Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-07-05

clarence mas been attending a medical
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Forsythe drove
across the country to Tunnel City to
visit W. j. May s family. Mrs. Forsythe
will remain for some time.
If you want a good smoke for 5 cents
buy a Nineteen Hundred" For sale
at r. E. Monroe's confectionery, fruit
and lunch room, in opera block.
The summer school opens in this
city next Monday. Prof. Hill, who is
its manager, announces a strong corps
of helpers for the four weeks course.
-Maud-Last night Jack told me that
he would mt marry the best girl living,
Observation-Disclosures she took Rocky
Mountain Tea. Bright fellow.-A. j.
johnson & Co.
"A four weeks summer institute
opens at Soldiers Grove on the nth un-
der management of Supt. Brindley. He
is to be assisted by Profs. Terry, Hib-
bard and Concoran.
Its like a dip in the fountain of
youth. Touches the cheek so gently
that youth fingers on the face Of old
age. That's what Rocky Mountain Tea
IOCS.- " OOILoOh " W..
"A lawn social will be given at the
residence of Thos. Ellefson, Saturday
evening next by the Lutheran aid society.
Ice cream, cake and Strawberries will be
served at 10 cents.
The proprietors of Browns patent
broom have had inducements held out
to them sufficient to persuade them to To-
cate a factory at Readstown, which will
be done in a very short time.
Prof. Chas. Ell. Chapman, formerly
of this city, has retired from the presi-
dency of the Oregon state univer-
sity and has purchased a half section of
land in the Columbia river country.
While going home from Cashton
with a binder in his wagon, M. Manley's
team became frightened and ran away,
throwing Mr.. Manley out of the wagon
and breaking his leg below the knee.
Harry Stout, who is advance agent
for Haag's circus, writes his father
from Oklahoma that they have great
crops there this season. Wheat har-
vest is now On, roasting ears and the
finest of peaches.
Ben Moon, a resident of Forest, 43
years of age was committed to the state
insane asylum, on Thursday, by Judge
Mahoney. He was removed by Sheriff
Ericsson, on Friday. Moon has a wife
and three children.
Our Bloomingdale correspondent
chronicles the death of Mrs. j. NJ. JEFF
| son, an estimable young mother of that
| place, a lady who had been a good stu
| dent and teacher. She was the daugh-
ter of John Snodgrass.
Mr.. John O'Conner and Miss Lizzie
| Mulchrone. both of Franklin, were mar
| ried at Rising Sun on July 3D.. John
has a host of friends who wish him and
his bride the best things in life, little
OConners plenty, included.
The death of Andrew Gross is re-
| ported from New Hampton, Iowa. He
was a brother to Frank and George
| Gross and Mrs. Jacob Dach. He lived
| with the family neal Retreat during his
boyhood days. Mr.. Gross was So years
| old.
Ben Adams, of Kickapoo, tells the
| CENSOR that an agent of the steel
range company visited his mother and
effected a compromise, she agreeing
to deliver the range at Readsto wn and
pay s.. The agreement was to furnish
her the range for her old stove and $40,
Mr.. M. III. Bekkedal has disposed OF
a large portion of his 1898 packing OF
tobacco, put up in his Viroqua and
| Westby warehouses. The sale was
made to Schroeder & Baum, of New
York, q, 900 cases. This does not in
clude Mr. Bekkedal's filler goods, which
he still holds and has good offers for.
"A very sad death is reported from
Hamburg. The young wife of Town
Clerk Ole O., Brudlous died on Friday
last, leaving a family of six small child
rem, one an infant babe twelve days
old. Mrs. Brudlous was thirty-eighi
years of age. She was a sister of Mrs
DR.. Surenson and a niece of Mrs. JohT
c. johnson, both of this city.
AT the Viroqua Shoes Store You wi
find the largest stock, the best made
best wearing and best fitting shoes
Ladies Queen quality and Growers sof1
/ sole shoes for tender feet are among tht
many special lots to select from. Oul
shoes require no breaking in. They arr
easy from the start.
ROGERS b WILLIAMS.
Howard Bennett left his home il
this city, last Thursday, going to st
Paul. where he enlisted for four years
i service in the u. s. navy. He startst
Immediately for San Francisco, wher
he Joins the receiving ship, Independ
ence, without any knowledge of wher
he viii be assigned. Out Of a squa'
of nine examined, Howard was tn
only one to pass. He made the tril
{ to the coast in company with 80 othe
{ recruits.
Persons troubled with diarrhoea vii
be interested "a the experience OF MI
{ w. Nj Bush, clerk of Hotel Dorrance
Providence, r. 1. He says, For severa
: years / have been almost a constan
: sufferer from diarrhoea, the frequent al
tacks completely Frustrating me an
r rendering me unfit for my duties at thi
4 hotel. About two years ago a ~travelin
salesman kindly gave me a small bottl
of Chamberlain's Cola Cholera an
4 Diarrhoea Remedy. Much TO my SUI
I prise and delight its effects were hmm,
date. Whenever / felt symptoms
' the disease I would fortify myse
e against the attack with a few doses
e this valuable remedy. The result h,
It been very satisfactory and almost cor
q plete relief from the affection" For sa
By A. ]. johnson q Co, druggists.