Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-10-12

painted.
Banker Burger was over from Viola,
Saturday.
i Honey to loan on real estate. G.
H. Minshall.
I Fall shirts in beautiful patternstat
Michselsohn's.
Hon. Geo. FL. Tate was up from
Viola, Saturday.
"A cape to waterproof is left at
1 this offise for Identification
/ Michaelsohn's for latest and pref
iest pa terms in clothing.
Miss Franc Goode IS attending
business college at Madison
x. g. Shird and wife o. Stark, were
cnllers at this office on Saturday.
Rev Mrs Rust is visiting her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Parker.
Mre. E. w. Hszen and Miss Mary
Rusk visited in Milwaukee last week.
No tailor can fit you better than
the Pick Wick suits dit, at Michaelsohn's.
Mr. and Mrs. f. M Towner arrived
homs from Chicago Tuesday morning.
"A large number of Viroqua people
/ joined in the Coon Prairie celebration
on Sunday.
Mr.. John Ball, of Santiago county,
California, is visiting With relatives in
the city.
= For SALE, first class second hand
engine; 75-horse power, cheap. Address
lock box 63, Viroqua, Wis.
Miss Ella Purdy went to Sparta,
Friday morning. to visit week with
her friend, Miss Tillie Oleeon.
Hon. e. [. Kidd, of Prairie du Chen,
state bank examiner, was in the city on
official business, last Wednesday.
For sale, two thoroughbred Jersey
COWS and one yearling Jersey bull. For
particulars inquire of M, G. DAVIS.
Mrs. Fl G. Chambers, of Newton,
arrived in the city, Saturday, for visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlap.
Jolly Arvin Chase, of Wheatland,
was Vircqua business visitor on Sat
urday. The CENSOR acknowledges a
call.
Bernard O'Connell and wife of
Ontario, were in the city yesterday. Mr..
OConnell attended the democratic con-
vention.
M. J. Sallander and wife were over
from Retreat and passed Sunday with
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Gauper.
B. G. Dinsdale made business trip
to Soldiers Grove, Friday, and remained
till Sunday. Ida Dinsdale and Helen
Munson accompanied him.
-Jitley Norris departed, Monday, to
join an Uncle Toms Cabin company,
where he has engaged as a musician.
He joined them at La Crosse.
Tobacco farmers of Dane and Rock
counties, who were insured in the hail
insurance companies, are preparing to
contest the assessments levied upon
them.
Joseph Bezeniek, who spent the
summer here, returned to Chicago,
Monday. He is first class young
man add made many friends during his
sojourn.
- Judge l. III. Bancroft, of Richiand
Center, will address the people of this
city IN the political issues on the even
ing of October Goth. Mr. Bancroft is
brilliaot orator.
Mrs. M. j. Clements If the own of
viroqua, leaves for Park Rapids, MINI,
next Thursday to join her hush md who
has taken up n homestead
Calvin Morley departs for Alabama
some day this week for his winter out
ing. HIS headquarters will be about
twenty miles from where our soldiers
are stationed,
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 @. A. Roberts.
Mrs. Abner Silbaugh returned from
South Dakota, on Saturday. where she
attended her mother, Mrs. Riggs, dur
ing long illness. She was able to &C.
company her daughter home.
Mr.. T. l.. Clary, of Plstteville, demo-
cratic candidate for congress, was in the
city, on Thursday. Mr. Clary will
speak here on the Goth, La Fargo 21st,
Ontario 22d, each place in the evening
Mr.. and Mrs @. J. Cherrington are
recipients from the Modern Woodmen of
| America, of one thousand dollars insur-
ance on the life of their late deceased
SOD. Will was member of LIE Fargo
camp. The order meets it's death losses
promptly.
| Last Tuesday evening large mum
Der of members of the Christian church,
together with their neighbors and
friends, surprised their new pastor, Rev
VIM. Nuzum; and now Rev. and Mrs.
Nuznm wish to extend sincere thanks
for the many good things they left.
The Opera block restaurant not
only serves frst-olass meals and lunches,
but keeps a full and fine line of confect
ionery and fruits, cigars, fresh roasted
peanuts, etc. Civ the place trial and
you will continue to pstronize the most
up-to date restaurant ever kept in vi
roqus.
Mr.. J. M. Thayer, of Janesville,
master workman for this jurisdictic n
of the Ancient Order of Workmen, was
in the city for a couple of days, last
week, meeting members of the order.
He will return soon for the purpose OF
iustituting a lodge of the order at
Liberty Pole.
A Shullsburg preacher announced
that he would discuss family scandal
from the pulpit. As result, at the
appointed time every pew ives full, many
standing in the aisles, and look OF
satisfaction on the faces Of the entire
flock Thu preach told them the story
OF Adam and Eve.
Ed Minshall and wife have taken
pos aossion of one Of Mrs. Strawn's tene-
meut houses. They have had manv
sacks of -four, delicacies,and any amount
of garden truck left on their premises
of iste, mistsking it for the residence
whore the new pastor of the Christian
church, Rev. Nuzum, resides.
Rev. M. r Shank, former pastor
of the Christian church, is welcome
visitor among his large ircle of friends
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