Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-04-20
Loans on real estate. G. I'll. Minshall
A oood now bicveIe nj Towner,s FL,

IL. Min5ndll,
'That watch at Towner's for So. rs
is dandy"
Martin & Kuebler for bicycles and
bicycle sundries
jesse Thompson is clerking in
DahPs new drug store.
DIR. Fox's Dyspepsia Tablets are
for sale by all druggists.
ALI kinds of sundries and accessar.
les for bicycles, at Towner's.
Charley Green, town clerk of Stark
was among welcome callers. Friday.
Money to loan on real estate.
JACKSON SILBAUGH.
L. G. Davis and wife of La Crosse
are among Viroqua friends and relatives
Will Cherrington returned to La
Fargo, after weeks visit with his par.
ents.
C. j. Slough is on the road again
in the interest of Chicago tobacco
house.
-mancil Pollard has been installed
engineer and electrician at the county
asylum.
Perfect fitting or "right shaped
clothing for odd shaped men," at Mich
aelsohn's.
Mrs. Geo. A. Bronson of Pikin,
ILL.,, is visiting her parents in this city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willsey.
Landlord and Mrs. Solverson, of
the Viroqua hotel, are up with the times,
a boy of good avordupois.
For rent, suit of four tue rooms
for dwelling purposes in second story of
Strawn's block. Inquire at the store
below.
--Messrs. W. M. Carson and w. r
Parish, town of Forest citizens were
business callers at the county seat,
Tuesday.
Distribution of seeds from the agri-
cultural department at Washington, has
been caused to be made in this section
by Congressman Babcock.
will Nuzum was over from Tomah,
last week, and selected a half dozen
heavy horses and sent them to the
lumber camp of G. A. Goodyear.
Geo. WEIGH has purchased from F.
FL. Buchanan two acres Of land in the
northeastern portion of the city. He
will, in time, join ye city folk.
Don't pay tailor from 81 to S12
extra for suit when you can get per-
feet fit for less money in the Pickwick
system, manufactured by George Mich
aelsohn.
That successful specialist in the
treatment of chronic diseases, DR.. Noel
wee, will visit Viroqua, at the Viroqua
hotel, on Tuesday, April 26.
-Chas F. Dahl's new drug store is
open for trade. 1t is neat, we'll fur
nished, cozy place. The furnishings,
furniture and cases are of highly polish
ed, up to- date pattern.
Mrs Helen Coates, of Ottawa, Can
ada, will give health talk to ladies in
the parlor of the M. E. church, Satur-
day next at 8 o'clock p. m. Subject,
'Know Thyself." Lecture free.
New advertisements today Rogers
& Williams, Blue Front, Square Dealing,
and The Boston clothing houses, Craig
& Go, @. F. Dahl, Nixon Bros horse
ad Skagin, the tailor, G.. T. Forum,
wall paper.
In another column we give space to
an interesting letter from Lewis Kier,
who in company with his brother Ernest,
left for the Klondike some weeks ago
The letter WAS written to Albert Solver
son of this city.
Call at our store and see the ele-
giant new patterns Of wall paper, borders
and house decorations. Prices were
never so low or goods so desirable; also
q first class line of paints
BURLIN & ARNOLD, Dru ggists.
For two years DR.. McElwee has
visited Viroqua and he has been as sue
cessful here as elsewhere. Persons who
have any form of chronic disease cannot
make mistake in consulting this emil
nent physician. He will again visit
Viroqua, on Tuesday, April 26.
Nothing makes home SO cheerful
clean and wholesome as fresh coat of
plut or dressing up with bright, new
paper on the walls. These things are
to be had in great profusion at Burlin &
Arnold's drug store.
La Fargo is the first place in the
county to announce q celebration on
the approaching Fourth OF July. 1t
will be under auspices of the Modern
Woodmen and that excellent musical
organization, the La Fargo cornet band.
-Silbaugh & Emilson have made an
other notable improvement in their mill
by removal of the old feed buhr and
substitution OF an expensive 3,pair- high
roll, which has capacity to grind 60
bushels of feed per hour. Their feed
work has grown to such an extent that
they could no longer handle the bust
ness with the old system.
Favorable roads and weather will
make the Odd Fellows anniversary cele-
bration great success at Rockton next
Tuesday. The Kickapoo association al
ways has a good fraternal meeting on
this most precious occasion of all times,
to Odd Fellows, the anniversary of the
orders establishment in the United
| States.
About forty members of Viroqus
Modern Woodmen Camp went to Westby
Saturday night, to witness the goat rid
ing by Prof J. ID. Beck. Bloomip dale
and Cashton Camps were well repre-.
sented, making a gathering of fully sc
members OF the craft. The visitors
were we'll entertained and given a ban
quet before departing.
DR.. O. M. Poff and family passed
through this city on Sunday, enroute to
Stanley, Chippewa county, where they
have determined to locate. DR.. Poff
has been respected citizen of Viola
and Readstown for about forty years,
and the many friends and associates re-
greet exceedingly the removal of himself
and family. That health and prosperity
| may attend them in their new home all
will wish.
Conductor Harry Hatch has been
rendered the position of yard master in
the Milwaukee department of the @. Nj
& st. Paul r. r. Although considered
a promotion, Mr. Hatch has declined the
same because of the long hours service
required During his two years service
on til branch Mr.. Hatch has made many
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