Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-03-08

La Crosse, last Saturday, where she was
detained by sickness for three weeks.
The Herald says that while cutting
wood at his place near r adstown, Will
Hutchinson severely cut one Of his feet.
Mrs. Fl. P. Proctor went to Beloit,
Monday, to be present at the last sac
ritee of the burial Of CARROLL Dixon.
Dance at opera hall next Wednes-
dav evening, March 10Th. Music by
the Fisk & Weldon orchestra of Bara
boo.
New lot of the finest Rsdland Naval
oranges, also few barrels of extra keep
ing eastern winter apples, at Rogers &
Williams.
For a bargain in city property
consisting of good new buildings, with
cistern and one acre Of land, inquire of,
@. FL Minshali.
The Viroqus Telephone company
have added a power generator to their
switch board, which makes the operators
work more convenient.
On Saturday NJ -cn Tate and Roy
Calkins, of Viola, Passed through this
city enroute to La Crosse to enter the
Wisconsin Business University.
Prof. A. J. Hutton and j. w. Liv-
ingston will deliver free lecture this
Wednesday evening, at the Congrega-
tional church. Everybody invited.
Subscribers should remember that
we furnish the Inter. Ocean at 35 cents
year and the Milwaukee Sentinel at
so cents in connection with the CENSOR
During January ten new camps were
organized in the state; 1,700 new mem
bers Joined the order in the Jurisdiction
during the month and 103 camps were
instituted.
FoInd-A pocket book with sum of
money, between John Michaelsohn's
farm and Westby. Owner can have
same by proving property and paying
for this notice.
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 & Go.
--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.
Saturday last The Michaelsohn
clothing house received fine assortment
of hats, the correct style for spring
and summer of 1899. Come in and see
them. Also the latest in neckwear.
F. J. Goldman was in the city and
at Westby, last week, arranging for the
shipment of Suffer Brothers tobacco
packing. Thirty to forty cars will be
required to move the packings.
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.
Gerald Seal and Adna Dewitt, both
of this city, we're united in marriage
Saturday at neon. Ceremony took place
at the home Ut Mr.. and Mrs. S V. De-
Witt, and was performed by Rev. W. F.
Nuzum. The young people have the
best wishes OF their many friends.
Wanted, 100 customers who can
wear pants, waist size 80 81 or 80
These pants are north from SO to IS
and must be sold; will now go at prices
from 81 so to So rs. Young men, you
can't afford to lose such bargains as
these at Michaelsohn & Cos. Fall in
line.
"A company OF business men of
Westby visited Chicago on Friday for
the purpose of inducing the officers OF
the st. Paul company to enlarge the
side track facilities in that village. The
delegation consisted of Ole Fredrickson,
Jens Davidson, Assemblyman Dahl, Ole
Thoreson and MIR. Jackson.
-Sergesnts Fred Hanson and Ben
Borgerson are arranging to settle down
in the old home and commence business.
They will very soon open frst-class
restaurant in Opera block. probably as
early as next Saturday. The boys will
have the best wishes of the entire com
munity in their new enterprise. They
are entirely worthy of public confidence
and patronage.
The Fisk & Weldon orchestra of
Baraboo. has been engaged to furnish
their excellent music for q concert and
dance, Wednesday evening, Marth is.
A fine program, all musical, will be
rendered, making high class enter
tainment worthy of large patronage.
The program will begin at 8 o'clock and
continue for an hour aud half after
which dancing will begin. Admission
to concert 25 cents Those holding
dance tickets are admitted free.
l r. o. SaRmons and George Stumble
organized Camp OF Woodmsn at Lib
erty Pole, last Tuesday, which starts
with a charter membership of sixteen
Following are the officers:
Venerable Consul-w. R. Claw alter.
| Worthy Advisor-Wm. Horribly.
Clerk-P. L. Fortney.
) Managers-Ed Riley. Frank Munyon, E. E
Snodgrass
Escort-Lloyd Bolen.
Watch--Aroe Slack.
/ Sentry-Fred RileS.
Let every citiEen be loyal to th'
home town. Always have good wore
to say for it to strangers and friends
never let your personal feelings, ieal
, ousiee or prejudices creep in or sllov
3 you to say one word against your neigh
= Dor. Yon are not only doing him ant
I your town an injustice, but you hur
y yourself more than your enemy. An,
man conssrvan. with the world will nc
h tice the venom in the talk OF the ma
. who had q bad word for his bushes
q opponent and the result is nearly Gel
a tsia to be that Of booamersng.-Ex.
:. We, the undersigned farmers hsy
it purchased OF Chss. 8. Slack j Compan
+ the past week, the following Implement
% john IT. Fortney, Emerson three-sectio
d harrow, Sam j. Ottum, Leader roa
o. scrsper and Beloit three section harrow
r. Phil Melvin. Emerson spring tooth ha
" row; Hans o. Bolstsd, Ped Gross Sign