Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-01-11
REFERS at Mi chaelsohn's.

Boys REFERS at Mi chaelsohn's.
DR. e. Gaines was over from La
Fargo, Tuesday.
Sterling silver spoons of all kinds
at Jos Boehrers.
Good wear, good value and good
fit at Michaelsohn's.
For bibles, go to Towner's. He
has some good bargains.
Miss Allie Richards returned to
Plattville normal school.
Mrs VIM. Brando and family have
returned TO the city fro m Wonewoc.
Sheriff Ericsson has appointed Oscar
Spelnm as his deputy for this city.
Ell. Perham is learning the jewelry
trade with L. A Herrick, at Sparta.
For sale, country and city real es-
tate. 9. III. MINsHALL.
Company A, Third Wisconsin regi-
ment, was mustered out at NeilIsville,
Thursday.
Mr. II. Kellogg, OF Rsadstown, was
among the CENsoR's many ont-of-town
callers, Thursday.
DE-. Arthur Hebbard, of Washburn,
Joined bis wife here in visit with her
relatives, the Tate connections.
Box. cut dress overcoats made by
the Pokwick system, light colors in the
latest shades, at Michaelaohn's.
There were recorded in the regis
ter of deeds office during 1898, PIG
marriages, births 1877, deaths So.
Business and social visits are
acknowledged from Messre. L. B. and
L. Fl. Glenn, of Dell, last Wednesday
Howard Bennett joined his company
at Portage, last week, where he will soon
bs mustered out of Uucle Sans service
Mrs. Lyle Tate left on Monday
evenings train f Iona, Iowa, to visit
with her rel, t. We, Mrs. S Nj. Morgan
who is quite ill.
Matte Barney, Grace Horton, Car
Peterson renewed teaching engage
ments in northern Wisconsin after pass
ing holidays at home.
For clear skin, clear all the way
through, transparent enough to let sun
shine, rosy cheeks show through - take
Rocky Mountain Tea Craig & 90.
Sever Hooversop, of Franklio, wht
spent holidays with parents in Franklin
has returned to Nortbti9ld, Minnesota
where he is student at ST Olaf college
-Subscribers should remember tina
we furnish the Inter. Ocean at 35 cent
wear AID the Milwaukee Sentinel o
50 cents ia connection with the CENSOR
M. and Mrs. Justin A, Porter re.
move to Lindsey, Wood county, this
week, whe e they will reside Mr.
Porter started his farm there in tbs
,wilds, last season.
The Viroqua h>uring Mills are nos
equipped with their own electric light
ing system. TIE city plant, by reaso
of providing only a midnight service
was insufficient for their demands.
Stephen G. Egeness departed FOL
Colorado Oh Wednesday last, in hops;
OF improviog his health and fad some
thing to his liking in q business way
The CENSOR trusts he will find both.
Ole Emilson and wife are enter
taining young stranger at their home
New Year son. Mr.. and Mrs. ThoS
Anderson are entertaining daughter
which arrived by the same route, Satur
day morning.
Another militia company with sixt
one members has been organized q
Beaver Dam to succeed Co. X, The
were mustered in the state service, Mon
day night, by Capt. B. Fl, Daley, c
Milwaukee.
Howard c. Miller, who retires fror
the county school superintendency, ez
poets TO pursue a course at the Miiwau
kee normal school. With his famll )
Mr. Miller will remaia in the city fo
some weeks.
De Soto has en- inhabitant, one {
oldest, if not the oldest person iu th
county, Mes. Blood, who is So year
old. She is one of the pioneer mothers
We are advised that Mrs Blood is ye
well possessed of her faculties
Mr.. j A DEER, OF Springville, ju'
returned from Iowa, where hepurchase
q fire Shorthorn bull calf for stock pm
poses. He tells the CENSOR that 1
the Iowa neighborhood where he wen
hogs are dying by the thousands {
cholera.
Mrs E Tilton, who accompanie
Mrs Rebecca Dav to Wausaa to tai
treatment for blindness, advises II
CENSOR that Mrs. Day was successful
operated on and has her sight restores
The lady is now with her daughter
Sparta, DIR. Paul Walker was ii
operator.
During the editors absence at Il
capital for the months TO follow, Ii
affairs of the CENSOR vii be in Ii
hands Ct the offire force. News iten
and personals will be gladly reoeiv'
from 81 sources. For the first f.
weeks of the session, at leest, the so
man" hopes to be able to atterd
"A case # considerable interest W
tried ia county court on Tuesday sr
Wednesday las. Miss Anna OILS
fl ed petition to have the lands of t
late Eber Olson. deceased, to belong
her as the adopted child Of Eber q
Julia Olson. Many witness on be
sides were examined and the turt to
until saturdaysIsst to give its decisi'
The decision was adverse to the pc
TONER, the court holding that sha v
not legally adopted by the old fol
Attorney Altizer, of Sparta, conduct
the case for the petitioner. G. A. RI
erts and O. J. Smith represented
estate.