Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-05-31

HneSb line OF SILK Tor shirt WalSbS eve
seen in Viroqua.
Mems white and colored shirts, sus
penders, necktiey,, overalls and trousers
at Rogers 81 Williams.
Rev. Haughton went to Red MOUND
Saturday to conduct the funeral services
of VIM, Haverly ST..
The strongest line of womens, miss
es', childrens, mems and boys stocking
at Rogers & Williams.
The basement of the Rice block j
being fitted up and will be occupied b,
Charley Thompson as barber shop.
Il have, good pasture, with runnin
water, for few head of stock and horses
A. JASPERSoN.
Kid gloves mitts, shirt waists. skirts
anight gowns, chemises and summer cor
sets. ROGERS q WILLIAMS.
Mrs. J. P. Gallagher and daughter
of Laurel, Nebraska, are guests at the
Devlin home. She is a sister OF Mrs
Devlin.
Mr. T. J. Shear, of Hillsboro, who
has been spending the winter in Okla
homa, has returned not much improved
in health,
DIR. A. J. Dake, of Viola was in the
city ON Wednesday. His mother accom-
panied him on his return home for few
days visit
Ole E. Nesting will sell stock, farm
machinery and household furniture on
his farm one mile east of Coon Valley,
ON Tuesday, June 9th.
The Kickapoo Driving Association
will open the track season at Viola with
a racing meet the fourth of July. Lib
eral purses are proposed.
Don't send away for bicycles and
sewing machines, when Towner will sell
them just as cheap, and you can see the
goods before you buy.
Editor and Mrs. Munson left fol-
Chicago on Wednesday, to join the state
press association on a ten days excur-
sion to the Black Hills.
Mrs. F. E. Tate is entertaining hel
sister, Miss Plough, of Rochester, Indi-
ana. Miss Plough succeeds Mrs. G. E,
Niles as cashier at The Big Store.
ID. J. Norris returned, Monday, from
two weeks trip in the eastern part Of
the state, where he has been represent
ing the Champion binder company.
Wanted, at Hotel La Crosse, La
| Crosse Wis, four good competent girl;
for dining-room, chamber and kitchen
work. Wages from $1,000 to $500 pei
month.
Mr.. and Mrs V. E. Aikens moved
into the city last week from the town o.
Freeman Crawford county They oc
cupy the Henry residence ia the Thir(
| ward
Ralph Copper, resident of the tow
of Freeman. Crawford county, died a.
his home, Monday, May 22d Mr.
Copper was 81 years old and had been {
resident of Crawford county since 1859
The marriage of Fred G. Barry, for
meriy of this city, and Miss Cora Parke:
of Viroqua, was solemnizad at the hom'
of the bride, in that city. ON Saturda,
evening last, says the Richland Demo
GRAFT
| Mr.. Everts, an insurance man o
Minneapolis, visited the John Dawson 9
Co., agency, one day last week Ill
spent the afternoon on one of the nea
by trout streams and caught handsom
string of trout.
| "A great many of those interested ar
asking the length of time the quail is t.
be under the protection of the law IL
this state. For the benefit of such WI
would say that the protection runs on
in 1901 or two years from this spring
| 4 have been sufferer from chroni
diarrhpa ever since the war and hav
used all kinds of medicine for it, At las
/ found one remedy that has been a sue
cess as a cure, and that is Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera, and Diarrh9a Remedy. =
Up. E. GRESHAM, Gaars Mills, La Flo
sale by A. J. johnson & Co., druggists
/ Last week some practical joker ere
ated considerable excitement in tow
by circulating the report that ever
husband who kisses his wife must put
revenue stamp ON her. There is n
truth in the report Stamps are onl
used where a man kisses another man
wife and the other man finds it out.
Dial Enterprise.
Charles McWilliams, agent for til
American Express company at Liroy
committed suicide by shooting himsel
: in the head this morning His account
: were audited to-day but no shortage wa
r found. Domestic trouble is the caus
assigned. The funeral service will
conducted by the Masonic lodge Th
, body will be buried at Oregon.
: An important item in footwear {
+; any kind is the fit. Unless a shoe fl
uroperly it will not look GOOD or fe'
good, and will mot wear well. A perfet
i fit can always be had at the Viroqu
1 Shoe Store. Get your footwear whel
you can get fresh strong leather thu
: has not been lying on the shelves fl
wears. Prices low, quality good, sty
4 up-to-date. ROGERS 81 WILLIAMS.
"A weather bureau expert at Wasl
ington has discovered that the usui
: number of tornadoes, which are well d
, fined and destructive in the Unite
States, is about twenty-five, and tn;
their frequency is quite uniform fro
: wear to year. More tornadoes occur
e the months of May and June than
!. other parts of the year. Each year a
erages about three tornadoes OF especl
2 desfructiveness. The record shows TIL
g from 1889 to 1896 property TO the val'
9 of $3t, coo, 600 was wrecked.
Mrs. Trimm, of Chippewa Fall
y. who was planning an attendance here
7 the state convention of the w c. L. [
: was obliged to give up the trip, due
! the illness of her eldest child who con
I not undertake the fatigue of the car ri
= so enfeebled is she in health NJ
= Trimns mission, in part, was to consl
with DR.. w. T. Sarles relative to t
childs condition, but instead the doct
= will make the professional cali at CHI
y pewa Falls, The many friends here v
g deeply sympathize with Rev. and MI
&c Frimm in their anxiety and sorrow.
y Sparta Advertiser.
IL There Is a malicious spirit abroad
X the land which is disposed to think
is worst about individuals and communit
instead of the best. 1t is bad tenden
- and should be eradicated. 1t is who
y, some basic principle in law that eve
q man is presumed 70 be innocent until
81 is proven to be guilty. 1t is a bel
- which should permeate society and
e. body polite more and more. Instead
~ surmising that every person in public
~ private life is actuated by low, mean, $
~ H did motives we should as people, Gu
= vate ourselves into the opposite viz
- Let us learn to demand proof that ,
~ fellowmen are bad and incapable inst,
\; = Of jumping to the conclusion that Il
! are NO or take it on mere stirmises -