Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-05-17

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house of Nj. Ii. Bekkeial in Soldiers
Grove,
The Kickapoo railroad is arranging
for eighteen Sunday excursions The
present season. The first occurred last
Sunday
The Madison Journal says Asa E.
Groves is off on a business trip to Port
Arthur Texas, where he has bushes:
interests.
Jens Davidson, Westby's real estate
dealer, has negotiated and sold four fine
farms in that neigborhood within the
past month,
Don't send away for bicycles and
sewing machines, when Towner will sell
them just as cheap, and You can see the
goods before you buy.
General and Mrs. Rogers are repre-
senting Viroqua Post and Relief Corps
at the encampments in session at Mil
waukee, this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Nuzum gave an
anniversary party for their daughter
Fife Friday evening. 1t was a large
and pleasant gathering.
A fine Crown piano-organ on exhi
bition at the Viroqua house Call this
week if You want bargain Old organ.
taken in exchange.
The district Woodman picnic ii
Sparta, June B. promises to be a grea
affair. Special trains, at reduced fare
viii be run from all points
Hon. Geo. w. Taylor, auxiliary
member CT the state board of control
paid an official visi5 of inspection to the
county house and asylum.
Charles Morterud was a Blooming
dale caller, on Saturday. He says Miner
Brothers have increased their purchase
to 100 forties of timber lands In Forest
county.
Alderman 0. H Helgeson is Motif
ed of the fact that he may now properly
be addressed as grandpa an infant
daughter at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Anton Weiken of Cashton
j. G. Strawn has disposed of his
three lots in McLees' addition to the
city, to John Devlin. Mr.. Strawn has
purchased other lard near the residence
of p. Bouffleur ON which he will erect a
nice residence
Squire Tubbs, of Viola, spent a
couple of days with Viroqua friends.
Father Tubbs is eighty-three years old,
yet ne has lost none of the intellectual
powers he possessed in his earlier and
stronger manhood.
Mrs. J. f. Lepley died of consump-
ton, at Viola, on Tuesday The family
removed from this city few weeks
since Twin babies and two older
daughters are left to share the grief with
a bereft husband
Mrs. Geo Michaelsohn and her par
ents, the Grossman family, have re-
moved from Chicago to Long Island,
state of New York Their wholesale
business was transferred to New York
City, some time ago
"A few days ago, says the Reedsburg
Free Press, residents of the village of
Lime Ridge We're treated to a sight that
recalled the spring days of twenty years
ago. A flock of pigeons passed over go
ing north so long that the first of the
flock was out of sight before the rear
had passed.
II have been sufferer from chronic
diarrhoea ever since the war and have
used all kinds of medicine for it. AT last
found one remedy that has been a sue
cess as a cure, and that is Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera, and Diarrhma Remedy
p. E. GRESHAM, Gaars Mills, La. For
sale by A. J. johnson & Co., druggists.
After six years of faithful and intel
hgent service as mail agent on the Viro-
qua branch Mr. N ID. Button has re-
signed his position for the purpose of
engaging in the grocery business at
Sparta. He is succeeded by Guy G..
Ellis. of La Crosse county, who took up
his labors last Thursday.
The indications are that Viroqua
will have the most elaborate Memorial
day exercises and finest parade the city
has ever known. The procession will
consist of fourteen divisions. Company
Nj viii be an attractive feature in glitter
ing uniform The boys will act as escort
to their older comrades of the Grand
Army. Full particulars viii be given
next week
One day lass week special car,
carrying officials of the G. 81 N w.
railroad came to Fennimore and tiled
up there while the officials took the
Marrow Guage' and went toWoodman
and over to WauZeka. They were look
ing over the ground for the purpose OF
determining whether to take the Kick.
apoo road and extend it down through
this county, and run their trains over it,
Lancaster Teller.
An exchange says that ''e' is the
most unfortunate letter in the English
alpha bet because it is never in cash
never out of debt and never iu,danger
The aforesaid exchange forgets that the
letter 'e is never in war, but always in
peace, 1t is the beginning of ease and
the end of trouble. Without it there
would be no heads, no heaven, no news
papers, and no advertising. 1t is also IL
marriage and yet remains in single
| blessedness.
In company with party of sight
seers the CENSOR man spent couple OF
/ hours in Westby on Thursday last, and
while there the party We're the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Dahl Westby, like
every nook and corner of Vernon county
shows marked evidences of prosperity
New buildings, additions, repairing ani
painting are shown on every hand
| Probably the most extensive structur,
| to be made there the present season Ii
! the fine dwelling house of Ole Friedrich
son, for which material is being placed
on Il desirable location Values il
building sites in Westby have gone on |
regular old high this season, same a
IN Viroqua.
The success DR.. McElwee has had il
treating chronic diseases has never beel
lequallcd in Wisconsin. The oldest per
sons have never seen such cures, ans
| those who doubted most are Eow tn,
4 doctors most enthusiastic admirers
The recent successful treatment of Mis-
Hart. whose physicians said there wa
absolutely no hope, is remarkable in
stance of what the doctor is accomplish
| ing every day. She seemed SO far gon
4 with lung trouble that nobody had tn
least hope, and the extent of her i'm
proyement under DIR. McElwee's treat
Ine1lt is expressed By the physician VIII
had been treating her Just before. a
siinrly miraculous, and in many othe
diseases, like rheumatism, neuralgia
bad stomach troubles. etc, the sam
wonderful results are noted.