Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-11-09

The best line of fur coats at Mich
aelsohn's.
The city schools had vacation OF
election day.
The latest black dress oyercoats a
Michaelschn's.
: Seventy five different patterns ii
onting flannel to select from at The Bi,
Store.
See those beautiful Astrachan over
coats at Michaelsohh's.
H. l. Rayrer is absent in Dakota
looking after his land interest.
&C. 0. Andrews and family row occu
py their new residence in the Thire
ward.
MIR. and Mrs. e. w. Miuslall hav,
moved into the Herrick cottage, OF
Decker street.
--Thos. Call and family have moved
into their new residence, erected on the
old fair grounds.
For SALE, first class second hand
engine; rs horse power, chesp. Address
lock box 63, Viroqua, Wis.
For rent, q desirable seven-room
dwelling house in south part of town.
Inquire of b. G. D.nsdale,
Give DR.. Fox's Tablets one trial
and you will feel immediate relief. Ask
your druggist about them.
Mrs. j. I. Taylor of Minnesota, is
visiting in the city with the Rogers and
Williams families and other relatives.
Mr.. w. d. Elliott and family, O.,
Bishop Branch, will soon remove to
Adams county, where Mr.. Elliott has
purchased farm.
The oyster supper given by the Y.
z. 5 G E., of the Congreght onal church,
at Relief Corps hall, last Friday evening,
was we'll attended. ~
-Chas. Zietlow, Of La Crosse, has
purchased and taken possession of the
foe farm Of the late Lewis Shower,
in the town of Webster.
The old pioneer citizen, John NJ
Bennett, Senior, went to the polls on
Tuesday and voted as usual. Mr..
Bennett is in his S8th year.
g. A. Goss, a business man, of
Durand, who has been taking orders for
overall suits in this city the past week,
left for his home, Monday.
L. @. Boyle enjoyed two days
visit with his brother who returned a
week since from Porto Rico. He was a
member of the Sparta company.
Rocky Mountain Tea is active, posi-
tive, never nauseate or upsets the stom-
ach. Cleans aud purifes the whole
system. 80 cents. E. FL. Craig e Co
Col. Casson and son Henry came
home from Madison to vote II was
Henry Juniors first vote. Amund
Bjelland also came home to cast his vote.
-Messrs. Burger and Treseder were
over from Viola, on Thursday night, to
attend Royal Arch Chapter. The latter
gem lemen investigated the workings of
that order.
Take Rocl Y Il Tin TIA. S "a i,
exterminate po'su Feel it reyitslize
your blood and rves and bring ta,k
that happy, JOY $ fee i g of boyhoe
days. E. Ell. Or, & o.
Parties have lien ur labels,style of
package, and t the sick that Our"
tea is Just like i ky Mountain Tea.
They would ruiz y"n!' bath for little
profit. Beware E 81 Craig & Co.
--"Pat" Johi son left this city, last
Wednes d.y, for an Daq VOYAGE to the
AL 90 il me il Nor vav.
where he viii r~u. lo. Mr. Johnsul
has lived here for tie r st Q z Il years
AT Ablemarr . ir Seotk county, Mon
day, the 6 year Id sou If Frank Franks,
while leading COW, id one end of the
rope around BIS lolv. The animal
started on run and dragged the little
fellow until life was -xtinct.
w. G. T. A'nm@ nd Mr.. Aiken, of
Readstown, pas>e through this city Oh
on their r'urn from a hunt
ing and location -aehi' = tour of Chip
pewa county. T4eJ AID not fall in love
with the country and conditions.
- Mr. J. w Groves, of Madison, will
be at Browns music store, Monday,
Nov. 14th, where he will have stock of
new pianos, just shipped from the fact
Dry. Anyone wishing liberal prices and
terms on these fine Instruments can cal
and examine them at Browns music
sto
Howard Bennett arrived home
week since from Porto Rico, where he
spent the season with the Third regi
ment. He is looking somewhat thin
and sallow, but he feels hearty and
we'll and is ready to return at the close
of his sixty days furlough, if it is de-
sired
Henry L. Gardner, the republican
candidate for county superintendent of
schools, had lone field for the office
Mr.. A. B. Miller, the democratic candi-
dhtA. failed to file his certificate u
qualification, and the county clerk was
MOI authorized to place his name on the
Official ballot.
-Landlord A. w. Guess, of Viola,
was in the city on business, Friday.
He has sold his hotel property to Fl X.
Stratton, Of McGregor, Iowa, who will
take possession December first. Mr..
Guess does not expect to remove from
Viola. unless it is possible he may move
to this city.
The yederable Thomas James, of
Jefferson, accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs Jerome Favor, were callers at the
CENSOR office, today. Mr.. James is now
in his 87th year, is hearty, active and
of every mental faculty. He
came to this county in 1856 and settled
on the farm which he still owns in JEFF
ferson.
Editor Barry and sister, of Richland
Center, were called to Viroqua, last
Thursday, by the critical illness CT their
sister, Mrs. Will Castle. DR.. Kermott,
of the same city was also here in con-
sultation with the local attending
The sufferer is no worse.
Mrs. Castle has been feeble for several
months.
From Lewis and Ecuest Kier the
CENSOR is ia receipt of the "Klondyke
Miner" No. / of volume l, published at
Dawson City, Alaska, issued September
The paper is an ordinary weekly at 25
cents per single copy or 81 per year.
1t gives glowing accounts of the great
gold fields of that country and says
there has been much misrepresentation
abOut the non. production of gold the