Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-01-18
REFERS at Micbaelsohn's


For bibles, go to Towner's. He
has some good bargains.
-Anson Green, of Stark, was a bust
ness visitor to the city. Saturday.
Matt Justinger, operator at Cash
ton, was down on business Friday.
For sale, country and city real es-
tate. @. I'll. MINsHALL.
Oliver Helgerson, on Friday last
received thirty days. extension of SIGH
furlough.
Mrs. Frank Flansburg, of Boscobel
is assisting in the care of her sister
Mrs. G. E, Peck.
"A masquerade ball will be held at
Cashton on the 9th inst. Two cash
prizes will be given away.
Box cut dress overcoats made by
the Pickwick system, light colors in the
latest shades, at Michaelsohn's.
Otto Davis, travelling salesman FOR
the McCord wholesale druggist, of La
Crosse, was IN Viroqua Friday and Sat
urday.
Mrs. Henry Morrison, OF Eau Claire,
nee Mad Peck, arrived home recently
to remain with her mother during her
illness.
Howard Miller and wife left Viro-
qua, on Saturday, to spend some time
visiting relatives at Sparta, Norwalk and
Ontario.
Mrs. Lyle Tate, who was summoned
by wire to the bedside OF cousin, Mrs.
Morgan, at Iona, Iowa, arrived too late
to see her relative alive.
Louis Wellner, a young farmer near
Boscobel, died recently from the effects
of being kicked in the pit of the stom-
ach by vicious horse.
For a clear skin, clear all the way
through, transparent enough to let sun
shine, rosy cheeks show through take
Rocky Mountain Tea.--Craig & 90.
Subscribers should remember that
we furnish the Inter Ocean at 80 cents
year aud the Milwaukee Sentinel at
so cents in connection with the CENso R
Twin babies are reported at the
home Of Charley Reagan at Bristow, a
son anu daughter. Also a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs N. T. Forum of the same
village.
Miss May Hamilton, we'll known
Richland Center young lady, has con-
cluded to change her field of labor and
has accepted position as missionary to
India.
George Clemments and wife of
Liberty, are receivin a months visit
from their daughter and son-in law,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I'll. Howard, of Cresco,
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Hazen enter
tanned small party of friends at their
home, on Monday evening, in honor of
their guest, Mr.. George Grossman, of
Chicago.
The Boston Herald reckons that, as
a result of prosperous year, nine out
of every ten prudent men find them
selves better off now than they were q
year ago.
Since the operation performed on
Earl Eyerson some three weeks ago, be
has been improving slowly, aud it il
surmised he will be able to sit up within
a few days.
Agreeable calls are acknowledged
from those staunch old veterans and
republicans, d, B. Seminars and Salme
Rogers, of Viola, who were in the city
on Saturday.
Charley Moore, Aaron Glass, Der
F. Adams, c. W. Reeve and l.. W. Swain
of Kickapoo town, were visitors to theil
brothers of Viroque Odd Fellows lodge
Saturday evening.
Ed. Perham was in the city, Satur
day, enroute to Readstown, to visit his
mother. He was mustered out with the
rest of his comrades of Company L, a
Sparta, last Thursday.
j. E Brindley, ex professor of the
Soldiers Grove high school, now attend
ing university at Madison, has been ap
pointed by J. 0. Davidson as night
watch in the treasury department.
-Messrs Van S. Bennett, of Rockton
Jos. Hsugh, of Union, Paul T. Paulson
of Christiana, and George J. Williams
of Viroqua, were Vernon county visitors
to the state capital during last week.
"A Kansas man has applied for
patent on a machine which will pre-
vent men from snoring, babies from
crying and women from talking. Ism
young 80 starting out with hurrah
Mrs c. D Williams had her sojourr
in New York City somewhat shortened
by the sickness OF her son Roy, who is
student at the state university. Sh'
arrived at Madison, last Friday, and il
company with Roy, came home Tuesday
Mrs. Ida Cory came up from Spartr
to pass Sunday with relatives. Sh'
brought with her from the state schoo
two colored boys, aged 10 and ID years
who have been placed in the homes o
A. E. Shaner and Col. May.
"A news despatch is to the effect tina
County Superintendent of Schools ant
Mrs. J. b. Fournier of Brown county
are parents of son that weighed eigh
teen pounds at birth. The child wa
born Dec. Is, and at the time of it
birth measured two feet height.
Five hundred cows have been pur
chased by the war department and viii
be shipped to Cuba to furnish milk 70
the army of occupation. They will neeC
protection from mosquitoes and other in
sect pests or they will wish themsalye
back on the green pastures of their ma
tive land.
Mr.. Frank A Chandler, gentleman
not altogether unknown in Viroqus
died at his home in Dodgeville on tn
9th. He was a son of Fl. H. Chand 81
who formerly conducted store in thi
city, and made frequent business visit
here, Mr.. Chandler was 81 years G
age, fine business man and popula
gentleman.
According to Prof Hicks predict
IONS January weather will be as follows
Vulcan storm period 18th to Goth, wit
rain, snow and sleet about 18th to 1911
1t will be safe to count on a severe col
wave from the northwest as sequel t
these disturbances, causing blizzards i
the north and west. and sending hig
barometer and cold far south. Til
same changes, ending in similar phenC
mena, will be natural from about sd I
10th. January closes in regular storl
period, central on the Doth.