Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-01-26
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Mittens, cheapest and best, at
Michaelsohn's.
Sparta built $66,15O worth If new
buildings last year.
Zachariah Love, who has been i'll for
some time, is no better.
A number of yiroqua and Vernon
county boys are down with the Klondy Ike
fever
DR.. Tom Butt arrived from Fox
Lake, Saturday, having disposed of his
business there.
Ladies' aid society of the Lutheran
church will meet with Mrs. Otteson,
Thursday afternoon.
Will Lepper and family returned
from their visit to relatives in South
Dakota on Thursday last.
Miles G. Davis has purchased from
Layne estate the old Decker house and
lot, first building erected in town.
For good grade of flour, go to
Davis h Wise's feed store. They have
large supply of the Pillsbury on hard
Nowadays when man goes to see
his doctor, he ia promptly advised to
Csc Rocky Mountain Tea. Craig Il Co.
1T is easy to get trash to sell at
low price, but Michaelsohn gives Won
good honest goods at lowest possible
prices.
The sad news Of the death of Mrs
Frank A. Chase at Spokane, Wash. We
know no facts beyond the mere state
ment.
e. V. Wolfe came up from Sparta
and spent couple of days with his
family. He is well pleased with his
new business there.
Charley Pierson. who is now travel
ing salesman for the Cattarague Cutlery
company of Little Valley, N Y, eps mt
Sunday in Viroqua.
Rocky Mountain Tea comes from
natures laboratory aud has proved time
and again that nothing equals it as a
restorer of vitality. Craig & Co.
Give DIR. Fox's Tablets one trial
and you will feel immediate relief. Ask
your druggist about them.
If you wish to know the secrets of
society woman's beauty, listen to what
they say about Rocky Mountain Tea. =
Craig & Co.
WIN. Dewitt, Thornton TAYLOR.
Harvey Cox and Andrew Tolefson of |
Viroqua township; and Cliff White of
Franklin, were in the city, Saturday.
DR.. Fox's Tablets are not patent |
medicine, bnt a scientific preparation
containing pepsin, pancreatic, ginger,
etc, especially prepared for the cure
of dyspepsia and indigestion.
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.
-Winfred Baldwin and Mile Lake
gave tea party at the home of the
latter last Saturday evening. A pleas
ant time was enjoyed and a number of
their friends participated in the even
ing's enjoyment.
Lind & Solberg would respectfully
call attention of farmers to the fact that |
they are using first class material in
their wagons and sleighs, and that their
prices are reasonable. Those desiring
handmade work are requested to call
and see them. They employ good work
men only, and claim not to be excelled in
this particular.
The firm of d. l.. Rusk & Co., are
DOS lively going out of business in Vi
roqua. All the goods and store fixtures
they have on HAND unsold by the Goth
of March, 1898. will be sold by auction
or private sale to the highest bidder.
Beginning next Monday, Jan. "a, our
final closing out sale will begin. 1t will
be strictly for cash and at greatly re-
duced prices. Come and see, With
grateful thanks for past favors we are
Yours truly, ID. l.. RUsE & Go.
Sheriff Buckley of Jackson county,
was in Sparta the 8th inst, with Young
man named Warren Spurrier of Suga,
Grove, Vernon county, who was thought
might know something of the nysteri
Gus death of Dell Waughtal, the man
found shot to death in the woods near
Hixton On his examination at the
Falls, last week, however, Spurrie- was
able to prove an allbi to the satisfaction
of the court. and was discharged. It is
doubtful if the facts regarding the shoot
ing will ever be known. Sparta Herald
Annual installation of Foresters
was held at Opera house, Thursday even
ing Following persons were installed
by W M Kingston Court Marshal:
Chief Ranger-Chas. S. Slack
Vice chief Ranger-F. l.. Barney.
RRecordii M Ssecretary-Th q pn Call
Treasurer-A. ID. HeIgeson.
Chaplain--I w. Switzer
supt. Juvenile Court-W NJ. Kingston.
Senior Woodward-G. M. Henry.
Junior Woodward-Levi Lake.
Senior Deadle-Clyde Niles.
Junior Beade-R. A. Johnson
j. Henry Bennett, Court Deputy High Chief
Ranger.
DR. W. NJ. Trowbridge, Court Physician.
TruSteeS-S. q. Jackson, ID. q. Mahoney.
Finance Committee-H. e. Rogers and w.
A. Curtis.
A plersing program was carried out,
refreshments followed by a merry hop.
Attention is called to the somewhat
remarkable financial statement of the
Hamburg Town Insurance Company,
which is published i'll today's paper.
Daring its existence the company has
written $2,S00.267 insurance, aud has
now in force $685. 29. In losses it has
paid the Insignificant snm of $7,05S 80
Last year, on $1,000, 214 insured prop
erty, it paid out $412 Is in losses, and
the total expense of operating the COM
pany's affairs for the year was only
1882 50. The company now has an
accumulaf I'D surplus fund of 15,99S.6S
Hon. Ole Johnson has been the real
motive power in this company since it's
inception, and it would seem that il has
been duty well performed. His asso
ciates and the public will regret that
age and impaired health makes it nee
esssry for Mr.. johnson to retire from
further active work in the company's
affairs.
Served Him Right.
Tho Loot ,sc,a ~ +ba Roaaobo1 D.ol |