Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-03-16

Loans on real estate. g. Fl. Minshall
Auction sales are numerous this
spring.
For pictures of all kinds go to
Towner's.
Money to loan on real estate. g
Fl. Minshall.
Mrs. Frank Minshall was reported
quite ill Saturday.
&C. M. Sterling of Victory, was or
our streets, Saturday.
Stock and fixtures for g. T. Dahl's
new drug store are arriving.
DR.. Fox's Dyspepsia Tablets are
for sale by all druggists.
-Pulver & Call are improving and
enlarging their store room.
john NJ Bennett will probably
err ct nice new residence this spring.
j. E. Older closed his school al
Rockton and returned to his home in
Springville.
Wanted, a girl for general house
work. Inquire at the residence of VIM
Bausmsn.
Norway illustrated, by J. r. Rob
erson, at Opera hall, Saturday evening,
March 26.
Mr. John Kite, of the state of Wash
ington. is visiting his old home in the
town of Genoa.
Lind & Solberg have just received
a new machine for shaping and round
ing up wagon timber.
John Beatty has almost completed
handsome prescription case for G. F.
Dahls new drug store.
just received, the latest style hats
Correct shapes for spring and summer
season, at Michaelsohn's.
Charley Ward was over from Chase
burg, Thursday. He is just recovering
from q three months affection with sore
eyes.
For rent, suit of four fine rooms
for dwelling purposes in second story of
Strawn's block. Inquire at the store
below.
drivers on the numerous stage lines
leading from Viroqua, make their trips
with great difficulty, SO deep is the
mud.
John T. Lokken advertises sale of
personal effects, consisting of stock, i'm
plements, etc, in the town of Coon, on
March 31st.
Hon. D. o. Mahoney has accepted
an invitation to deliver the annual adj
dress before La Crosse Odd Fellows
association.
Inspectors were here last week
sporting" l.. g. Boyle's 5000 ties.
They will soon be taken away by the
railroad company.
Mrs. A. o. Larson and daughter
Ella are in Milwaukee purchasing sprin g
and summer millinery goods, and TAX
ing notes of the latest styles.
John NJ. fainter, of this city, has
invented double action running gear
for vehicles, which can be used on the
lightest carriage or heaviest wagon.
Thousands are standing on the
verge of the grave Deaths their next
door neighbor. Rocky Mountain Tea
will make them well. Craig & Co.
-Meedames Albion Lindemann and
E. W. Hazen have purchased couple
of fine cameras, and are producing some
very nice specimens of the photograph
er's art.
Rogers C Williams have received
one carload ofRedIand oranges, the
finest grown in California, purchased
by Mr.. Williams while visiting in the
land of oranges.
The insurance companies repre-
sented in the John NJ White lose, made
a settlement last Tuesday and paid over
the amount of loss and damage, which
was something less than $1,000.
The first meeting of the Mems
Missionary society will be held at the
Congregational church, Friday evening,
March Is. at p. m. Program: Music
and speaking. Admission 10 cents.
-Arie J. Favor returned from La
Crosse, on Monday, where he completed
fnll course at the Wisconsin Business
University. He is full of praise for the
school, it's management and the interest
shown for students by those in charge
of the institution.
The last number of the entertain
ment course of the Opera hall, will be
the illustrated tours through Norway
In this lecture $50 stereoptican views
will be shown. the fnRst ever seen ia
the city Prize Is. 25 and 35 cents.
Remember the date, March 26
Col. Henry Casscu came mp from
Madison and passed Friday among his
hosts of friends With Governor SEQ
field, Col. Morley, Dairy and Food Com
missioner Adams, Mr.. Casson will leave
for Hot Springs, Arkansas, today, to
take baths for two weeks in the healing
waters.
| Howard Rogers, who spent yeal
here in the employ of Rogers & Williams
departed for his home at Santa Rosa
California, last Wednesday. He greatly
enjoyed the winter weather. He never
before experienced any cold weather, be
ing q native of that portion of the gold.
en- state, where winter severityssis I'M
known.
Il r. Arlington returned, Friday
morning, from Milwaukee, where the
state convention of photographers, t.
the number of $50, held a very usefu
and interesting session. Mr.. Adlingtor
brought with him some very rare sam
Piles of platinum prints, which show I
great improvement over the former
style of PLATING work.
1t is announced from the Modern
Woodmau head offices at Rock Island
that the order will not accept policy
hereafter for any one planning to go tc
the Klondike. The risk is regarded as
too hazardous. Those who are already
members of the order can go if they
please. Such a restriction will affec
between 500 and 900 applicants foI
membership.
Frank Refs was down from Victory
Saturday. Will Hale went back with
him and will build pleasure steamer
for Frank and his brother-in-lsw, Viii
Tibbits. Mr.. Refs is building quite {
commodious house on the islands, which
his friends will be invited to occupy
when out for pleasure the coming sum
mer.-Lansing Mirror.