Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-10-25
COUNTY CENSOR
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER s5, 1899.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1899.
Try a 'Viroqua Stub" a first class
sc smoke.
La Fargo has recovered FROM a ty-
phoid fever scare.
DIR. Porter returned from his visit
to Boston, Monday.
You ought to get some of Queal's
bargains in windows.
-Graphophone entertainment at OBJ
era house tonight.
The latest and nobbiest hat or tie
at Michaelsohn's.
They are birds. What? Why?
Sparta Pride" sc cigar.
This section of country is D
fencing genuine summer weather.
Two prairie schooners" went south
through Viroqua on Saturday.
Mr.. John r. Lochray was here to
pass Sunday with his sisters family.
A fine display of Pickwick clothing
during fair week at Michaelsohn's.
-Cornl Corn! Best price paid for
1000 bushels by Davis & Wise, Viroqua.
-Queal & Co mpany want you to com
and look over their hardwood ~foorings
--lSddC OUlDcIS dLu Whc dIc lutuc
glad by the arrival of an heir at their
home.
Now is the time to advertise stray
stock, and the CENSOR is the place to do
the advertising.
-Viroqua military Canton is doing
considerable practice and becoming
quite proficient in tactics.
"A warm, convenient barn, with
1911 Lea 60. 1x% Vr,nf1Tsa nf N.Y.,
Dowell, near court house.
"A great amount of hunting is being
done for small game. Squirrels are
slaughtered by the thousand.
The johnson and Knutson families
left La Fargo and removed to Minneso-
ia &c engage in the lumber business.
Wanted, 1000 bushels corn, for which
we will pay the highest market price,
if good and sound. DAVIS 81 WISE.
Parties desiring to purchase light or
heavy wagons at sacrifice prices a do
80 at the Pulver machine shop. Call
soon
Fall over coatsi We can't describe
the beautiful fit and finish. You just
have to come and try them on at Mich
aelsohn's.
Lost or strayed, a large Maltese Cat,
with small white spot on his throat.
Finder will receive reward IT he Is re-
turned to Miss Rusk.
Healthy, happy babies. Mothers
say Rocky Mountain Tea is the greatest
baby medicine in the world. 30 cents.
A. J. johnson 81 Co., druggists.
Mr.. George Herbst spent Sunday at
Sparta. His family returned with him.
They will have rooms with Mrs. Shep-
ard in the Peter Nelson residence.
WIN. Davis was in the city from
Ferryville, Tuesday. With III. G. Cos
ling, he went to Cashton to see their old
army comrade, E. J. Campbell, who is
quite infirm.
Miss Nettie Silbaugh, who is TAX
ing a full course at the La Crosse bust
ness university, spent Sunday at home.
She is well pleased with her work and
the advancement she is making.
The first party of deer hunters from
the south passed through here a week
ago. They had the equipage for a full
seasons outing. The exodus from this
county bids fair to be large in a few
days.
The Epworth League will give a
public reception Friday evening, Oct.
27th, from z to 10 o'clock, at the Metho-
dist parsonage. Let all come and get
acquainted with the new pastor and
family.
The public will have an opportu
nifty to see and hear something real anu
grand that has never been given this city
on this Wednesday evening--the phono-
graphic recital. 1t will repay all to be
present.
Through Frank Chase, Dan Wise
sold five acres off the southeast corner
of his farm for $3.50, oP. Simonson to be
used for tobacco cultivation. Mr.. Chase
sold ID. A. Isaacson's S0-acre farm in
Hamburg, to young La Crosse German
named Zuhc.
LAND AND TIMBER WANTED. 90,
40 or so acres of good stumpage wanted,
or will buy both land and stumpage,
within four miles of court house, Viroqua
If stumpage, will be cleared by purchaser
and brush piled by June 1, 1900. Apply
at once, personally or in writing to Col
c. NJ. Butt, Viroqua, Wis.
Mr.. j. c. Proctor, of Madison. High
Secretary of the Independent Order OF
Foresters, is spending a fortnight al
Readstown in the interest of that order
On Saturday evening an entertainment
will be given there by the organization
which will be attended by members Of
the order from this place. : Jerry Rush
Court has a special invitation.
The w. c. T. u. county convention
held in this city last Tuesday. was moi
largely attended but proved an interest
ing occasion for those present. The
local union provided dinner in the church
parlors for all visitors. Officers elected
President, Mrs. Addie Long. Leon; Sec
rotary, Mrs. p. s. Curtis, Virudua; Treas
urer, Mrs. o. T. Westby, Westby.
Mr.. Arvin Chase, of Red Mound
who lost his home by fire a few day,
ago, says he feels especially thankful Il
the John Dawson a. Co. agency and til,
Fire Association Insurance Company
of Philadelphia, for prompt and liberia
settlement. Mr.. Chase already has hi
money and has the lumber on tn
ground for a new dwelling which vii
be rapidly pushed to completion.
Il wish to express my thanks to tn
manufacturers of Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, for hav
ing put on the market such a wonder
ful medicine, " writes w. w. M Essingil
OF Beaumont, Texas, There are man.
thousands of mothers whose childrel
have been saved FROM attacks of dyson
terry and cholera infantum who mus
also feel thankful. 1t is for sale by A
j. johnson q Co., druggists.