judge Wyman sent
enced Ben Nelson and r. L. Wilsev to
two years and Albert Larson to one
year in Waupun. All three were vag-
rants and during their few days stop in
that city cleaned out several chicken
coops and sold the chickens
A two days institute will be held
at Westby, June Oath and 25tb, con
Quoted by Prof. J. w. Livingston, OF
Stevens Point normal school, and E O.
Perisho, of Plattville normal. Mr.. Liv-
ingsi on will lecture Friday evening in
Temperance hall.
Geo. NJ. Peck, who has been in the
employ of the CENSOR for the past three
years, has purchased and taken posses
sion of the plant of the Cashton Record
newspaper. George is an energetic
young man and will no doubt give the
CashCon people good local paper. The
CENSOR wishes him we'll.
%. J. Smith, of Viroqus, was in the
city, on Tuesday. Mr. Smith, who is q
candidate for congress-, is making tour
of the district in his own interest He
reports that he is meeting with much
encouragement wherever he goes and
thinks his chances for receiving the nomi
nation are excellent. -Richland Repub-
lican.
The Wisconsin Business University
al La Crosse, has issued it's annual pros
pectus catalogue. As piece of ar
Iistic printing it is first class. The uni
} versity is self advertiser. Its students
are standing advertisement The
printed matter is attractive and read
able The catalogue will be sent free
, to any person desiring it, receipt Of
letter to that effect.
One fourth of the people on the earth
: die before the age of six, one-half before
the age of sixteen, and only one person
in each one hundred born lives to the
, age of sixty five. The deaths are est
} mated at 81 minute, 81, 100 day, 3d.,
. 739,s35 year; and the births at 20 {
minute, 10000 day, 36,792.000 a year
! The worlds population therefore, gains
> about 100000 year.
There came near being p circus il
town, on Saturday. We had the pa
rsde at least. Agents and representatives
of the Champion machinery company
made deliveries of their seasons sales
During the afternoon procession Of
twenty eight wagons, bearing Champion
machinery, drawn by farmers teams
each flying the stars and stripes, made
an imposing procession. At the head
was the juvenile drum corps OF LIS
Crosse composed of seven fifers and si1