Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-03-22

pon county and can save you money.
At the Big st IRE.
60 o. Helgeson has sold bis farm
on West Prairie to Thos. Hum for
81 $50, and will sell his personal effects
on April Sd at auction.
Miss Mary Nichols arrived home
from Beloit college, ON Saturday, to be
present at the marriage of her sister,
which occurs Wednesday.
Howard Miller took his departure
for Milwaukee, Thursday. to complete
his course in the normal school, which
will require about year.
Mercury registered zero weather,
Monday morning. The same date, last
year, farmers we're quite generally in
their fields seeding and blowing.
We have fax seed, field peas, seed
oats, buckwheat, also full line OF garden
seeds, bulk and package.
DAVIS & WISE.
Subscribers should remember that
We furnish the Inter Ocean at 35 cents
a year and the Milwaukee Sentinel at
so cents in come ction with the CENsoR
Pastor Stemen has rendered an invi-
tation, which has been accepted by
Viroqua Knight Templsrs to attend
Easter service at the Congregational
church.
Are you thin? Would you like to
get fat and plump Tried "laughing,"
t'wouldn't work-now take Rocky Noun
tain Tes--t'will do the business. 35
cents.-A. J. Johnson & Co.
--Axel Nordrum has two first class
second hand sewing machines, one i'm
proved high arm Singer and the other
the New American. Will sell for cash,
or trade for hay, straw or wood.
With the advent of spring we are
receiving our new stock of crockery.
Don't forget to inspect our stock il you
need any dishes of any kind.
ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
"A full blooded, fresh, Jersey COW
for sale. This COW is eligible to Reg
isOry, and anyone desiring a first class
animal would do we'll to inquire of the
undersigned, at Virogua. M. G. DAVIS
Soldiers Grove had big swim dur
ing the recent freshet. The old Kicka-
poo river completely washed the town.
AS illustrative of conditions it may be
said that water covered the floors in the
Headquarters 70 hotel.
On Friday afternoon of last week,
Aleck Aspenson, of Mt. Sterling, while
saving wood with circular saw re-
oeived an injury which resulted in
death. The saw burst and a fragment
struck him in the head.
-FoR sALE-An a-room house with six
lots, on the corner south of Esperseth's.
Good cistern and woodshed. It will be
remembered that this house was built
last season. Will sell cheap for cash.
N. Ell. HINES, Viroqus, WIS.
--Sargeants Fred Hanson and Ben
Borgerson opened the opera house rest
aurant week ago, and have done fine
business. The boys are workers and
hustlers and there is little question that
they will serve the public we'll and
profit individually.
Business is so pressing on the Viro-
qua branch road that special train to
move freight and bring cars to this city,
is run every Sunday. Agent Boyle tells
the CENSOR that the increase in outgoing
freight alone in February was $1,000
over the corresponding month last year.
Emil Egeness aged % years, died
ot ha hop,a af hia 20 in the frxu,, 0f
Viroqua, on Thursday, of consumption.
This makes the sixth death in the fam
lily within few years. The young man
studied telegraphy at the viroqua office
year since.
His many friends will learn with re-
greet that Conductor Elmer Woolcott.
together with his train crew, have been
dropped from the service o. the st. Pau
company. 1t will be remembered that
they were in q head-end collision few
weeks since in which one man was killed
and several others injured.
ALI men are created equal, but all
men are not equally good looking. You
can improve your looks by getting one
of those beautiful spring style hats and
a perfect fitting Pickwick suit, the best
made and neatest looking suits in the
market. Sold by Michselsohn Clothing
Co. The best is none too good for you.
Application will soon be fled with
the adjutant general asking that Vernon
county be named as one of the CON-
munities for organization of company
.sf 81 20 txvl
sent one of the best companies in the
state volunteers, and she will do like
wise for the national guard il given
opportunity. The boys of Company Nj
are anxious for the honor.
-Rsy. E. Edwards, pastor OF the
English Baptist church at Minersville. |
Pa, when suffering from rheumatism.
was advised to try Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. He says: So few applications
of this llniment proved of great service
TO me. 1t subdued the Inflammation
and relieved the pain. Should any
sufferer profit by giving Pain Balm
trial it viii please me-" For sale by A.
J. johnson & Co., druggists.
There is no doubt about the worst
of the winter being over. but April is
hard month on persons of delicate health,
One is so apt to expose themselves and
really in this climate we can't count on
settled weather before May. DIR. Me
Elwee states that the cause of so many
deaths in the early spring is exposure
before the system has accommodated it.
self to the varying conditions Of weather.
The matter OF wearing heavy under
clothing is important, msklng no change
until continued high temperature is
assured. The many cases OF kidney
and lrng and throat diseases that come
to Dr. McElwee impress him with the
fact that much of this kind # disease
might be avoided by careful kabits, az
to drese, exercise, exposure, etc. Since
the doctor has bean visiting Viroqus he
has done q great deal toward helping
back to health these chronic sufferers.
Miss Bador who was Ill so long with
some serious nervous trouble is rapidly
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