Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-10-11
COUNTY CENSOR
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1899.
8. g. Brown is in Iowa visiting.

You ought to get some OF QueaIs
bargains in windows.
Miss Charity Coe is home from
Wausau on a visit.
The latest and nobbiest hat or tie
at Michaelsohn's.
"A brilliant arc light sheds it's daz-
cling rays in the Lindemann store.
"A fine display of Pickwick clothing
during fair week at Michaelsohn's.
-Queal q Company want you to com
and look over their ha rdwood foorings
-Viroqua turned out no less than
two hundred people to the Viola fair.
Charley Thompson has been spend
ing a few days vacation in Chicago.
Jerry Dawson and mother and J. G.
Strawn and wife, paid a visit to La
Crosse, Monday.
-Jitley Norris closed his msuical en-
gagement with Gollmar Bros. and re-
turned home Thursday.
Mr.. Oliver Pelton, of Viola, suffered
a third stroke of paralysis on Saturday,
and is in a precarious condition.
Mr.. M. II. Shurtleff, travelling sales
man for Sweet, Dempster 81 Co., batters
of Chicago, passed Sunday in the city.
Col. Casson and J. w. Groves ar
rived from Madison on Thursday morn
ing. Mr.. Casson remained only one day.
L. Chase, the ~osteopath, will have
HE ofice after the first of October, in
rooms over b. F.. Purdy's harness shop.
Mrs. Frank w. Lombard and Miss
Olive Bailey of Chicago, have been guests
at the home of Melvin Gauper the past
week.
Parties desiring to purchase light or
heavy wagons at sacrifice prices do
so at the Pulver machine shop. Call
soon.
Fall over coatsi We can't describe
the beautiful lit and finish. You just
have to come and try them on at Mich
aelsohn's.
The CENSOR Office is the best place
to get all kinds of job printing. All
work executed promptly and at reason
able prices.
-Readstown is enforcing a curfew
ordinance, and the youngsters under 10
are Obliged to seek parental protection
at s o'clock each evening.
Second car load Of trunks just re
ceived at the Blue Front store; all bought
before the great advance. Will be SOLD
at old prices, fifty per cent below value
Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Towner are of
an a business and pleasure trip to New
York city. Mrs. Towner attended East
ern Star convention at Madison before
starting.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hammond wer,
summoned to Mt. Sterling to attend thu
funeral of their little grand-child,
twin in the family of Mr.. and Mrs. Der
Bellows.
Prof. BRONSON, the eye specialist
will make his next professional visit t,
this city Wednesday and Thursday
October 18th and 10Th. He can be con
suited at the Park hotel.
The times of sunrise and sunset TO
the month are as follows: Sunrise
October list, 5:55; 18th, 6:06; 21st, 6:1S
31st, 6:31 Suuset-October LIST, $40
18th, 5:22; 21st, sos; 31st, 4:51.
Miss Libbie Spellum, who has beef
a longtime salesiady at Lindemann'
store. has relinquished her position an,
Joined her brother Chris in a bushes
enterprise at Spooner, in this state.
-Trunksl Trunksl Too many TO
our pace; must sell at bargains for
short time to get room. Come now an,
BLUE FRONT STORE.
September sales nearly doubled las
years at the Blue Front Store. W
want our friends to help us make tn
ity, and fair dealing are the inducement
we offer.
Mrs. John Gosling and little daugf
ter are here from Colorado. They wi
make an extended stay. Mrs. Goslin
was called to Bangor TO attend the fur
eral of her father. Rev. j. j. Vaughan
H. G. Gosling accompanied her.
BENJAMIN F. Salmon died at Read.
town a week since, after "a lingering IL
ness, aged So years. Mr.. Salmon ha
long been a respected resident of thi
county. He served in the civil war, an
his remains were laid to rest by his con
rades of the Grand Army.
Treasurer Mills of the agriculture
society will hold his final meeting fo
the payment of premiums awarded q
the late fair at the office of Graves 81 Ms
honey. next Saturday. All parties hay
ing claims for premiums must call .
that time TO secur payment. Call l
person or send written order.
Up to this period of the mont
Hicks weather predictions for Octobe
have been very close, For the balanc
of the month he prognosticates: 9Th
second storm is from the Sth to 18th.
decided change TO warmer will set in O
or about the 18th, with probable sle'
and snow following up closely. Fro
Goth to 23rd a change to warmer. MUG
colder about the 25th, higher temper,
ture in tharear and thunder storms
the close of the month.
During the winter of 1897 MIR.
Reed one of the leading citizens m
merchants of Clay, Clay Co, w. Va
struck his leg against a cake of ice
such a as to bruise it severed
1t became very much swollen and pain,
him so badly that he could not wa
without the aid of crutches. He w
treated by physicians, also used sever
kinds of iiniment and two and a hs
gallons of whisky n bathing 1t, b
neshing gave any relief until he beg;
using Chamberls.in's Pain Balm. III
brought almost a complete cure IN
weeks time and he believes that had
not used this remedy his leg would ha
had to be amputated. Pain Balm
unequaled for spraines, bruises Al
rheumatism. For sale by johnson
Co, druggists.