Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-10-19
yIROQUA MARKETS.
this "Wednesday night.

-Spooner this Wednesday night.
Rainy, cold weather the past week.
M. 9. Bergh was home over tne
Sabbath.
Mrs. Fred. Eokhardt is recovering
from severe illness.
DR.. Fox's Dyspepsia Iaoiets are
for sale by all druggists.
regiment carried off most all the honors
in the athletic tournament.
H. d. Williams and A. J. Beat have
business in Chicago, this week.
Attorney Q. j. Smith had legal
business IN Madison, last week.
John M. Bennett and wife paid a
visit to Lansing, Iowa, recently.
The Pick Wick system of right
shaped clothing at Michaelsohn's.
For sale, country and city real es-
tate. g. I'll. MINsHALL.
Mrs. e. H. Craig expects to go
south in a short time to spend the win
ter.
Attorney l S. Griffin was in Iowa
county, last week, attending a sale OF
choice bred swine.
For rent,L. A. Herrick's new house,
on Decker street. Enquire of s. A.
Farr, at Lindemann's store.
--Thos. Westwick, of South Dakota,
has been visiting his family here. They
have been Ia Viroqus for year past.
Hon. David l.. Risk has been
nominated by thu republicans of his
district in Wyoming for state senator.
Mics Rose Murphy, who has been
at the Yellowstone National park the
past season, has returned to her Victory
home.
Saturday morning lsat brought the
first freeze of the season. The ground
was stiffened sufficient to bear a mans
weight.
Rocky Mountain tea makes no false
promises. No tedious treatment, no
mere temporary relief, but q permanent
cure.-Craig & Go.
Mrs Henry E. Rogers is receiving
visit from her brother, who recently
returned from Porto Rico. He ie one
of Uncle Sans boys.
After three years idlsness thu
starch factory at Black River Falls is to
s5art up. 1t will make a good market
for farmers potatoes.
John Colby aud mother returned,
Saturday, from North Dakota. John re-
ceived no relief in the west, and is in d
critical condition.
We have now morning service Of
the electric light, commencing at five
o'clock. The six O'clock whistle sounds
natural after six months silence.
-Adolph Surenson, formerly a clerk
for Boufheur & Son, of Springville, has
accepted position in the grocery de-
partment of Rogers & Williams store.
Old fashions in dress may be revived,
but no old-fashioned medicine can re
place Chamberlain's Coie, Cholera ard
Diarrhoes r .medy. For sale by E Ell.
Craiy & Co.
g. j. Smith started out, Monday,
on two weeks campaigning tour in
Sank, AdRms and Grant counties. He
goes under direction of the state CEN
trail committee.
j. N. Nelson, the baker, having put
in a new lunch counter in his restaur-
ant will serve dinners for Is cents and
good lunches whenever desired. Call
and see him.
--Robt J. Kalhar, an old De Soto
boy, has located at Gays Mills, where
he will engage in merchandising. For q
few years past he has been with the
Haggerty Company at Ferryville.
Special invitation to young men to
call and see our line of Pick Wick cloth
ing. They are styles and shades that
are found only in first class goods and
merchant tailor cloth, at Michaelsohn's
Three miles southwest of Viroqua
on October 81, Andrew Jasperson will
sell at auction, stock, farm implements
hav, household effects, etc. Sale tC
commence at o'clock. Free lunch a
noon.
Insurance Commissioner Fricke hal
reduced the assessment levied by the
Sparta hail insurance COMPANY upon thu
farmers, from five to four per cent. I'll
also reduced officers salaries about Al
per cent.
Never has a county ticket founC
such universal favor with the party aut
5he people as that placed in nomination
by The republican convention. 1t vii
be elected without break, and that toe
by large majority.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will hold their county con
vention in Westby, October 265b, begin
min 5 at 1920 a, m. Afternoon session
from 80 to o'clock evening session
at 1870 Everybody will be welcome
A Genoa writer in the De Sot
Herald says that Frank Hastings, VIII
works at the stone quarry, was badl
hurt there by falling down the lon
steps that the men use for going up an
down the hill. Several of his ribs ar
cracked and he was shaken up prett
badly. He is confined to his bed.
w. L. Crapser, who has been rur
ming traction engine in the vicinity {
Grand Forks and Fergo, North Dakot'
for some, rsturned to the city Saturda
morning. Mr.. Crapser reports time
very good out in North Dakota, an
says the farming industry has boon
success this year in all its branches.
Frank Perham arrived home fro
Porto Rico, on Saturday, on q month
furlough. He has been sick for s
weeks, and is reduced in H. SD 80 pound
by dysentery. Frank says the china
Is very bad on the island and soldie
will die ike sheep from an epidemic
they are not taken away from ther
His brother Charley returned with hi
aud is at Sparta.
"A Victory correspondent repor
that Mrs. Charles Groh's mother. MI
Ovens, of Victory, who with her hu
band is making Mrs. Groh and family
visit, fell through an opening in Il
floor, down to the basement. She stru'
on her head aud shoulder. The should
was dsocsted and she is hurt otherwis
Mrs. Owens is seventy Yeas of age, b
the doctor thinks she will get along
fever does not set in.
DIR. Brewer has built up an exc'
lent reputation in this portion of t
state, and has constantly inoressil
practice. This is as it should be, fer