Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-09-14
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VIROQUA MARKETS.
Frank Briggs has gone to northern

nah fair, last week.
Fall term of court commenced a
La Crosse, this week.
DIR. Fox's Dyspepsia Tablets ar
for sale by all druggists.
Remember the Turner dramati
company, at Opera hall, all week.
For sale, country and city real es
late. Q. Ell. MINsHALL.
%. o. Andrews new residence i.
the Third ward is nearing completion.
Much cutting of corn is now going
on. The crop has not been excelled il
years.
John Dixon has built an addition
to his blacksmith shop in the Third
ward.
H. j. Wamberg, has removed from
Readstown to Star, where he will oper
blacksmith shop.
Mrs. Hugh Brandon, of Greenwood
has been paying her son and family {
visit for the past week.
Mrs. B. f. Norris has opened hel
stock of millinery in room on the secont
floor of Opera block.
For rent, new residence, with gooc
garden spot and fruit. Inquire of Fl
l.. Rayner, Vircqua.
-Pnilip Bouf1ieur and wife returned
from their visit to La Crosse ca Satur.
day mornings train.
Miss Eliza Haughton returned to
her duties in the Janesville school for
the blind, Wednesday.
Give DIR. Fox's Tablets one trial
aud you will feel immediate relief. Ask
your druggist about them.
Prof. q. A Lombard, OF LsFarge,
has been engaged as principal of Rock.
TONS schools for the ensuing year.
Miss Lucy Dawson returned, Sat-
urday, from pleasant visit with reie-
tives and friends at Quincy, Illinois,
George Stumble returned from Hast
ings, Minnesota, Saturday, where he
attended the wedding of his sister May.
Hon. J. Henry Tate returned from
the Grand Army encampment, held at
Cincinnati, on Saturday mornings train.
Miss Myrtle Purdy left for Ocono-
mowoc, last Friday morning, where
she is engaged as teacher in the city
schools.
Fred e Giesie, who has been raii-
reading in Minnesota for the past seven
years, is visiting his mother and friends
in this city.
While here Mrs Emma F. Tollefson
caused noticeable repairs and improve
ments to be made 10 her residence prop
erty, both interior and exterior.
Evangelist Roger, of Newton, has
purchased a lot on the old fair grounds
in the First ward and commenced the
erection of two-story residence.
Edward Lake, who is connected
with the Institutional force Of the
Illinois university, has been visiting
the parental home for some days.
The CENSOR is advised that several
sales Of the present tobacco crop have
already been made in the fed and on
the poles, at six to eight cent prices.
Willard W. Powell and family, who
removed to Wood county two years ago,
have returned and will make their home
here. Mr.. Powell will work his fathers
farm.
She's a fine girl, quite brilliant I
hear. understand she has just CON-
pleted course of Rocky Mountain tea.
That accounts for her brilliancy.-E FL.
Craig & Co.
For Sale Dwelling house with
eight rooms, three cistelns, barn and
one acre of land, 10 city OF Viroqus
Terms reasonable. Apply to w. FL
Bausman or @. A. Roberts.
The marriage of Miss Louisa A~ar
and Mr.. Fred Jacobus on the Bad AK
will take place on the 14th instant
They are both we'll known and theil
many friends will wish them long anc
happy life.
Mr.. F. J. Goldman has a crew Of
men sampling the large Bakkedal to
bacco packing at Westby. Mr.. Coll
man has supervision of the sampling Of
10000 cases at twelve different points
in the state, for Suffer Brothers.
known as "The City of jerusalem" viii
be- exhibited at The fair this week and i
comes with the strongest endorsement
from neighboring fairs. This is certainly
the greatest feature at the fair and NJ
one should fail to see it.
The last three days of the week hat
the effect to bring good warm overcoats
from their summer hiding places. The
cloudy nights prevented frosts. This
tendency to frost has had the effect o
making the tobacco farmers get a huml
on them, and there is now very little o
the weed standing in the field.
Mr.. FL. p. Proctor extended bl
Grand Army visit to the south, and a
Ashville, North Carolina, contracted
with the citizens for himself and Waits
to establish city telephone system
The citizens give them guarantee o
400 instruments to start the system
with on favorable three years con
tract aud twenty five year franchise
Ashville is hourishing city OF severa
thousand inhabitants, and they eypec
to double theiI service in ressonabl
time. It seems the people have been q
the mercy of the Bell monopoly an'
finally rebelled. The work will com
menoe at an early day. Walter Procto
eud wife start for Ashville tomorrow.
President Toland, OF the Wisconsin
Business university, of La Crosse. in
forms MS that the three months add
tional tuition free, offered to student
who enter the beginning OF fall tern
has been extended to all who enter o
or before September 18th. He also in
forms us that the fall opening whic
occurred on the 9th inst, was the lsrges
in its history, students being alread
enrolled from six different states. MI
Tolsnd credits the rapidly increasin
patronage of the university TO the fac
that for the past three months the dc
mand for his graduates has been ia
greater than the supply. He has no.
five first class positions open, and n
graduate to accept them.
The editor of the CENSOR, in con
pany with Director Smith, passed
quarter of day in the public schoo
last Friday. Although early in the teri
18th r,a.ar;fy pow too1har