Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-09-21
Indian summer.
-Amund Bjelland was up fron, Madi.
son the past week.
Money to loan on real estate.

IT B. Potts and mother we're Gale.
home from Ohio by the illness of Mrs
Potts.
-Aie. Chas. Hadley of La Crosse. wa,
the guest of Robt Wilkins for a coupl,
of days.
Opening OF fall ana winter millin
cry az Mrs. a. Q. Larson's, Tuesda,
Sept. 9th.
Mrs j. B. Trowbfidge and children
of Hayward, have been with Viroqu,
relatives for few days.
For SALE, first class second. hauc
engine; 75-horse power, cheap. Address
lock tax SO, Viroqua, Wis.
-Taetrain Wednesday night, brou chi
seventeen patients for care at our asylum
from the state Institution.
Hon William Smith, of Bangor
was guest of our Mayor, his brother
during two days of the fair.
Wanted, male teacher, in school
district No 7, town of Sterling. Apply
at once to A P. Briuge, Fargo, Wis.
/ Miss Bessie Haggerty, who is well
known here, was married at the home
OF her parents, at Ferryville, on Monday.
e. V. Wolfe and wife came up from
Sparta, took in the fair, and had good,
all-rouEd shake and visit with friends
and relatives.
Editors r ,binson, of La Fargo,
Frazier, of Viola, and Anderson, of Sol
dlers Grove, were interested spectators
at the fair.
Brother j. Fl. Waggoner, editor OF
the Oconto reporter, passed through
the city, Tuesday, returning from VS.
1t to his brother at Viola.
Landlord Fortney lost nearly 81
acres of tobacco by frost out Of fourteen
acres he had planted on the farm pur-
chased from Ansniss Smith.
The Hillsboro band paid visit to
the county asylum, Saturday morning.
The managers, employees and patients
enjoyed the serenade given them.
Weather conditions are very favor.
able for the Viola fair. We hope and
believe Viroqua will be we'll represented.
Wednesday and Thursday are the big
days.
Frank e. Neumann, former en-
ploye of the CENSOR office, is renewing
friendships in town. For six years
Frank has been employed on Milwaukee
papers
Wanted, Hislop crabs, Haas, Wealthy,
McMann, Wolf river or any other kind
OF apples, by Clarke the buyer, at M.
@. Nichols & Co.'S store; 25 to 40 cents
per bushel.
Fred z. Alexander, of Spokane,
Wash, arrived Tuesday mcruing for a
short visit with his brother Of this place.
Misses Fanny and Kate Wolford accom-
panied him.
Lost, the lower end-gate to a new
Stoughton wagon, between the depot
sud poor farm, Sept II. Finder will
kindly leave same at depot or Linde-
mauu'@ store.
- The party who took ladies' astrl
chan 6'Haretce, trimmed with fur. from
wagon on the fair grounds, last Fri
day, is known. They will escape expos
IRE by returning the same to this Office.
Martin Rott, of Jefferson, and Wm.
Smith, Of Viroqns, left, Monday morn
ing, for Lacrosse, to be present, as
jurors, at the opening of the United
States court for the western district of
Wisconsin.
Mss Birdie Nixon has purchased
the Iinery stock Of Mrs. W. Ell Norris,
and g-ll return from Milwaukee the
latter part Of the present week with q
new stock of the latest les of millin.
cry goods.
james 0. Murphy and wife of Horr,
Montana, are spending few weeks with
relatives and old time friends at Lit erty
Pole and Victory. Jim is station agent
and telegraph operator on the Northern
Pacific system.
A note from Capt. Silbaugh tells us
that the boys of company NJ enjoyed
the trip south immensely and are pleased
with the conditions. They are we'll and
somewhat astonished at the great num-
Der of colered PEG le they have seen.
"A connundrum supper" will be
given at their hall by Relief Corps ladies'
on Wednesday evening, September 28th
from 5 to z O'clock A square mes
will be served, and a good amusement
program presented. Look out for it anc
be on hand
Superintendent Thompson and Con
ductor RosencrsHs, Of the Kickspot
railroad, were visitors at the fair, Mr.
Thompson exhibited one of the bes
bred two year-old colts that has eve
been shown on the grounds. He ii
from family of very fast animals.
j. A. Aylward, a former pripeipa
of the Viroqua schools, was candidate
for the d amocratic nomination for con
gress in the Madison district. Mr.. Ayl
ward is an able, thorough and true maj
in any capacity Editor j E Jones, o
Portage, was the successful nominee i,
field of four or five aspirants
e. r. Cushman, of this place. arr
Russell Hogt, of Chaseburg, have beer
buying and shipping apples from here
daring the pact few DAYS. They have
shipped two carloads and expect to shil
two or three carloads more. S,me o
the apples bought we're the finest eve
grown in this part Of the state. Violt
InteIlieenosr.
, Harry S. Morrison, private in thu
Viroqua Company. and one of the hos
pithl after dants, was unable, on accoun
of the serious illness of his mother, t.
accompany his regiment to the south
H. has fuIlough ii the 255h, Hnc
will be obliged to leave here tonigb
to reach his regiment by the expiration
of tie leave Of absence.
= - On the day the Fourth regimen
left lamp Dou glas for the south, Orderl,
Sergeant Asa e Groves of Company NJ
e received an honorable discharge from
: the army. Asa assigns RS a REASONABLE
ard just excuse for his leaving Uncl
SENS service that he could i'll afford t.
T give VIC years to garrison or non-actiy
service; that the sacrifice of his bushes
e interests would be too great.
The CENSOR and it's many friend
: in Vernon county are greatly please
y over the domination of DIR. Frank I
job son, of the village of Ontario, 70
: member of assembly from Monroe couu
: ty, ny the republicans. DIR johnson
native of Vernon county, progress