Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-09-28
VERNON COUNTY CENSOR
"WEDNESDAY, SEPT. %, 1898.

Friday. ..
Lansing.
Cash Alden has adorned his stag
with new cover.
DIR. Fox's Dyspepsia Tablets ar
for sale by all druggists
Warren Davis, of Retreat, has beer
spending some days in town.
Attend the Hillsboro fair next week
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.
The Pick Wick system of righl
shaped clothing at Michaelsohn's.
For sale, country and city real e.
tate. g. FL. MINsHALL.
Justice N. M. Baldwin, of Ontario
was county seat visitor last Saturday
Since opening his new addition to
the CITY, Nathan Coe has sold six lots
IN A. Sviggum will preach in Man
ming church next Sunday at 1870 a. m
M. ID. Chase is in market buying
goods Mrs. Chase accompanied him
Mrs +. M. Towner is visiting in Chi
cago with her husbands sister, Mrs
Harper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Store of Chicago,
visited with Ii O. Gardner and wife 10
Jefferson.
Henry Linden nm went to OKLA
homa, last Monday, to look after his
business interests.
The censor today published the
complete award of premiums made at
the late county fair.
Mrs. Henry Casson arrived IN the
CITY, on Monday, for a visit with her
parents and friends.
-Pulver & Cal are arranging to open
a furniture store at Cashton. Mons
Hslgeson will have charge.
Harry Stout left for Arkansas on
Friday where he joins circus and will
spend the wints In the south.
Give DIR. Fox's Tablets one trial
and you will feel immediate relief. Ask
your druggist about them.
Ole Slaaten will sell his personal
property at auction, one mile west of
Rising Sun, Friday of this week.
Fred Eckhardt's men are contract
ing for 1898 crop of tobacco. Samplirg
last seasons crop will soon begin.
Ms. r B. Hoyt, of Chaseburg,
sister of Mrs. Ed. Lind, visited at the
Lind home the last of the past week.
Col and Mrs Morley came up from
Madison on Thursday. The latter will
pass some weeks at Brush Hollow and
Readstown.
Mrs Bertha Anderson, nee Berger
son, went to Chicago, on Monday, to
Join her husband, where they will make
their future home.
Mr.. John Norton, business man
of Syracuse, New York, and relative
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arlington, visited at
their home the last OF the week.
Those Interest," d should remember
the big sale of stock aud personal effects
to be given by John Norton, near Lib
erty Pole on Thurs day of this week.
"A. l.. Russell is making som in
provements in the interior of his build
ing on the corner of Main and TerhuLe
streets, and will soon open restaurant.
She's foe girl, quite brilliant l
hear. / understand she has just com.
pleted course of Rocky Mountein tea
That accounts for her brilliancy.-E Ell.
Craig & Co.
Last week was hard one on num-
erous county fairs. Bad wealth placed
most of them sin the hale" financially.
The state fair was $4,000 short of pay
ing expenses.
District Attorney Griffin made a
trip to Stoddard, Monday, on official
business connected with the inquest
held on the remains of Prechel, the man
killed by the cars.
L. r Arlington was called to La
Crosse the first of last week on account
of the illness of his mother He re
turned home Friday evening and reports
her as improving slowly.
Col. N. r. Nelson, former Vlro-
quaiu, was nominated for sheriff by La
Crosse county republicans, last Satur-
day. Col. Nelson has been travelling
salesman for several years.
R lssell Hovt tells the CENSOR that
their firm has shipped twelve full car
loads of apples from Stoddard. AL! the
Burlington road towns in the county
have done big apple traffic this season.
Special invitation to young men TO
call aud see our line of Pick Wick cloth
ing. They are styles and shades that
are found only in first class go DDS aud
merchant tailor Goth, at Michaelsohn's
A car load of '97 bundle tobacco
was delivered in this city, on Saturday,
by Anna Hansen and JOS. Nelson, of
Franklin. 1t was purchased by M. FL.
Bakkedal and shipped to his Westby
house.
Miss Lucy Dawson, with her brother
jerry, visited the ia Crosse county fair,
held at West Salem, last week, and Miss
Dawson was one of the judges of the
fancy, ornamental, domestic manufsc
ture, arts and flower display.
john Ottum, who moved from his
farm near Bristow to La Crosse two
years ago, died last week of Bright's
disease. Mr.. Ottum was an old settler
of the town OF Sterling, a.d was well
aud tavorably known in the county.
w. J. Beckmsn, of Bangor, has
rented the restaurant stand 10 Oprra
block and will make specially of high
grade confectionery, fruits, etc, in CON
nection with dining rooms. Mr.. Back
man is an old time resident OF LACROSSE
county. He will conduct first e ass
place
-Viroqua's public library is growing
rapidly in Influence and popularity
Nothing in the towns history has beer
done to bring more practical results thar
the establishment of this institution
Librarian H4ughton tells the CENsoI
that so books we're taken last Saturday
and during the past mo tn 100.
Rev. Nelson Davidson, of Two
Hivers, who will be remembered as the
nephew of VIM. Nelson, and who resided
here for some time duriog Mr.. Nelson's
connection with the CENSOR, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ G. Nichols OF
Thursday and Friday last Mr. David
son expressed much surprise at tn,
improved change in our city.
C. J Smith returned from tn
state fair, Friday morning. ''The frui
exhibit he says, ''was generally acknow
lodged to be the finest ever display ed il
the northwest, and the stock exhibis con
tanned large collection of high grade
and made fine sh Jwing." Others Wit
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