Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-06-22
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to his home by sickness.
For pictures of all kinds go te
Towner's.
--Hillsboro grows strawberries that
weigh an ounce each.
Money loan on real estate. c.
Ell. Minshall.
Mrs. N. G. Hszen, of Preston, Min
nesota, is the guest of Viroqua relatives.
THAT watch at Towner's for So 70
is dandy"
Don Miller did not enlist, as last
week reported. in a Minnesota company,
but returned home Wednesday.
Mr.. J N. Williamson, of viroqua
town, has had his pension increased
from Sc to So per month.
The La Fargo Enterprise says a
new daily postal route is to be estab-
lished between that place and Bloom
City and West Lima.
Joseph Pulver was the only repre-
sentative of Viroqua lodge at the annual
session OF the Masonic Grand Lodge held
in Milwaukee last week.
Management of the Miner lumber
yard in this city, has changed, Andrew
Jasperson succeeding S. r Pollard.
Window shades made to order at
Towner's.
Mrs. G. M. Henry and Mrs. J. w.
Miller drove across country to Sparta to
visit the family of E V. Wolfe.
Prof. Taylor Frye is. retained as
principal of the New London schools for
the ensuing year.
DR.. Fox's Dyspepsia Tablets are
for sale by all druggists.
DR.. j. B. Trowt ridge and family of
Hay ward paid visit to the old home
and friends the past week, in Virogua
ALI kinds of sundries and accessar-
les for bicycles, at Towner's.
The Mississippi is on regular OLD
tear. In fact it is on its annual June
''bender." All stock on the islands has
been removed because of high water.
Mrs. Ida Sherard and mrs. v. G,
Barry. sister and sister in-lew OF Mrs.
Will Castle, of Richland Center, paid
that lady visit during the past week.
Money to loan on real estate.
JACKSON SILBAUGH.
"A party of gentlemen. consisting of
Fred P. Bean, w. P. Morgan, Albert
Brodhsad, E. Slater aud others, came
up from Retreat, Saturday evening, to
attend Odd Fellows lodge.
Will Castle and Frank Giegerson
made business trip to La Fargo. on
Friday. On the return they killed FIVE
and-a-half foot black snake which was
coiled up in the road.
Perfect fitting or "right shaped
clothing for odd shaped men," at Mich
aelsohn's.
Edward Scherbarth, German
farmer, residing at Portage, shot and
killed his wife, Sunday. The ball en-
tered the left eye and penetrated the
brain. The man aud woman we're alone
and he was under the influence of lie uor
The Black River Falls Banner say
that Mrs. Inga Gulbrandson, of Westby.
Vernon county, came Up Friday last to
witness the graduation OF her two sisters
from the high school. Fer husband,
Rev M Gulbrandson came up Yesterday
for brief visit
The Pickwick system has a perfect
fitting summer suits for every one at
Michaelsohn's.
DR.. Chambers returned from pro-
fessionsl visit, to Ontario. He and DIR.
Breuizsr, Saturday evening, saved Lou
Sandon from watery grave. The
Young man got beyond his depth in the
Kickapoo river and was rescued Just in
time to save his life.
The Viroqua" is the name carried
by miniature battle ship display ed in
Martin & Kuebler's store show window.
1t is neat and ingeniously constructed
craft, representing in it's make as it does
great variety of articles carried in
stock in their hardware house.
1T is probable two new additions
will soon be added to the city of Viro-
qua-the McLee's and Goes additions.
These two will make five additions add
ed to the city during the past ten years,
all of which are being gradually i'm
proved.
AT Hillsboro they have an ordinance
taxing dogs, and no CANNES are permitted
to run at large without the owner has
put up his 81 so for each male dog or
50 so for female. Good idea. 1t would
produce big revenue in Vlroqua. An
ordinance to prevent chickens from run
ming at large is much needed here.
The latest popular version of "Yan-
kee Doodle is as follows: "If Yankee
Doodle goes to Spain and starts to do
some shooting, it will drive Alfonzo
most insane to see his soldiers scooting
For Yankee Doodle shoots to hit, and
does it very handy; he'll lick the whole
blamed Spanish kit will Yankee Doodle
dandy"
"A Sparta man thus explains why he
has Joined the Methodist church: "They
tell me that if there is to be war, the
government will call. out the regular
army first, then the militia is called, and
after this the Baptists. because they
can fight on water and Methodists can't
1 went straight and joined the Metho
sts."-Bangor Independent.
-Aspirants for the republican nomi
nation Of county clerk were numerous
in town, last week. AS far as our obser.
walton went they were A. T, Jordan Of
Stark, Don Sherman of Hillsboro, W.
NJ. Kingston of Harmony, L. w. Davis
of Sterling, A. J Moen of Christiana, O
NJ. Sterling of Wheatland, J. w. Miles
of Jefferson. the boys all appear to bt
happy and hopeful.
Miss Martha s. Dixon, daughter Of
Rev. Dixon of this city, will graduate
from Beloit college at todsy's com.
mencement. She is one of seven ladies
the first to graduate from that institu
ton. The college was opened to womer
only four years ago. The Sunday
Milwaukee Sentinel contained a gooG
picture of the first seven"
An item from Sparta saws that
Lieut. French, recruiting officer for the
Second battalion, Third Wisconsin vol.
unteers, completed his work Saturday
night. The Second battalion consist:
of tie companies of La Crosse, Sparta
| and Tomah. He had no trouble in