Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-09-27
VERNON COUNTY CENSOR
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1899.
Cool nights.

COOl mSuGS
Viola voted her liquor license from
5000 to $3.50.
You ought to get some of Queal's
bargains in windows.
The latest and nobbiest hat or tie
a t Michaelsohn's.
Joseph Boehrer returned from his
eastern trip last Saturday.
A fine display Of Pickwick clothing
during fair week at Michaelsohn's.
-Queal q Company want you to com
and look over their hardwood fi~oorings
Theodore Tollefson has gone to Des
Moines, Iowa, to enter a business college.
Jas. II. Rogers, Jr., of DeSoto. has
secured a position in a La Crosse hard
ware store.
"A license election at Genoa resulted
in fixing the price for license at four
hundred dollars.
Editors Frazier of Viola, Miller of
Soldiers Grove, and Maiben of Reads
town, attended our fair.
Mrs. Nye of Lancaster, is spending
a fortnight in this city with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. Fl. Chase.
The cemetery meeting at Liberty
Pole will be held IN the grounds next
Saturday at two o'clock.
Hon. w. NJ. Kingston has sold his
Harmony farm to a young German
named Ludwig Grosskopf.
Bert Lane, station agent ON the Bur
lington road at Onalaska, is spending a
season at his old DeSoto home.
Miss Emma and Steve Fogo of the
Richland Republican, anne over to the
fair and visited with friends.
Young men wantedl Ages from Ia
to 20 years, to wear Pickwick clothing
from Michaelsohn's. They don't cost
muchl
Two boys, aged I and IA, came here
from the state school and were sent to
homes at Steuben and Wauzeka, on
Monday.
Fall over coatsl We can't describe
the beautiful fit and finish. You just
have to come and try them on at Mich
aelsohn's.
The pearl which was found in d
Mississippi clam between Lynxville and
DeSoto, a few weeks since, has been
sold for So. 500.
The county ministerial association
will hold it's monthly meeting at the
library rooms in this city, next Monday
afternoon at 80.
1t takes - severe matrimonial frost
to kill the orange blossoms used in max
ing Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents
johnson e Co., druggists.
Young men do you like a neat fit
If 50 you can get as fine a fit as any tai
lor can give you, and the best clothes
for the money, at Michaelsohn's.
You'll never get tired, tagged out
disappointed, unhappy, or make mistakes
in marriage if you use Rocky Mountain
Tea. Johnson q Co., druggists.
Col. C. E. Morley has purchased the
residence of p. II. Oftedahl in the Third
ward, and will get possession e
month. He will rent the property.
THAT was a very pretty display o
electric lighting furnished during tn
fair, that spanned the street from tn
Blue Front to Johnson's drug store.
Mr.. S. f. Bergh, a Christiana DO.
who went to Minnesota a dozen year
since, has been visiting the old home
He is following mercantile pursuits.
A. B. Saxton of Sparta, and Mathia
HOMELAND of Tomah, could not forg
the pleasure of attending their old HON
county fair, and were ON hand last week
Prof. bronson, the eye specialist
will make his next professional visit t
this city Wednesday and Thursday
October 18th and 10Th. He can be cor
suited at the Park hotel.
A number of Viroqua business mel
will attend the street fair ut Winona
this week, to see how it Is managed wit
a view to getting pointers for use In tn
one to be inaugurated here next season
Hon. Edgar Emo, of Valley, and d.
C. V. Porter, of this place, have bee
appointed by Governor Scofield as DELE
gates TO the Farmers National Congress,
which meets in annual session at Boston
October 3rd.
Everything in the shirt line, frol
the cheapest everyday to the finest sill
and silk striped, with or without COLLAR
laundried or ~unlaundried, at Michae
sohn's. Also the latest bicycle an
driving "a soft and Derby hats.
Live for those who love you.
For those whose hearts are fond
true,
The only way to do this right.
Take Rocky Mountain Tea at night.
johnson x Co., druggists
Mr.. E. W. Shreve was over frol
Greenwood during the fair. He wi
soon leave for Alabama, where he hi
purchased farming lands, and will settl
near Mobile. Mr.. Shreve will not r.
move his family soEtn till he has fir
tested the country during one winter.
Oscar Spellum went to Spooner Q
Saturday 20 see his brother Chris. WI
was reported to be in trouble in CONNIE
ton with the sudden death of IN inju,
ed man. Oscar says there was no occ,
sion for the accusation. and that Chri
connection with the affair was only il
cidental, and he was promptly exon
rated.
Giving special attention to chron
diseases. and having a heightened e
~perience in their treatment, DR.. Brew
readily discerns the causes of disea
and the proper treatment for their r
moval. 1t is the universal testimony
those who have sought DR.. Brewers a
vice, that he is candid in what he say
and that he does not encourage the ma
ing of large doctors bills unless the
ara OOod grounds IN bona for hanaft fro