Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-11-23
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"A new line of fashionable stationer,
at Towner's.
Good wear, good value and gooG
fit ut Michaelsohn'e.
DIR. Will Gorsline is home from
Chicago on brief visit.
For bibles, go to Towner's. lie
has some good bargains.
james McHenry, of Bishop Branch
is very low with sickness.
English services in thu Lutheran
Synod church next Sunday evening.
For sale, country and city real es
tate. G. HsIMINsHALL.
For sale very cheap, span Of
horses, harness and wagon
F. w. ALEXANDER.
Register Hutchinson returned. the
first of the week, from business trip to
Readstown.
Viola sent large number of people
over to witness TIE foot ball game on
Saturday.
Hon Geo. H. Tate is reported to
be in very critical condition at his
Viola home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bouffleur re :
turned, on Saturday MORNINGS train,
from their visit in Chicago.
Box cut dress overcosts made by
the Pickwick system, light colors in the
latest shades, at Michaelsohn's.
The next regular meeting of the YER
non county medical society will meet at
Hillsboro, Thursday, December /.
Mics Marjorie Chambers returned,
Saturday, from the Stevens Point nor
NAL to remain during Thanksgiving va
cation.
W. f. Fisher has disposed of his
residence property to G. O. Stebbins
aud purchased the first place north of
John Dawson's home.
Boys and young men, We have anew
nobby and best-fttinR liue of suits
manufactured by the Pickwick system at
Michaelsohn's
s. n Nsprud, of Westby, was in
Minneapolis few days since and sold
quite numbsr of cases of his '97 to-
bacco packing at fancy prices.
Six thsusard more new members were
added to the society of Modern Wood
men of America during September. OF
this number the majority are young
men under forty years of age.
Sam Hansen, who has resided on
the tabernacle grounds the past sum-
mer, has purchased the Charles Prim-
mer property in the Third ward, and the
latter has moved into the Second ward,
paar ha mt baroV oburob
Charley Jagerson, brother of Lieu
tenant Jagerson, of Company NJ, advance
agent for the Libbie Glass Blowers, was
in the city, Monday, and departed for
Soldiers Grove, Tuesday morning. Mr.
Jagerson says that Viroqua is nice
town.
Mrs. William Latamore, who resided
on the Buckley farm, two miles east of
Viroqua, died of pneumonia on Friday
last, and the remains were inferred at
Brush Hollow, Sunday. She was rs
years of age and an old resident of
this section.
Private John W. DeLap, son of Rev.
J. W. DeLap, formerly of Viroqus. died
in hospital at Syracuse, New York,
on the 9th aud his remains arrived at
Mansion and military funeral held on
Wednesday last. DeLap was a member
of the Mansion company, nineteen years
old
F. w. Alexander and DIR. G. V.
Porter have been designated by Governo
Scoield to represent Vernon county in
the Farmers Congress to be held at Fl.
Worth, Texas, to convene December 6.
DR.. Porter expects to attend. We learn
later that Edgar Emo and Lincoln Reed
are also delegates.
j p. Peterson's youngest son,
Clarence, has had the misfortune to
break his leg For some time past he
has been suffering from rheumatism so
badly that be has had to resort to the
use of crutches. While climbing fence
the first of the week, he fell and met
with the accident.
An exchange suggests that candi-
dates should remember to file statement
of expenses with the register of deeds
within thirty days after the election.
Better do it while its fresh in your mind
and save annoyance and possibly trouble.
Tue law applies to defeated candidates
before thu conventions as those who
were defeated at the polls.
Sparta is to have some high-class
theatricals next week, Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday. The management Of
the opera house has arranged for the
appearance of the renowned William
Owen Company. They will present
"Merchant of Venice" "Richelieu" and
Lady of Lyons" 1t will be fins
opportunity for Viroqua theatre goer:
to witness the rendition of high class
performances.
John Dawson & Company, irsur
ance agents, have become nicely settlet
in their magnificent new Office rooms OF
the second floor of Rogers & Williams
shoe store We doubt if there is fine
suite of office rooms, better arranged ant
more convenient in western Wisconsin
They use the entire floor surface whicl
can be thrown together by double slid
lag doors. One Of the apartments i
set apart exclusively for John j. NJ
Dawson's architectural work.
There arrived in Wausau, yesterday
two ladies from Viroqua, Mrs. +. Tiltol
and Mrs. R4bakkah Day. They ar.
quartered at the BELLS House and vii
remain possibly three weeks. Mrs Da,
is blind and came to the city to engage
the services of DR.. Paul Walter, tn
eminent oculist, who was the first MAJ
to tell the lady her exact condition, o
rather, intelligently and correctly dag
nose her trouble. The lady has bee
losing htr .; sht for several years-wau
sau Record.
Rev. j. A Stemsl announces
series OF lectures for Sunday eveniu q
the first to be given next Sunday, Nc
vember 81, upon 1.-The Ruling Forces c
Our Modern Civilization" The sub
iect will be treated in four divisions
nemely: l Material Forces. 2. Socit
Forces. 3. The Intellectual and EdU
catlonsl Forces. f. Religious and Spiri
nal Forces. Under the first division
Mr.. Stemen will confoe his first lectuI
to the following topics: % Power, G
Discovery, (9) Inventions, (4) Creatio
and Capitalization of Wealth, (5) nj
tionsl Imperialism, CD Passion for Su
cess. He has outlined a large field 4
thought, embracing many division