Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-01-19
III -7qbouf gow Hel9A6o,s and friends.

: = y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The fremont house has a new sign
hlittens. cheapest and best, al
Michaelsohn's.
Marlin Skagin has purchased the
outfit Of Tailor Melby.
q @. Roberts, of La Fargo, regis.
tered at the Park, Saturday.
N. +. Forum, the Bristow merchant
transacted business in the city, Monday
Editor Graves, of the Leader, went
to Chicago yesterday for few days
visit.
Lost, a gold ring. with carbuncle
set Finder please leave same at this
office.
"A Masonic watch charm, found in
the city, isat the CENSOR office awaiting
an owner.
Sixty actual teachers participated
IN last Saturdays association at Westby.
1t was gathering Of great interest.
"A number of improvements in build
ing are already being projected for the
south side.
Col. james of r d Mound, was in
town today. He is aid de camp on the
staff Of Commander Gray of the state
G. A. r..
4 D. Moulton and wife, of Aber-
deem, s. d., have been guests at M. d
Chase's. The lady is the daughter oil
VI anafnr Of
1t is easy to get trash to sell at u
low price, but Michaelsohn gives you
good honest goods at lowest possible
prices.
Albert Lind has severed his con
nection with the we'll. drilling business
and will resume work 1T his blacksmith
ing trade.
Stanley Sweger, recently elected
manager of the farmers alliance store
has resigned his position and resumed
his place with Rogers & Williams.
John M. fainter submitted to a
surgical operation, Sunday, the removal
of growth from his face which had be-
come very sore, painful and botherscme.
DR.. g. M. Poff of Viola, passed
through the city on Monday enroute to
northern Wisconsin, where he goes to
visit sister. The doctor is in feeble
health.
Under Sheriff Ericsson was in Chip
pewa and Dunn counties portion of
last week He says they have no snow
in Dunn, aud have had none during the
entire winter.
Mrs. John S. Groves is the lucky
winner of diamond ring. 1t was Sc.
cur~d from New York concern for com
piIing the greatest number of words
from sentence.
Bert fainter, son of J. M. fainter,
met with a painful accident while coast
ing, Friday night. He came in collision
with another rider, causing badly
punctur d nose and split lip.
"A. B. Saxton and son were up from
Sparta and passed couple days with
old friends and neighbors. Somehow,
Bro. Saxton impresses us that he would
feel more at home in this community.
On the evening of February 7th
Mr.. J. III. Baker of Webster, ex inmate
of three rebel prisons during the rebel
lion, will honor Alex. Lowrie Post with
lecture. Particulars will be given
later.
We don't mark a few things down
to less than cost and then make it up on
you in selling you other goods, but
every article is marked at lowest pos
sible prices for good quality at Mich
aelsohn's.
Next Monday, Jan. "a, the specit
closing out bargain sale will begin at
the Viroqus Bargain Store and will con-
tinue until everything is sold. We will
make prices that will save you money
sure. ID. IL. RUsK & Co.
The Herald says the barn owned
by William Hansen, about three miles
east of Readstown, was destroyed by
fire, last Saturday. Considerable hay
and grain were lost, also two calves and
a moving machine.
The city buyers can perhaps be
waited upon more promptly if you can
make it convenient to call either before
noon or after supper, for the prices that
will be made at our ''sure" closing out
sale will attract many buyers to the
Bargain Store. ID. l.. RUsK & Co.
The remains of William Goode ar
panied by two sons of deceased They
we're taken in charge by the Masonic
order and inferred in the family lot in
the old cemetery. Mr. Goode was elected
sheriff of this county in 1859.
A writer from Newton recently said
the telephone line was of little service
at that point. Mr.. Oukrust, the attend
ant there, and Manager Proctor both
say they are satisfied with the business
on the line, and that many take advan-
tage OF the convenience.
Mr.. J. NJ Craigo, proprietor of the
Readstown mills, was an agreeable caller
on Thursday. He reports brisk business
in his line and says he does milling for
many farmers in and about Viroqua.
Another strong hint that this city should
have good custom mill.
In the course of business letter to
the CENSOR John w. Curry, ex register
of deeds, writes from Groton, South
Dakota: eve are having the hardest
times ever known in this part of the
state. Besides having the poorest wheat
crop ever raised here, the most of it Is
wet and not fit for market"
The Viola Intelligencer says the
postoffice at that place received
notice Thursday, from the department,
that railway mail service is authorized
by the postmaster general, from Reads
town by intermediate postoffices to La
Fargo, from January 81, by the Kicka
poo Valley & Northern railway company
Milwaukee wholesale liquor dealers
have appealed to Dairy and Food Com
missioner Adams to protect them from
competitors who put labels in imitation
IF theirs on inferior goods, claiming
that the new pure food law gives the
commissioner supervision over the sale
of beer, whisky. wines and all other
beverages that may be adulteratsd.
What glorious time our friend Adams
will have s'sampling' this line of wet
food"
The La Fargo Enterprise made its
appearance last week. MIR. Robinson
son the editor and proprietor, is to be con-