Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-10-19

st. Paul.
Money to loan on real estate. G
e. Minshall.
Fall shirts in beautiful patterns a
Michaelsohn's.
Just sprinkle of snow fell Tues.
day morning.
M. @. Nichols returned from Chi
cago, Saturday morning.
--Michaelsohn's for latest aud pref
test patterns in clothing.
j. NJ. Sands was up from Soldiers
Grove on business, Monday.
H N. M. Rayner went to Chicago
Monday, to take 10 the peace Jubilee.
No tailor can fit You better than
the Pick Wick suits fit, al Michaelsohn's
-Thos l. Cieary, democratic caud;.
da'e for congress, will speak ia this city
on Thursday night.
Miss Susan Skagen, sister OF our
tailor, is visiting with her brott g. fol
az iudefaite season.
The CENSOR today again issues 6
twelve-coluun supplement of political
campaign matter.
For SALE, first-class second hano
engine; rs horse power, cheap. Address
lock box 60, Viroqua, WIS.
C. Morley departed Mon day even
ing for Stevenson, Alabama, where ht
will remaio during the winter.
For sale, two thoroughbred Jersey
cows and one yearling jersey bull. Fol
particulars inquire of M, G. DAVIS.
ID. A. Stell and wife, of Illinois
former residents Of De Soto, are payjne
visit to their old friends and neighbors
Manager M. G Ripley, CT shs Gu sal
& Co, lumber yard. who has had hard
tussle with typhoid fever, is slowly i'm.
proving.
A few Viroquains are attending tht
peace jubilee in Chicago. Among tn,
numbsr are Mayor Smith, @. W. Grave!
and O. g. Munson.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. @, Boyle and Mr.
and Mrs. E. w. Hszen went, on Mon
day mornings train. to enjoy The sights
of The Omaha exposition.
--Fortun Brothers have closed dowr
their BrIstow Touring mills for q few
days for the purpose of making improve
ments and repairs in the dam.
Rev L l.. Thayer, well known tt
al Vernon county people, has beer
transferred from the UDited Brethren
church Al GAINESVILLE to Richland Center
charge.
Miner Brothers have commenced
operations On the tobacco house to be
erected by them in this city The same
will be leased to Fred Eckhardt for {
term Of five years.
Alderman o. III. Helgeson apt
daughter, Thos. T. Sanwick, Miss Julia
Otteson and Mrs. Carlos Buchanan went
to La Crosse, last week, to attend the
" dding of relative.
For Sale Dwelling house with
eight rooms, three cisterns, barn sn6
one AGRA of land, in city OF Viroqua
Terms reasona bic. Apply to W. FL
Bausman or @. A. Roberto
For a first-class dish OF ysters, a
good squate meal or lunch, call at the
restaurant in Opera book ConfecsioA-
cry, fresh roasted peRnnts. Ct ar, fcuits
etc, the best always On Ia d
Miss jefferson, one Of IT, instruct
ors in our schools, received visit from
her father, Rev Jefferson, of De Soto
and her brother, who recently returned
from the battle fields of Porto Rico.
E. V. Vote arrived from Sparta or
Monday, to take possession of Free
Davis billiard hall, which he will con
duct. He is glad to get back to Viro-
qua. Mr.. Wolfe's family will return il
due time.
-Oo the fourth psge today, will be
found one of "Orlando Burnett's" let
tiers. It is devoted chiefly to noies OF
interest picked up by Editor Wilder
during his recent tramp through thiI
section.
Warren Babcock, young soldier
of the regular army, enroute from Reads
town to Minnesota to join his regiment
YVES in the city on Monday. He was a
Porto Rico during the summer; was I
prisoner for brief time.
Two of our young business men
Frank H Burlin and Chas NJ Thompson
are taking lay off Some of their in
innate companions say it is o tour o
inspection of the Stevens Point norma
school or "dear" hunt.
- The members of the w. r. q. viii
hold their next meeting on Saturda,
evening, October %. Inspection. Re
member the corps will meet in tn
evening instead Of the afternoon, a
heretofore. Do not fail to come to
O'Clock tea.
| F, NJ. Towner received letter froG
Mrs. J. I'll. Dixon, of Beloit, wife of tn
TO- mer pastor of the Congregations
church, stating that her husband wa
very low and that they looked for hir
to die most any hour. Mr.. Dixon say
he is perfectly reconciled and longs fo
the final end.
- Chris Anderson, formerly Of Cash
ton, bat now book keeper of the Touch
Hardware CO., of La Crosse, and
nephew OF Isaac Solberg, was guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lind for few day
last week. Mr.. Anderson was men
Der of Company M" Third Wisconsin
and one of the recent arrivals froI
Porto Rico.
john Olson, of the town of Franz
lin, died on Thursday night of chron
Btight's disease, complicated with gal
creme Of FOOT and ankle. Mr. Olson Sc
tied in Vernon county 80 years ag
Lived in Christina one year ar
Franklin 81 years. He was born
1881. He leaves two sons. The funer
was on Sunday, from the home OF b
son Martin. with whom he lived.
The demand for the graduates
!, the Wisconsin Business University,
La Crosse, is far in excess of the suppl
Since locating the last graduate of Il
, ehorthand department President Tolar
has had fifteen spplica ions that he cou
/ not fill. Those desiring an educatic
that will prepare them for first ella
, positions, make a serious mistake if th'
do not attend the Wisconsin Busine
University.
John s. Griffin had Strawberries {
= his dinner table, Sunday, which he hi
gathered from his fruit garden q
Joining his home in the southwest pa