Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-09-14

with the wholesale drug store of Mayo
James McCord for the past fourteen
years, has resigned and will leav.
October l for Spokane, Wash, wher.
he will make his headquarters. He has
accepted position on the road with
Noyes Brothers & Cutler, one of the
largest drug firms in the northwest
Mr.. Rawson has made large number
of friends in the city, who will regret
his departure. La Crosse Chronicle.
Theatre all the week.
Thursday is children's day.
Mrs. Eliza Brown has returned
from Oklahoma.
Mrs. VIM. Webb has a sister visit.
ing her from Grant county.
Mrs. Kuebler has returned from
Grant county, where she visited for g
month.
City schools will be closed during
Thursday and Friday to enable all hands
IT, attend the fair.
One who knows tells the CENSOR
there are a great many good hardy
winter apples this season.
j. F. Parker tried his luck at
Mississippi fishing. He caught two
bushel sack full one afternoon.
-Solfest Tollefson has provided him.
self with new artificial leg. His limb
was amputated about year ego.
Mr.. Martin, of the firm of Martin
Kuebler. is passing the week in town.
He travels for an Illinois hardware firm
Prof. Theodore Running goes to
Houston. Minnesota, to pass week be-
fore resuming his duties at the state
university.
Vernon was entered in the free for
all pao, at the Tomah fair, last week
He won in three straight heats. Best
time 2:214,
Prof. and Mrs. w. W. Williams are
greatly rejoiced over the arrival at their
home of nice, healthy son, born on
Monday.
A dozen ladies from the city great
enjoyed picnic visit at the farm b. Lle
of Mrs FL. g. Chapman, on Saturday
afternoon.
Will Dyson was bitten by dog on
Monday. The calf of one of his legs
was considerably scratched up. He is
quite lame but nothing serious.
Rev. A. j. Coram has been confined
to his home with rheumatism. He is
unable to attend conference, but hopes
to be able to get away the latter part O
the week.
Mr.. Ell. B. Horton, re presenting the
Chamberlain Medicine company, made
a business tour of the county the past
week. The CENSOR will present the
merits of the Chamberlain remedies the
ensuing year.
The Turner theater company opened
weeks engagement with full house
Monday night. The play was we'll pre-
sented and merited applause was fire..
quent. The company is clean, good
looking crowd. They carry an excellent
street band and orchestra.
The pain of burn or scald is almost
instantly relieved by apply ing Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. 1t also heals the in.
jured parts more quickly than any Other
treatment, and without the burn is very
severe does not leave scar. For sale
by E. 81. Craig & Co., druggists.
congregational services for the
week: Thursday night prayer meeting
to which all are invited. PASTORS sub
jeet, "The Christian the Salt of the
Earth" Sundays services: Morning
THE Two handed Gospel" Evening
Fishing on the Right Side of Life
Churches without pastors for Sunday
are invited to join with the Congrega
tionalists.
M. V. B. Richards informs us tina
Roy B. johnson, of the Seventh Regu
lars in Porto Rico, and who will be re-
membered as student il our schools
from Castle Rock, Grant county, about
three or four wears ago, died at Mon
tauk, Long Island, recently, from effects
of sunstroke, where he had been SEN
with other copvalescents after the battle
OF Albonito.
"A whole raft of the soldier boys o
Company I'M" have been home on brie
Burroughs the past few days. The per
mits in most cases are for twenty -fou
and forty eight hours, merely giving
them time to slip home to bid relatives
and friends farewell before departure
for the south. They are Ed. Noble
Newton; Magnus Forum and Rssmus
Lund, Bristcw; Clyde Danforth, Enocl
Erickson and Charles Marker, Viola
Lieutenant Brenizer and Will Williams
Ontario; Qusrtermaster Isaac Ewers
Readstown; Ben BorgersoD, Oliver Hell
geson, George Russell, Dell Buxton
Chas. Cr1me, Will Lyons, Viroqua.
The editor of the CENSOR paid
visit to the boys of Company NJ, a
Camp Douglas, last Sunday. He fount
them in excellent spirits and health ant
a determined courage to go whereve
Uncle Sam might command. Very few
indeed, are there in the company opposes
to going south. Ia fact every man i
anxious to leave Camp Douglas. The.
OuRnt uOb VI Us ucthlu0Q bnC.O dhOtlAS
day. The nights are cold end the mel
are not well prepared for ii. Sever
colds and pneumonia will be the result
1t is a pleasure to note the esteem il
which the officers and men of Compan.
M are held by their superiors and citi
zens there. They are recognized as tn
quiet, substantial and most rugged com
pany in the regiment. There is goo
fellowship, respect and encouragement
in the company and each officer an
man is concerned for the welfare an
reputation of the other. The citizen
! of Vernon county can take just prid
in their soldiers and their conduct.
} The latest reports from camp al
that the regiment will be packed up an
! ready to move not later than Wednes
, day morning. The prayers and bes
wishes OF solicitous community go wit
| tie soldier boys to their southern rer
devious.