Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-03-15
Money to loan on real estate. @. H.

Gland Stevens is working on the
DeSoto Herald.
DR.. Bell and wife of Viola, we're in
the city Thursday.
Beet overalls in the market for SO
cents at Michaelsohn & Cos.
Damp, chilly weather is what pro-
duces great amount of sickness.
Oil meal, the best grade, 81 % per
100 pounds, at Rogers & Williams.
Mrs. Ben Williams, who has been
dangerously ill, is reported as improving.
Register Hutchinson and wife are
i'll, at their farm home near Raadstown.
Physicians report a favorable i'm
provement in the general health OF the
people.
Don Sherman was busy, Monday,
sending out official blanks for the Judi
cial election.
DR.. j. T. Brown and W. Fl. Maibep
of Readstown, had business in probate
court, Tuesday.
j. Fl, Ward and Ransom Kellogg,
of Soldiers Grove, transacted busin ess
in the city. Tuesday.
@ G Stebbins, who has been con-
fined to his home the past two weeks,
is able to be around again.
All pensioners must exhibit their
certificate to he officer making their
voucher, before same can be executed.
- New lot of the finest Redland Naval
| oranges, also few barrels of extra keep
ing eastern winter apples, at Rogers &
Williams.
For a bargain in city property
cous sting of good new buildings, with
cistern and one acre of land, inquire of,
@. I'll Minshall.
The saw mill owned by Hynek
Bros, at Yuba, was consumed by fire
last Monday night. 1t was valued at
$500 and there was no insurance.
Pencil Carrot has purchased an
S0-acre farm near Ridgewsy, Harrison
county, Missouri, and departed for that
Place, Tuesday morning, to reside.
| Professors Hutton, Livingston and
Williams, with the help of Supt. Gard
ner, were the conductors of the teachers
institute held here during last week.
L V. Huschka has secured the con-
tract for erecting the new building for
Nelson & Campbell at Cashton, and work
will be pushed as rapidly as possible.
Robert Hammer called at the coun-
ty clerks office Saturday morning and
paid in the amount of shortage from
Mr.. Brandon's term of office, $387l9.
Subscribers should remember that
We furnish the Inter Ocean at 35 cents
a year and the Milwaukee Sentinel at
so cents in connection with the CENSOR
George Tate of La Fargo realized
fairly well upon his sale of Jersey cattle
recently. People came from all direc-
tions and were oil served to good hot
lunch
-Haus 0. Fortney, one of the largest
growers of tobacco in the town of Kick
apoo, delivered his SO crop last week.
He had 10000 pounds which Melted
him over 5000
Are you thin? Would you like to
get fat and plump? Tried "laughing,"
t'wouldn't work-now take Rocky Noun
tain Tea-t'will do the business. 35
cents.-A. J. johnson & Co.
--Axel Nordrum has two first class
second hand sewing machines, one i'm
proved high arm Singer and the other
the New American. Will sell for cash,
or trade for hay, straw or wood.
With the advent of spring we are
receiving our new stock of crockery.
Don't forget to inspect our stock if you
need any dishes of any kind.
ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
-FoR SALE An 9-room house with six
lots, on the corner south of Esperseth's.
Good cistern and woodshed 1t will be
remembered that this house was built
last season. Will sell cheap for cash.
N. H. KINEs, Viroqua, Wis.
ALI men are created equal, but all
men are not equally good looking. You
can improve your looks by getting one
OF those beautiful spring style hats and
a perfect fitting Pickwick suit, the best
made and neatest looking suits in the
market. Sold by Michaelsohn Clothing
Co. The bes5 is none too good for you.
On Sunday morning the pastor will
preach the first of the open church SER
mons and at the same time receive into
full membership those who have been
on six months probation. Those hav-
ing church letters will please hand them
in during the week. The evening SER
vice will be for everybody, and we
promise them a good, bright, happy
| time.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S. sales the
past week are as follows: Tom T. Fort
ney, Emerson three section harrow;
Matthias Peterson, s. Fl. Rud wagon;
Ole Severson, Cham pion three section
harrow; T. N. Beaver, Fish wagon CON-
plete and Fountain City 70 tooth har-
row; J. @. Atcbison, 1000 fb Victor
scales; Morrison & Proctor, s. Ell. ten
horse Aultmsn traction engine; Hansen
Il Borgerson, Bors air light heater.
Messrs G. FL. Neperud, S. Hans an,
and d. Wood, a committee appointed by
the county board of Trempealeau county
to examine our county asylum for the
purpose of learning information that
might be of interest for the erection OF
an asylum in their county, were in the
city Tuesday. The gentlemen were
chaperoned by DR.. VIM. Trowbridge,
of this city, formerly of Trempealeau
county, and were entertained during
the day by Superintendent and Mrs
Wilkins.
| Miss Franc Goode, who has Just
completed course of shorthand and
typewriting at the Madison business
college, has secured position as stem
ographer for A. A. Stelt;" 3, manager for
the Case Thresher company and Milwau
kee Harvester company, in Madison.
Mr.. Stelting is hustling business man,
who has gone from the lowest to the
uppermost round OF the ladder with the
concerns which he represents. He is a
Vernon county boy, a former resident
of the town of Forest.
"A provision of the postoffics appro-
priation bill requires star route mail
contractors to live contiguous to the
routes awarded them. If this becomes