Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-07-27
Telescopes at Michaelsohn's.

Madras, etc, at Michaelsohn's.
A good, new bicycle at Towner's for
s25.
Keep cool and get light washable
pair of pants or coat and vest at Mich
aeIsohn's.
Mrs. E. W. Hazsn is visiting with
relatives and friends IN La Crosse.
Mrs. John Anderson, OF Winona, is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. j. O.
Brown.
#. w. Switzer is off on business
trip to the Dakotas. He will be absent
for several weeks.
For SALE, frst-class second hand
engine; 75-h horse power, cheap. Address
lock box So, Viroqua, Wis.
Mes Bell Collins, former teacher
of our city schools, with her sister
Grace, are visitors at the McKitrick
home
Il. II. Adv, wife and daughter. came
down from Sparta this "Wednesday J
M orning, and are guests at the Dawson
home.
Geo. M Thompson and Mrs. M. l..
Hurley were married at Hillsboro re
Gently They were former residents of
Viroqua.
Miss Emma Borgersou, faithful
typo on the CENSOR, is taking much
needsd vacation and is visiting friends
at LIS Crosse
%. G, Stevens and wife paid visit
to Genoa relatives. Mr.. Stevens says
the wind and hail of Tuesday did much
damage to crops.
There is good market for any
kind Of cattle that will make good beef.
Those having steers or COWS and heifers
to sell, have good property.
Miss Savohl, who is clerking for
the dry goods firm of e r. Barron &
Co, of La Crosse, visited with Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Lind last week.
j. Henry Bennett left for the east
ern part of the county the latter part
of the week, and will extend his trip to
Camp Douglas before his return.
Go and see that fine line of new
fall sam pies that M SIX gen, the tailor,
has just received. Remember the place,
middle room in the Nichols block.
The ladies of the Church Of Christ
will serve Lucent supper in the church
parlors Friday evening, from $50 to
O'clock. All are cordially invited.
GO. D. Shaffer, hardwa-e dealer of
Saltwater, Oklahoma, in company with
his family and mother, are visiting in
Viroqua, the guests of r. K. Nixon.
MIS-. Peter Nelson and children, of
La Crosse, are visiting with Mrs. Mel
sous parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Spell
lum, and other relatives and friends.
Hon. Van S. Bennett and daughter
Ona, drove over from Rockton, Sunday.
Miss Bennett will visit for few days at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs l w Smith.
Sheriff White and family returned
Monday, from few days visit at Camp
Douglas. He reports our soldier boys
all well and anxiously awaiting an ex-
pected call
Miss Lulu d R4yner left for Gro
ton, South Dakota, last week, accom-
panied by her grandmother, Mrs VIM.
Heron, of J.fferson township. They
will visit with re. ativ9s.
Mrs. B. f. Norris has removed her
stock ef millinery goods to the Randall
building, ons door north of the Censor
bloc4 and will sell all goods, such as
trimmed hats, sailors, ribbons and flow
ers below cost. Cali and see her.
The young men Of our city desiring
handsome shirts should not fail to go tC
MichRe sohn's. He has the incest liue
of lanrdried and soft shirts in the mar
ket, ri of the latest colors and styles
also Lice lin of those white hats, with
red, waite and blue bands.
- TIE ladies are all going into costa
oies over those white hats with red
white and blue bands many of the
gentlemen are now wearing. They
are certainly attractive looking anC
would look we'll upon the most horri
BILE appearing man that nature can de-
| form.
James Battlefield and wife arrived
from Livingston, Montana, on Thurs.
day, where Mr.. Butterfeld has been
employed by the Northern Pacific Rail
road company for several years. They
will spend vacation of several weeks
at the old stamping grounds of West
Lima.
| The Vircqua summer school has
about forty attendants. Students are
speaking commendable words for the
instruction they are receiving. The
penmanehip aud shorthand departments
by Prof. Williams and Miss Keefe, are
features never presented here in former
schools.
William Weise, q farmer living neal
Barhboo, went to Reedsburg the otheI
day and becoming tired climbed into {
box car to rest. He went to sleep anc
when he awoke the car was locke d anC
he was being carried away. When thu
car stopped he found he was landed a
Lombard, Illinois
During the short time that hal
elapsed since George Michaelsohn re
turned to Viroqua, it is pleasing t.
note she improved condition of hi
health George has expressed himsel
as sat fled with the climate of Vernon
county, and says he is very much i'm
proved since his return.
-Readstown people, by vote of 81
to Q, decided to INCORPORATE. Clerl
Gosling has just completed recording
the papers in the court records. HI
says il is a voluminous document Ia
territory embraced in the incorporation
has $50 population. Election ofvillag
officers will occur on August 10th.
HI. Bellows, of West Prairie, me
with loss by fire on Saturday after
noon. His tobacco warehouse and wood
shed ere burned. In the tobacco sbe'
were eighteen hogs, which persisted
His I5sidence and other buildings es
capped destruction only by the herci
efforts of neighbo Who gathered
Cause of the fire is mystery.
Librarian Haugbton informs III
CENsca's representative that 81 book
, have been Withdrawn from tie lihrar'
since Friday last. The demand upol
the library is surp isingly on the in
crease. necessitating new order OF
large number Of books of fiction, an
which will lie here soon. The room
/ are now quite we'll supplied with histo
ries and Biographies.
Marshal Shelton and Deputy Sherii
Watts IN, came over from Hillsboro, o.