Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-09-06
Shower Monday night,

Best quality overalls in the marke'
for so cents at Michaelsohn's.
Miss Mabel Davidson, of Madison
is the guest of Barbara Munson.
Col. Butts family visited DR.. w
E. Butt at La Fargo, ON Sunday.
Miss Aggie Brown visited with Ban
gor friends the first of the week.
Miss Anna Jasperson has gone tt
Warrens to resume teaching duties.
Miss Phebe Lane visited her many
school friends in the city, Thursday.
The latest designs and the finest
assortment of wall paper at Towner's
-Queal & Company want you to CON
and look over their hardwood 1oorings
Carl Coe spends half of each week
at the bench in Towner's jewelry store.
The best cement and glue in the
world at Towner's, only 10c per bottle
DIR. Leonard Chase has purchased
the Will Castle residence in the Third
ward.
Miss Blanche Morrison, who has
been visiting in Indiana, returned home
Tuesday.
Milton E. Crazy, of Hillsboro, has
had an increase of pension from $l4 to
$40 per month.
The telephone station at Liberty
Pole, has been placed in Peterson &
Fortney's store.
earle Smith who has spent the last
seven weeks in Eau Claire, returned
home last week.
Mr.. Schale, the piano tuner, is in
the city this week. Orders can be left
at Browns music store.
Mrs. J. w. Groves, daughter and
son, returned to their home in Madison
after a months visit here.
John Steven, of Springville, has
purchased Mrs. Hubbel's residence
property on North Main street.
Clerk of the Court Gosling has com
pleted a long string of good sidewalk in
front of his Third ward residence.
C. W. Graves was called to Esca-
noba, Michigan, by the serious illness of
his son Earl, who has typhoid fever.
Prof. BRONSON, the eye specialists
next visit will be at the Park hotel in
V~iroqua, fair week-Sept. 10Th to 23d.
United States District Attorney D..
F. Jones was in the city on business,
Monday, Also Judge Masters of Sparta.
Iona, the t~hree-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thompson, fell
and broke her collar bone, last Tuesday.
Frank Chase has disposed of his re-
cent purchase, the Davick farm, in JEFF
ferson, to E. ]. Harris, of the same
town.
Alderman Silbaugh made a business
trip to La Crosse on Monday, taking his
daughter over to enter the business uni
versity.
Hon. o. B. Thomas, of Prairie du
Chen, had matters before the probate
court, Tuesday. He renewed old
friendships in the city.
Considering the busy season the re-
union at La Fargo was well attended,
Wednesday and Thursday. Col. Butt,
Capt. Silbaugh, DIR. Shambaugh and a
Mr.. Smith were the speakers.
Times of sunrise and sunset for this
month are as follows: Sept. 1, 5:15 a. m.
and 6:27 p. H.. Sept. II, 5:26 a. m, and
500 p. m. Sept. 81, 5:37 a. M. and SOL
p. m. Sept 80, SAT a. IN. and 6:35 p. m.
-Wauzeka defeated Viola at ball on
Sunday, "a to 5. La Fargo met d crush
ing defeat at the hands of Soldiers
Grove, 16 to 3. La Fargo had to CON
tend with six of Richland Center's
crack players.
Mrs. VIM. Tewalt was conveyed to
the Mendoza asylum, on Friday. This
is the second time she has been an in
mate there, and it is to be sincerely
| wished that she may meet with perma-
nent relief.
S. N. Neprud of Westby, N. N. Nep-
rud of Coon Valley, and J. j. Burgust of
La Crosse, have just returned from a
months business and pleasure trip
! through Oregon, Washington and other
| western states.
The Groves-Barnes Music Co., of
Madison, Wis, have forwarded another
sample line of their best pianos and they
| can be seen at Ben G. Browns music
room. If you want a piano look at these
beautiful samples.
"A 100-acre farm 2 miles southeast of
| Liberty Pole for sale. Comfortable
| dwelling, Sc foot tobacco shed, well and
| windmill ON premises.
P. J. MCMANAMY,
Liberty Pole, Wis.
Mr.. N. Fl. Nodolf, who passed his
| summer vacation here and gave private
instruction to Robt. Wilkins in stenog-
raphy and typewriting, departed on
Saturday. for Sanborn, Minnesota, to
resume his duties as principal of schools.
School days lead us to the question
| of school shoes for the children. If you
cannot suit your age and your pocket
| book in our stock you cannot do so in
town this season.
VIROQUA SHOE STORE.
Up to date eight hunters licenses
have been secured from County Clerk
| Sherman. They are Alfred Cass, Van
S. Bennett, H. c. Gosling, FL. E. Rogers,
ST., Ed. l.. Coe, F. Fl. Graves, John
Weber, Jason Russell, Col. G. E. Morley.
Garfield and Willard Pencil and
Claude Seeley, who recently left here,
were sent with the Twenty-fourth regi-
ment to Vancouver. The latter succeed
ed in joining that regiment, but the
Pennell boys were a little late and ex-
pect 80 be assigned elsewhere.
Rev. G. W. Nuzum has disposed of
eight acres of land on the southern
limit of his farm, neal Lee Hiles' resi-
dence. One-half the tract goes to a Mr..
Peck, who will convert it into a market
garden, the other to Mr.. Bell for a poul-
try yard. Each will erect buildings on
the new possessions.
Mr.. p. Brody could be seen on the
street last Saturday sporting a genuine
Blackthorn cane that he received direct
from the farm where he was born and
raised, in the county Mayo, Ireland. We
believe Mr.. Brody possesses the only
genuine P%iackthorn In the county, and
hhe prizes it highly. -Cashton Record.
Vernon county sends quite a dele
CATION to La Crosse to enter at the open,
ing week of the business university.
The names of those coming to our no
tice are Misses Nettie Silbaugh and
Dora Frater and Oliver f. Helgeson, OF
Viroqua, Emmett Zook, of Newton
There are doubtless others.
Pink eye is appearing among cattle
of the southwest part of the state, ae
cording to State Veterinarian Clute, an6
is making serious inroads at variou.
places. TIE disease resembles in it
symptoms the affection that prevails
among horses, but responds to treatment
readily when attended to at n
At Bloomingdale, on Saturday
morning, one of the pioneers of that
section passd way. Mr.. Ole Thomson,
the aged father of Mrs. Peter Hanson
He was 81 years old; came to this coun
ty from Norway 81 years ago. He lived
with Mr.. Hanson. Mrs. Hanson is th.