Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-04-26
vIROQUA MARKETS.

Dull in town.
The bicycle has it's innings again.
Money to loan on real estate. g. FL.
NlHssHALL.
For paints. oils and varnish go to
TowGer's.
w. ID Lind has moved into his new
home on Decker street.
Best overalls in the market for so
cents at Michaelsohn Il Cos.
Mr.. Bert Dustin and family moved
into the city from Retreat last week.
A good second hand top buggy
for sale cheap. Apply at CENSOR office,
or Library rooms.
Sheriff Erickson informs US that
the county jail is empty for the first
time for year and half.
@. r. Showalter, of the Grant
county Herald, made the CENSOR Office
call while in town on Friday.
w. N. Coffland has purchased from
John Nuzum the old Helgeson residence
on the east side of Main street.
Prices will not be raised. We will
econtinue to sell the best goods for the
lowest price. G. MIcHAELsoHN Go.
IT you want Flax-seed now is the
time 80 see about it. We can furnish it
for few days. DAVIS & WISE.
The Wonewoc reporter has been
sold to Messrs Menefee & Perkins. The
,plant was formerly owned by Carter,
Fish and White.
Frank Ernsberger has been laid up
for several days by an abcess under the
arm. He is back at work again at the
present writing.
Robert Hammer, of Hillsboro, is in
Chicago undergoing treatment for hef-
mia, from which he has been suffering
for mauy years.
Roy PuIver left for Escanabs, Mich,
on Friday evening, where he will en-
gage in raiIroading. His many friends
wish him success.
Rev. George Nuzum filled the pull
nit of the Christian ehdrch both morn
ing and evening last Sabbath in the alb
seuce Of the regular pastor.
--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.
1t adds spice TO dresry life, en-
non, ages the human heart, lifts out one
of dee pair, breathes new life and conf
.depes' That's what Rocky Mountain Tea
will do. 35 CENTS "A. J. Johnson & Co
druggists.
Mrs. o. g. Munson, wife of State
Senator Munson of Viroqua, passed
short time between trains in this city
70 day, Friday, on her way to visit at
Mad son with her husband and friends
Herald Advertiser.
The La Crosse Press says that i
tha spring sh noting of ducks is prohib
tad the legislature ought to pass Law
compelling country boys to deposit
their shot guns and fishing tackle VIII
the game warden during the closed sea
son., How about it, boys?
1erne committee appointed by The
Monroe county board TO make purchase
Of a suitable farm to be used as q cou
ty farm, bought the Youngman farm
one mile north of the city of Sparta 10
$1,000. About Sl5, 900 worth of build
inrs will be erected on it this summer.
We are in receipt of souvenir ed
ition OF the Baraboo Republic, complle'
for the publishers by Sidney j. Hunt,
and G. A. Martin, of Wausau, Wis l
is we'll gotten up and beautiful speci
men of ths printers art, and is
credit to the city of Baraboo as we'll as b
it's compilers.
In asking you TO puy shoes at II
Viroqua Shoe Store, We ask you to IN
spect the grades of leather used in sol
aud upper, the stitching, the Innings
the fittings and last, but not least, n
STYLES. The goods will stand it. That
the reason why our trade grows stesdily
RoGERs & WILLIAMS.
Last Monday morning Ole Mrs
Natwick went to the next door neigh
boris after pail of water, and left her tw
children alone, few months old bah
and a two and one-half year old boy
and on her return, having been sbser
b1t few minutes, found her son wit
his clothes all burnt and life nearly ex
tinct. The little boy WAS playing wit
pipe, and it is believed that in attempt
ing to light it his clothes had caugl
fire. Medical aid was hurriedly sent Il
but it WAS too late TO be of env good. {
the little one died in few minutes ate
ward We sympathizs with the gri
stricken fs nily. The funeral toe
place Tuesday afternoon at the Luthers
church. Grove Advance.