Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-05-10

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superintendent of races.
1t was determined to engage good
class Of attractions. Onsdsy will doubt
less be given over largely to schools. old
soldiers and reunion of Company M
There can be no question but the
money held up for racing will attract
attention far and near.
Every business man, farmer and citi-
zen generally should put his shoulder
to the wheel and assist the officers to
make the fair of 1899 signal success
For sale-red oak lumber. inquire
of A. D. Helgeson.
You ought to get some of Queal's
bargains in windows.
IF you wish to buy red oak lumber
cheap, inquire of A. ID. Helgeson.
Farm work is late and backward on
account Of frequent rains.
Queal & Go want you to come and
look over their hardwood f1oorings.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Dyson spent
last week in Milwaukee and Chicago.
DeSoto is sgitasing the question OF
having an arteslan wei. bored in that
village.
Grown organs and pianos stand the
test of competition anywhere and every
where.
Mrs Ernest Brown and little son
are visiting with Mrs. Browns parents
at Cashton.
--Thos. w. LRtta is confined to his
home with threatened attack OF ty-
phoid fever.
Gen. j.. M. Rogers attended meet
ing of the Loyal Legion held in Milwau-
kee, Thursday night last.
- Mr.. A. I. Jordan OF Stark, recently
seceivsd two fine full blood Hereford
cattle, two years old, from Indiana.
Joseph Omundson and John Mich
elet are in Milwaukee attending the
state meeting of United Workmen.
Mrs. Jane Nelson, of this city, re-
Gently purchased high-grsde Grown
piano of r. G.. Bestor, from Mszomanie.
The worlds fair jud ges said the
Grown pianos and organs were made OF
the best material and the best work
manship.
-Will Nuzum Was over from Toma b
portion of last week buying draft
horses for the Goodyear lumber COM
pany.
Mrs. Maud Tollerton departs today,
for her home in Vermont after five
weeks' visit with her mother, Mrs. F. p.
Peters.
Presiding Elder Goodsell will preach
at River Side, Sunday, May 2lst, at
2 80, and in Stoddard at p. M. the
same day.
"A Jefferson correspondent reports
the death of Uncle John Side, sturdy
Scotchman, and one Of the respected
pioneers of the county.
La Fargo citizens have taken steps
for the incorporation of their village.
Application will be made at the June
term of curcuit court.
Chairman Henry Aker, of Viroqua
town, has sold his 100 -acre farm to Aug
Thosterud. Mr.. Aker expects to move
to thu south next fall.
Retreat Woodmen are agitating the
subject of a big celebration at that place
on the Fourth. 1t is an excellent point
for fraternsl gathering.
The full volume laws passed at the
late session of the legislature will be
published in convenient form in the next
issue of the CENSOR, probably.
Attention, ladiesl Miss Cora Nat
wick has opene dressmaking shop in
rooms over Dahl's drug store. Work
in her line promptly done at reasonable
prices.
The fine residence property of Mrs.
Craig has been sold, Alderman 0. a.
Helgeson having purchased the south
half of the land on which the house is
located, DR.. 9. II. TroWbridge the north
lots.
/ The Big Store Of FL. FL. Tate & Son
has undergone change in rearrange
ment, enlargement and equipment that
is pleasing to the numerous customers
of the firm. It is business place that
would do credit to city of much
greater pretentions.
II have been a sufferer from chronic
diarrhoea ever since the war and have
used all kinds of medicine for it. Al
last found one remedy that has been {
success as cure, and that is Chamber
lain's Colo, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
ledy.-P. E. GRESHAM, Cars Mills, La
!, For sale by A. J. johnson & Co., drug
gists.
/ MIR. John Helgeson, representing
the most improved semitic moving
picture construction ever invented, vii
present panorama of great scenes a
| Opera house Wednesday evening, thu
Il7th. Nothing of this character hal
ever been presented in this city. Span
ish war scenes speciality. Admission
10 aud 20 cents.
4 Mr.. Il. o. Holmes, of Raraboo, on,
of the grand officers of the state Cd6
Fellows Encampment, paid visit o
inspection to Viroqua camp on Thurs
day evening, when work 10 tbs degrees
were conferred. Mr.. Holmes pro
nounced yiroqua camp one of the mos
prosperous in the jurisdiction. Refresh
ments and a social time followed tn
work.
"A marked Improvement has beer
made in the interior of the county asy
lum by thorough painting and paperinl
Not nook or corner of the great insti
triton has escaped the brush of th
} workmen. The dining room, with it
J new overhead ceilings, ~sll decoration
/ of fine pictures, etc., is in fine contras
j with the old conditions. In fact Their
I is great contrast throughout the build
{ ing, and at minimum expense
II Mr.. 8. e. Pierson, Of MAJ son. ha
, been engaged as principal OF the cit
+ schools. Mr.. Pisrson is q graduate {
j the Plattville normal and Will gradual
t with the class Of '99 from the state I'M
! versity. Ps was at the head of th
Bloomington schools for seven consecu
. tive years, and has taught elsewher
$ All teachers in the grade department
: of the school have been retained, VII
+ desired TO continue. Assistants III Il
high school have not yet bssn smploys