Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-02-22

Mrs. VIM. Calhoon, of the town of
Clinton is critically ill.
II. o. Mork is recovering from q
severe attack of la grippe.
-Thorson's photograph gallery is
open every Wednesday and Saturday at
WestDy, Wis.
Mrs. M. @. Nichols, Worthy Matron
of Viroqua Eastern Star lodge, is attend
ing grand lodge in Milwaukee.
Fred Stahl bought Hereford ten
months' old calf of John Edwards that
tipped the beam at 100 pounds.
Charles Edwards lost fine horse,
last Thursday, it becoming entangled
in barb wire fence.
See the largest assortment and best
quality of seeders and drills on the
market. DAVIS & WISE.
"A meeting of the representatives Of
tie ives tern fair circuit will be held al
Sparta, next Saturday.
Have you aeen those B adger seeders
with spring trip just unloaded at Oh as
S. Slack Il Co.'S?
VIM. Webb now has five well-drill.
ing machines at work in Vernon and
Crawford counties.
News from Chicago is to the effect
that little daughter recently came to
the home of Mrs. George Michaelsohn.
County Treasurer Forum passed
Saturday and Sunday at his home in
Bristow, for the first time in two months
Miss Barbara Munson, who has
been quite Ill with>la grippe, contracted
three weeks since, is now able to be up
occasionally, though still quite weak.
Rev. VIM Nuzum is conducting a
revival meeting at the Christian church
this week, commencing at 7:30. Every
body invited.
AT the Lutheran Synod church,
Viroqua, services in English will be con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. Bestul, next
Sunday evening.
Owing to the oyster beds having
been frozen over and deep snow, our
dealers Lave been unable to get orders
filled.
Mrs. Jealnettoe Arnolte, of Scatter
wood, South Dakota, arrived in the city
last Wednesday, and is guest of her
daughter, Mrs. s. y. Jackson.
All members of Vernon lodge L. o,
G.. T. are requested to meet at the resi-
dence of Fl. l.. Rayner this Wednesday
evening; also those wishing to join the
lodge are Invited to be present.
-Samuel-Don't figure on marrying
a model wife unless You are mind read
or, and know for certain that she takes
Rocky Mountain Tea.-A. j. johnson &
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Towner went
to Milwaukee, Monday morning to at
tend the Grand Chapter of the Eastern
Star and the Grand Chapter of Royal
Arch Masons, respectively.
Carl Coe has purchased nice re.
pair outfit and went to Cashton, Mon
day, to branch out in the jewelry bust
ness. All of Oarl's friends join in wish
! ing him success in business life.
The Columbian comedy company
gave entire satisfaction on their recen,
appearance here. They will again re
turn to Viroqua, Monday, Tuesday an6
Wednesday evenings, February 81, Is
and March l. Admission 10, 20 snt
80 cents.
Gentle spring is coming, and star
right by selecting your footwear at the
VlroquR Shoe Store. New stock now
arriving. Shoes for infants, shoes fol
the girls, shoes for the boys, shoes fol
wome n, shoes for men. Shoes Shoes!
I ShoesM! ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
"A Connecticut farmer fed his b ems
on sawdust and cornmeal. This scheme
worked all o. x until he set hen ant
imagine his surprise when the chicks
Matched out, to find that twelve OF then
had wooden legs, one was woodpeckel
aud that all of them we're blind. igor
further examination he saw dust in theil
eyes which could not be removed.
The tobacco warehouse at Soldiers
Grove has been preparing to open uE
this week. Mr. Bekkedal has been there
for compile of weeks and has shipped al
but few carloads of the '9S packing
Sorting would have commenced few
days sooner but the tobacco cases die
not arrive. About sixty assorters will bs
employed.
Attorney @. j. Smith is having The
stone delivered for the foundation of {
new home, on his lot adjoining Fred
Eckhardt's new residence. Dell Seals
has the contract for the work, which
will commence as soon as the weather
becomes settled. 1t lie estimated the
entire cost of this new improvement tt
the residence portion of our city will b.
in the neighborhood of $4,000.
In letter renewing his mothers
subscription to tie CENSOR, Don Mortor
writes from Springfield, Missouri: "W,
couldn't get along Will 1t the paper
Are having beautiful spring weather
now aud the birds are singing, yet tbs
morning of the 18th inst, mercury
registered 29o below. This winter hai
broken all records, II > below being tn,
coolest ever known in this country
heretofore. Would like to tell you o
some of the beauties OF this ''land OF thu
Ozarks," but time and space prohibit
Consumption is the most dreaded
of all diseases, and that this is true il
not strs- &c, since no other disease take
off one-hslf so many people. "Th'
Nineteenth Century" lately published al
account of DR.. Walther's success il
treating this disease at Woodrsch, Il
, the Baden Black, Forest, Germany. Hi
patients almost invariably recover, sn'
the same may be said OF DR.. McElwee's
who have been treated in similar wa,
for several years past. The cases o
Mrs. Ludwig and Miss Hopp are bot
striking examples OF what DR. Motive,
is doing with thie class Of cases. Mis-
) Harp has gained nearly ten pounds dur
ing the past month; her cough ha
!, nearly stopped, her strength has game
wonderfully. Mrs. Ludwig continue
! | to gain as she has been doing for ts
or three months.