Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-10-04
COUNTY CENSOR
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1899.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1899.
-Virogua band will furnish music
for Viola fan.
-You ought to get some of Queals
bargains in windows.
The latest and nobbiest hat or tie
at MtalIel3)1l'S.
Judge Mahoney and Capt. Silbaugh
were at Ontario, Monday.
Clothing merchants report a great
trade since the cold snap.
A fine display of Pickwick clothing
during fair week at Michaelsohn's.
--Queal q Company want you to corn
and look over their ha rdwood foorirgs
Mrs. ". f. Fisher was called 10
Bangor to attend the funeral of an uncle.
Peter Fortney, of Liberty Pole, re-
turned from a business trip to North
Dakota.
-Thoreson's photograph gallery is
open every Wednesday and Saturday at
Westby, Wis.
DR.. G. V. Porter left for Boston,
Saturday, to attend National farmers
congress.
Ole o. Thompson, of Detroit. Min
nesota, is visiting relatives and friends
- oAAo az NA0 SOAlllkNAhAuJs
Captain Moses, of Milwaukee, late
of the Fourth regiment, was in the city
Monday, for a call on Capt. Silbaugh.
L. Chase, the osteopath, will have
his office after the first of October, in
rooms over B.. f. Purdy's harness shop.
Over 25 per cent is the figures that
u increase of business this year over
last shows. Why? THE BIG STORE.
DIR. McElwee, the well known med
ical specialist, will visit Viroqua at the
Viroqua hotel on Tuesday, October 10th.
Farmers tell the CENSOR that there
was a little freeze ON shielded tobacco
in low valleys, but the damage will be
light.
Young men wantedl Ages from IA
to 90 years, to wear Pickwick clothing
from Michaelsohn's. They don't cost
muchl
Fall over coatsl We can't describe
the beautiful fit and finish. You just
have to come and try them on at Mich
aelsohn's.
The stores of Blashek- 81 Haines-
worth and Henry Dose, were burglar
lied at Stoddard, Friday night, and
about $40 in goods taken.
Second car load of trunks just re-
ceived at the Blue Front store; all bought
before the great advance. VIII be sold
at old prices, fifty per cent below value.
Two stoves for sale, cook and heat.
or, also large family wardrobe and
lounge, single harness, for sale cheap,
by Mrs. VIM. Dowell, near court house.
Young Peoples society of the North
west Prairie church will met at the res
idence Of Peter Thompson. near Bris-
tow, Sunday night next. Everybody
invited.
"A large barn ON the farm of Thorn
as Flanagan, near Readstown, was
burned recently, together with far m
implements, grain and a few head of
young stock.
The Bottor1 boys, who used to re-
eide here, met with a severe fire 10 IS at
Northwood, Minnesota. Their store
and stock to the amount of about &c.
600 were lost,
Prof. bronson, the eye specialist,
will make his next professional visit to
this city Wednesday and Thursday,
October 18th and 10th. He a be con-
suited ut the Park hotel.
Trunks! Trunks! Too many fol-
u space; must sell at bargains for q
short time TO get Come now and
save fifty per cent.
BLUE FRONT STORE.
September sales nearly doubled last
years at the Blue Front Store. We
want our friends to help us make the
same increase for October. Prices, quail
ity. and fair dealing are the inducement:
we offer.
The CENSOR today surrenders 4
good portion of its local space to givt
publication to the award of fair premi
ums. There is nothing during tn,
whole year that is sorutinized will
greater interest than this publication.
People interested in the Liberty
Pole cemetery met on the grounds Sat
urday last, and organized an association
Following officers were elected for thu
year: President, Henry L. Gardner
secretary, Carl b. Fortney; treasurer
Theodore Carroll; trustees, John Hen
derson, Chris Henry, Chris Weber.
A Free Exhibition. For the benefi
of our patrons and friends, we are hold
ing an exhibition of fall foot wear il
our store. Henry Rogers and Franz
Williams are in charge and will explain
the make and value of the many differ
ent lines. You are cordially invited 3
call. Souvenirs for all.
AT THE VIRoQUA SHOE STORE.
Rev. A. j. Coram preached his fare
well sermon, Sunday night, and tn
church was crowded to its capacity
Citizens generally. regardless of demon
nation, regret the removal of Mr.. an
Mrs. Coram, Mr.. Coram has been a
active worker in the church and all G
the societies of the city. All will wis
them happiness and success in the spleI
did town of Augusta, their new field {
labor. A farewell reception will b
given in their honor at the residence {
NJ. ID. Chase, this evening. They TAX
their departure, Thursday.
The friends and relatives of Mi
Harp are rejoicing over her recover
from what seemed a certainly fatal di
ease. She had been given up less tina
ayear ago by the doctors who pronoun
ed her case hopeless. And yet, toda
she seems quite well, all the symptom
of that terrible disease, Consumption
having left her. 1t seems that they CO.
suited DIR. McElwee when all hope WI
gone and he succeeded in bringing b
out all right. The doctor follows q
plan for treating consumption that d
been so successful at Nordrach in Il
Black Forest. Germany, besids his 81
cial remedies that a vast experience b
taught him are useful in these cases