Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-03-23

For hand sleds go to Towner's.
Loans on real estate. 9. Ell. Minshall.
Hog cholera is reported from Genoa
way.
illustrated lecture Saturday even
ing.
Viola will vote on incorporation,
April s.
For pictures of all kinds go TO
Towner's.
Money to loan on real estate. G.
Ell. Mipshall.
DR.. Fox's Dyspepsia Tablets are
for sale by all druggists.
Money to loan on real estate.
JACKSON SILBAUGH.
Marshal Sherrick of Cashton, came
down and spent Monday in the city.
Col G. w. Shattuck has been grant
ed pension allowance of $50 per month.
DIR. Barney received a full blooded
Yorkshire hog from Walworth county,
Thursday.
Don't forget the date of DR.. McEl-
wees next visit, Tuesday, March 80, at
the Viroqua hotel.
Photographers Arlington was absent
last week, looking after the interests of
his branch gallery in De Soto.
Mrs. Will Castle submitted to a
critical surgical operation, and is, we
are advised, loing nicely.
just received, the latest style hatsl
Core It shapes for spring and summer
season, at Michaelsohn's.
The youngest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Weavil's children nas been dan
gerously i'll with pneumonia.
1T is expected that river navigation
will soon open, and two or three boats
are due at La Crosse already.
On the fourth page of the CENSOR,
this week, under the coption Scuba to
be Free" is an illustration of our eastern
coast defense.
Ever Monsen will commence the
erection, in the first ward, as soon as
practicable, of new residence on the
site of the one he will move away.
For rent, suit of four fine rooms
for dwelling purposes in second story of
Strawn's block. Inquire at the store
below.
B. F. Norris is in receipt of an orange
blossom bouquet, sent by Mrs. Eliza
Brown, who recently went from this city
to Oklahoma.
Take tour through Norway Sat
urday evening, at Opera hall. Price Is,
% and 80 cents. Seats on sale at Bur
lin & Arnold's, Thursday.
Mrs. Frank p. Toms of La Crosse,
inspector of agents for the Mutual Re-
serve Fund fire insurance company, was
in the city on Wednesday.
Davis & Wise have finally succeeded
in purchasing the four lots adjoining
their business location on the north, and
known as the Decker property.
Mis-. w r. Purdy and little daugh-
ter Mary, after making pleasant ter
days visit in this city, left for their
home in Spring Green, Monday.
The successful specialist in the
treatment of chronic diseases, DR.. II.
McElwee, will visit Viroqua, at the Viro-
qua hotel, on Tuesday, March 90
Thousands are standing on the
verge of the grave. Deaths their next
door neighbor. Rocky Mountain Tea
will make them we'll - Craig & Co.
"A number of our gardeners are pre-
pairing not beds and planting sesds.
Superintendent Wilkins, of the asylum,
has already sown as many as six beds.
The editor of the CENSOR is in Mil
waukee this week climbing the Masonic
ladder to the top round. Elk Mayor
Hazen and l.. @. Boyle are present to
witness the fact.
Will Lawtop, who has been en-
ployed by the Sparta telephone exchange
has accepted position with the Viroqua
telephone exchange, and will remain
here permanently.
The family of J. q. Brown, the har-
ness maker of N. Coe Il Son, arrived
from Madison ON Wednesdays train,
and will take up their residence in the
John Gorsline house, in the Third ward
Farmers have commenced their
spring work in dead earnest. and plow-
ing and seeding began last Wednesday
A large acreage of wheat will be sown
by Vernon county farmers this season
George Stumble and JIM. Davis are
bueily engaged in making large pun
Der OF tobacco cases for Espeseth g. Hell
geson and f. j. Goldman. Chris Peter
son is manufacturing the same article
for Eckhsrdt's warehouse.
The young men mentioned last
week-Don Miller, Ben Boreerson and
Will Devlin accompanied by Albert
Egeness and Aaron Watson, Departed
for the west, Thursday. Their objective
point is Seattle, Washington.
H. Zimmerman, the Ontario bridge
works man, was the successful bidder
for the new iron bridge at Angelo, anc
began work on the job with crew Of
four men, last Wednesday, The con
tract price for the work is $625.-Spartf
Herald.
DR.. F. B. Brewer, one of the most
congenial gentlemen on this rouno
earth, chatted PLEASANTLY with the Cen
soR fclks while in the city on professional
business, Thursday. His eldest son, DIR
F. NJ Brewer, has Just been commissioned
surgeon of one of the Illinois regiments
of state militia.
Herman II. Liemke, of ST. Louis
proposes building seven passenger
steamers, each 300 feet long, of stee
hull and side wheels, which he says vii
make twepty-four miles an hour to ply
between ST. Paul, st Louis and New
Orleans. He figures that his boats vii
run from st. Louis to New Orleans ii
sixty hours, and to st. Paul in thirty
nine hours.
There was time when that abomi
nation and glaring evidence of BAT
taste and poor Judgment, the ''card o
thanks" was practically abandoned
But we notice the nonsensical custom i
again revived. Who expects to b
thanked fer doing their duty to tn
dead? The card of thanks should b
sat down upon; it is nuisance, as in
appropriate as any bad thing can be-
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