Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-03-09
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Ell. Minshall.
DR.. Fox's Dyspepsia Tablets are
for sale by all druggists.
Hans Hansen has accepted posi-
ton with Cbas S Slack & Co.
Mrs. M G. Bergh, who has been
quite i'll, is very much improved.
Institute next week. Theprospects
are that there will be large attendance.
Judge Mahoney returned, Friday
evening, from business trip to Ontario.
John W. McLees and daughter
have been visiting relatives near Camp
Douglas.
Mrs Hammer of Hillsboro, is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Wyman, in
this city.
L. R. Arlington is in Milwaukee
attending convention of state photo
graphers
Mrs. E E. Chandler, OF La Crosse,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Lind,
last week.
Miss Barbara Munson is spending
vacat on with young friends at Soldiers
Grove and Viola.
IT you think you need spectacles
call on Optician O. f. Dahl at d..
Chambers office.
Asylum trustees held their meeting
on Saturday. Nothing except routine
business was taken up.
8. J. Paul of La Fargo, was caller
in the city, Monday. He brought his
daughters over to institute.
Hi Bellows and wife have returned
to their farm in West Prairie after pass.
ing the winter in La Crosse
-Lumberman John E. Nuzum has
established new yard at La Fargo,
with Levi Millison as manager.
George w. Waggoner is coming up
from Viola to assist our local orchestra
10 the minstrel show, Friday night.
F. .. Natwick and Harry Hoyt,
two Of Chaseburg's Young business
men, were in the city on Monday.
For rent, a suit of four fine rooms
for dwelling purposes in second story of
Strawn's block. Inquire at the store
below.
The social of the united Masonic
bodies, Friday night, was very enjoy
able affair. Not a large crowd was
present.
Thousands are standing on the
verge Of the grave. Deaths their next
door neighbor. Rocky Mountain Tea
will make them we'll. 80 Craig 4 Co.
While attempting to rekindle fire
by the use of kerosene in the hard coal
furnace at Gen. Rogers residence, Theo.
Spellum had his face badly burned,
p. j. Hauge came down from
Westby Friday evening, and will remain
in this vicinity for season, buying to-
bacco for q. r. Bentley, of Edgerton.
On Thursday last, Chris Lewiston of
Franklin, and Maria o. Fortney, of the
town of Kickapoo, we're united in mar
riage at the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs. Erickson.
For the third time g. r. Pake was
arraigned before Justice McMchael, on
Wednesday last, for selling liquor with
out license. A continuance was granted
until the 9Th instant.
%. III. Hestethun has sold his farm
of 200 acres to Fling EIiason, of Har-
mony. Mr.. Eliason sold his farm to q
German. Mr.. Hestethun will sell per-
sonal property on March IL.
Through Congressman Babcock
Calvin Morley, of this city, is notified
that his pension has been increased
from $12 to $24 per month, with
arrearages at the. rate for six years.
On Friday morning, near Liberty
Pole. Mrs. Andrew Sherry gave up hel
life in child birth. She had been mar.
ried less than ayear. She was dauy htel
of Solfest Dregne. An infant babe is
left.
%. Ell. Larson, who was in town
Monday, tells the CENSOR that arranre
ments are making for the erection of {
Norwegian Lutheran church, near the
residence of Ole L. Wedwick, in Kicka
poo. 1t will be "a 36 feet.
The Woodman Camp have with
them, Thursday night, Mr. Horac'
Huron, celebrity in music and refined
humor, who will appear at Opera hall
Thursday night. AS banjoist and i'm
personator Mr. Huron comes highly
recommended. Admission 10 and 2;
cents.
Walter s. Proctor, with humble
( workmen, will depart for st. Peter
Minnesota, on Friday, for the purpos
of installing telephone exchange. Il
was recently granted a franchise, ant
has assurances of large patronage
st Peter is city Of nearly 5000,
lively, growing place.
"A large number of the Viroqu
Lutheran Evangelical society gave on
OF their prominent workers, Thos San
wick, surprise on a recent evening b.
taking possession of his home A.
easy chair is one of the remembrance
left for Mr.. Sanwick's effective servic
for the church society.
AT an early hour last Thursda
llOrHlnS VIC dW@iiAbR hOuso VI oOAh ~
White, in the first ward, was entirel
J destroyed by fire, together with consiC
cradle household goods and clothing
The flames were first seen issuing frol
, the south wing of the house and it
supposed fire caught from chime,
There was an insurance of 500 on til
building and $500 on household effect
and apparel.
The telephone company has double
it's list OF users since the introductio
= of the system few months since, an
q the switch board at Central is file
, with an even hundred uners The ne
phones just being added are at th
5 electric light plant, G. f. D4hl's ne
drug store, and the follow ng residence
John E. Nuznm, W. F Lindemanl
E. H. Briggs, NJ d. Chase, s. r. Pc
. lard and John Griffin.
:. During the illness of the pastor I'll
q Congregational people are, portion
g the time, having their pulpit filed t
O local gentlemen. A week ago Sunds
a morning Mr. G. ]. Smith read one
i. Talmage's sermons. In the evenir
8 Judge Wyman acted as master of GER
a monies and Mrs. Crawford of Spart
gave lecture or talk. Last Sundt
morning Mr.. II P. Proctor read one
Talmage's excellent sermons.
n In Westby item we last we,