Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-04-26
Go to Towner's for wall paper

For bibles, go to Towner's. He
has some good bargains.
The La Crosse Press says that o
r. Skaar and family leave this week 70
trip to Europe.
The vote to bond the city of Bara-
boo for $4,000 to build new high
school building was lost.
"A, J. Beat. who he'd been visitins
at Madison and Oregon for a week re
turned home on Saturday.
Major A. NJ. Crumbecker, one of tn
prominent pioneer settlers of Richlanl
Center, died last Sa turday.
Mrs. DR.. Gaines, Of La Fargo, Wis
tied the latter part of last week wit
Mr.. and Mrs. L h Gaines of this city.
Seth Clark aud wife, an old couple
residing on Bishop Bcanch, lost their
house and its contents by fire on Mon
day.
ALBERT Swangst ell went to Minnea
polls on Wednesday of last week where
he will fad employment the coming
summer.
The Juneau County Argus has
changed hands, Postmaster Hurd having
purchased the plant, good will and sub
scription list for his son Earl.
Last Sunday, the 10th, fire d,
stroved the dwelling of John Mitchell
in the town of Clinton. How the fire
originated is not known. Insurance
$1,000.
Letters, manuscripts, documents,
etc, from dictation or otherwise, care
fully typewriter at reasonable rates.
Il. j. WILLIAMS, Stenographer, Viro-
qua. Phone IS or al.
Mr.. w F. McCane and family leave
this week for Irondale, Ohio, to remain
indefinitely. Mr.. McCIane has secured
a responsible and lucrative position in
general store there.
Mr. and Mrs. M. V. B. Richards,
T. E. Gorsuch and wife, and Mrs. Har-
rington attended the golden wedding
anniversary Of Salma Rogers and wife
at Viola, on Saturday last.
Having bought largely before ad-
vsnces in cotton goods, we are in R
position to show best styles at lowest
prices in all departments.
ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
"A number of fishermen have tried
their luck the past week, but, so far as
we have learned, with poor success.
The high water this spring seems to
4 he s1k h.
parts of the streams.
Greatest spring tonic ever offered
suffering humanity. Drives away all
blood impurities, constipati on, kidney
and liver toubles. Keeps you well all
summer. Rocky Mountain Tea.-A. j.
johnson & Co, druggists.
The Boscobel Dial Enterprise pub
lished last week fac simile of the first
page of the New York Herald, dated,
April 18th, 1865, containing az account
of the assassination of Abraham Lin
coin and other war news OF the time.
1t makes very interesting reading.
Surgical operations are coming
thick and fast. Thursday afternoon
the leg of the Is year old son of l. P.
Peterson, who resides on Dutch ridge,
was smputated above the knee joint, by
Drs. Suttle & TrowbridGe and Minshall
1t is reported that year ago the boy
received an injury to the knee whilest
working on the farm.
Homer Lombard. who has been
teaching school at La Fargo. came over
to visit friends st the county seat last
week. lie reports that La Fargo hao
been nearly three weeks without train
on account of high water, when freight
of fourteen cars arrived on the 18th inst
When the train left Wauzeka it consist
ed OF foty-four cars, and the amount Of
freight deposited at the various towns
along the route was considerable.
Il was reading an advertisement Of
Chamberlsin's Collie, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy in the Worcester Enter
prise atty. which leads me to write
this I can truthfully say / never used
any remedy equal to it for collie anC
!, diarrhoea. / have never had to use
more than one or two doses to cure the
worst case with myself or children.-W
A. STROUD, Popomoke City, Md. Fol
sale by A. J. johnson G. Co., druggists.
Anton Ommundson died sudden J
at the fremont house, Wednesday nigh
last. He had been i'll one week from
pneumonia and attended by DIR. Surren
son. BE was a tobacco worker, had M
relatives here except a mother i'll thu
poor house. Urdertsker Otteson tool
charge of the body of the deceased TIL,
expenses of the burial will be met b,
Mrs. Thompson, with whom he boarded
and subscription raised by his fellow
workers.
p. J. Layns writes nnder date o
April 18th from Santee, California
"Unforseen and uncomfortable event
place us again at Ssntee. The party tt
whom we sold goods AMI rented tn
property being called east, it beosm'
necessary to resuale personal charge o
interests here, so disposed of the bust
ness In the city and here we are. Hop
to send you a communication IN th
near future. One has been in process
OF incubation LOr sOlue ViLho aho Shotti'
, be Matched, soon,"
J The following are the Gales mad
the past week by Davis Il Wise, dealer
in farm machinery: Herb Chapman,
Tiger Disc harrow; VIM. Oliver, Fon d.
Lac hoe drill and Milburn farm truck
, Gus Smith, j. l. Case wood bar leve
harrow; Jacob Christman, Gale leFe
spring tooth harrow; Chas. Grubb, Fol
du Lac spring tooth seeder and Parki
Orendorff Scotch clipper pillow; Oh
Thompson, Fred Stall, Tom johnson
and Frank Nicks, each, q p. h o. Scotcl
clipper pillow; Philip JecobUs, Gal
t walking pillow; ID. T. Fortney, fort
r rods and two feet woven wire fence
Forest Alexander, McSherry shoe drill
A.. j. Primmer. Syracuse walking pillow
Z Louis Hamelton, Wier walking plow
/ j. P. Riley, Dowsgias hoe drill; Henri
! Ssndlin, Canton steel lever harrow an
Gale tobacco pillow.