Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-09-20
COUNTY CENSOR
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1899.
Viola fair, October 4, 5, 6.

Everybody busy With the fair.
-Amund Bjelland is home for fair.
John Dickson is in Ohio on a visit.
Fair tickets ON sale at Proctor's bank.
The fair attracts Earl Everson home
from Iowa.
Geo. Monti was over from Genoa on
Wednesday.
You ought to get some of Queals
bargains in windows.
Miss Helen Perham of this city, will
teach the Manning school.
John A. Cummings has sold his
furniture busines IS at Sparta.
Miss Lizzie Rounds, sister of Mrs.
Stemen, has returned from st. Paul.
Hans G. Hanson, of Franklin, has
been granted a pension of s. per month.
Attorneys Smith and Griffin attend
ed circuit court at Richland Center last
week
Mr. |. w. Switzer is home from
South Dakota, where he spent much of
the summer.
George Kendalls barn with its con-
tents, was destroyed in Mound Park, a
few days ago by fire.
Miss Grace Wilson of Kickapoo, has
gone to West Superior, to spend the
winter with relatives.
Prof. Theodore Running, of the
state university, is visiting relatives
and friends in this community.
Col. G. E. Morley and wife arrived
from Madison last Thursday for d two
weeks visit in this city and vicinity.
One of the principal features of the
La Crosse fair was a dog show, in which
hundreds of CANNES were entered for
premiums.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Tilton are greatly
improved. Their sons, Will and Lester,
and daughter, Mrs. Porter, all of Wood
county, came to help care for them.
Prof. Kronson, the eye specialist, is
in the city during the fair, and will be
glad to meet all parties needing his pro-
fessional services. At the Park hotel.
Mrs. E. S. Gaines of La Fargo, who
has been sick at the residence of l.. r.
Gaines in this city, has recovered suffi-
cient to be taken to her fathers home
at New Lisbon.
Attorney and Mrs. Manning were
up from Soldiers Grove and had de-
grees conferred upon them in Eastern
Star Chapter, Tuesday evening of last
week.
Ed. Rogers, who was taken with ty-
phoid fever, is improving. His wife
now has the same disease. New Lisbon,
their home, is reported to have seventy
five cases of the disease.
Secretary FOgo writes the CENSOR
that the Richland county fair, which is
to be heldpnext week, will eclipse past
exhibitions. Richland always has a
good fair, and the largest crowds to be
seen anywhere congregate there.
While at the Interstate fair at La
Crosse, last week. Charlie Moore of
Kickapoo, purchased a pair of Lincoln
shire sheep. They are very fine speci-
mems, and probably cost more than any
sheep ever brought to this county.
-Berent Dahl, inventor of the new
tobacco sorter, has returned from a trip
through the growing states for the pur-
pose of exhibiting his machine. The
machines are being manufactul ed at
the Fuller & Johnson works at Madi-
son, and are greatly improved over last
years make.
Marriage licenses have been obtain
ed from the county clerk during the
past week by the following persons:
Thos. L. Orrison of Webster and Mar
garet Sutherland of Victory. Morrow
Marshall of Union and Miss Parmelia
Eastman of Forest. Clarence +. Pow
ell and Mrs. Jennie Lillis of Viroqua.
George Thompson and Mrs. Massa M.
Estes of Kickapoo.
The Travellers Acc ident Insurance
Co. is now issuing a new and very lib
eral form of accident ticket insuring
both men and women against all acct
dents while travelling in any public con-
eyanc railway passenger car or
steam ship. S., 900 is the amount paid
in case of accidental death, and an in
demnity of $15 per week in case of to-
tally disabling injury, at zoe per day,
ten days 81. so, thirty days So. 80.
Every graduate of shorthand de-
partment employed. Nine out of ten
graduates of other departments, equally
successful. Free car fare. Endorsed
by every bank in the cities in which To-
Gated. are a few of the inducements of
fered by Toland's Business Universities,
La Crosse, Eau Claire, Wausau, and
Monroe, Wis, and Winona, MINI. For
catalogue or other information, address
F. J. Toland La Crosse, Wis.
Mrs c. o. Andrews and Miss Net
tie Moreli fortunately escaped with
their lives in a runaway on one of the
hills this side of Genoa. a few DAYS since.
The horse ran with them, throwing the
vehicle and occupants over an embank-
ment and upon rocks twelve feet below.
Mrs. Andrews sustained quite severe
injuries about'the head, which were al
first thought to be dangerous, but later
develope only bad bruises. Miss Nor
ELI sustained a severe flesh wound or
one of her limbs. 1t is almost a mira
Gle that both ladies were not killed il
their plunge upon the rocks.
There is no travelling physician in
this country who has inspired more
confidence or done more good than DIR
F. B. Brewer. He is far from thos,
kind of physicians who go about at ran
dom, picking up cases here and there
with only the object of getting theil
money. DR.. Brewer always gives al
honest opinion in every case presented
to him, and viii not undertake any cast
unless there is a reasonable certainty o
a cure. From what we have seen an(
heard OF his success, there is no physl
clan whom we would recommend il
chronic diseases than DIR. Brewer. Thos,
cut of health, will remember that DR.
Brewer is to be for consultation on hi
next visit at the Viroqua hotel in thi
city on Thursday, September ssth,