Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-02-22
Miss Nora White has new piano.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Nuzum spent
Sunday with relatives in Tomah.
-Abner Silbaugh was in Milwaukee
the first of the week,
For bibles, go to Towner's. He
has some good bargains.
General Rogers writes from Mexico
that his wife has been indisposed.
Second hand saw mill for $35 at
Chas. S. Slack & Cos.
DR.. Phineas Stevens is very low at
mis- home in this city.
The change from the protracted
and extreme cold was welcome one.
Wanted Married man with small
family to work on dairy farm.
q. V. PORTER, Viroqua.
Geo. E. Morse and Geo. w. Allen,
of Jefferson, gossiped with the CENSOR
force, while in the city, last Saturday.
Look outl Reduced prices at Mich
aelsohn's Sale TO commence today
and continue until further notice.
That most noted and successful
specialist, DR.. McElwee, will visit Viro-
qua on Tuesday, February 28, at the
Viroqua hotel.
Jos. l.. Johnson has disposed of
his farm near Retreat and purchased
the Appleman place Of 100 acres, four
miles west of Viroqua.
The death of Mrs. Vincent LON
bard is reported from Retreat, where she
died suddenly, last Friday, from heart
trouble.
Those desiring sewing done call at
residence on Rusk avenue, opposite
Thee. Browns. Boys clothing and
ladies' Jackets. MARY HIooK.
Rev. Aasheim, pastor of West
Prairie, North Prairie, y gica and Bad AK
churches, was married at Lew Lisbon
on Thursday last to Miss Inga Hoist.
A famous dish for breakfast keeps
the whole family well-costs only 81
cents lasts 30 days one package Of
Rocky Mountain Tea.-A. ]. Johnson 4
90.
Mrs Myra Morrison has purchased
the Goodell property, south Of the Con
gregational parsonage, and the family
will occupy the same by the first Of
March
"A little stranger, son, came to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Nj. Minshall
on Monday. congratulations to the
Young people, exclaim all their friend 8
It's Grandpa Frank, now.
H. Il. Packard has sold his resi-
deuce pror srty in the Second ward tt
Mrs Jane Nelson He expects to sci
ect a new location aud bnild the coming
season.
More precious than pure gold be
cause it never fails to cure your head
ache, indigestion, constipation, pimples
bad blood. A great system regulator
Rocky Mountain Tea.-A. j. johnson 4
Co.
- For bargains in wagons, buggies
seeders, drills, hsrrows, spring -tootl
harrows, eultivators, disc harrows, riding
and walking plows, etc, we will sell a
low as the lowest. Call and see on
goods before buying. DAVIS WISE.
Capt. t. j. Dunlap, late of the .
s. navy, under auspices of the G. A. Il
will deliver his celebrated lecture on tn
navy at their hall in the city of Viroqua
ON the 9th day Of February at s P. m
Every body invited. Admission 30 cents
H. O. Gosling received dispatcl
on Thursday from California announc
ing the death OF his sister, Mary, wife O
w H. Hockabout, aged 55 years. Tht
lady was an early settler of Franklin
She WAS married to Mr.. Hocksbout ant
they moved west several years ago
Five children survive the deceased.
The Columbian comedy compau,
produced some fine plays and selec
songs while in the city. Their effor
was SO we'll appreciated by the larg
audiences present that Manager Rrowl
has arranged for their appearance agGi1
February ~, Is, and March 1. Lsiie
free, Monday night Seatu now on sal
AZ Burin & Arnold's An entire ne,
program. Admission 10, 20 and 3
cents.
The following parties have pun
chased of Chas. S. Slack II Co., the pas
week: Joseph Orrison end Fred Shell
new Case Compound traction engin
and thresher tank; Chss Jordan, Henne
top buggy; Wapp Bros., 40-foot WOO
saw belt; Fl. ii. Steenson, Sylvan Re
Gross heating stove; A. A. Buckles an
d. A. Bundy, Northwesterr -oad wager
VIM. II. Slater, Northw, stern oscilla
ing bobs; Il. c. Larson, Sinch Desto
wood saw; Charles Christensen, L
Crosse wagon complete; S. L. Move.
Case l2-horse DinRee power; John n
Lees, Milwaukee 5-foot mower; A.
Gudgeon, Rumely 12-horse power an
Appleton wood saw complete.