Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-07-26
VERNON COUNTY CENSOR
WEDNESDAY. JULY 26. 1899

WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1899.
Hot.
Go to Towner's for wall paper.
-Effie Ady is visiting friends in Sparta.
-9S in the shade nearly every day last
week.
Home green corn is plentiful in
market,
The latest designs in wall paper at
Towner's.
Get your floor paints of Towner, the
best in the market.
Miss Louise Trowbridge is visiting
in Elroy and Sparta.
Lace curtains and window shades at
Rogers & Williams.
Miss Ida Lake Of Sparta, is spend
ing u few days with Blanche Dunlap.
Mrs. Gilbert and son of Minneapolis
are guests at the home of F. E.. Tate.
Mrs, A. E, Yale and her children of
Milwaukee, are guests at VIM. Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Williams will
come IN from their farm and occupy the
Pringle residence.
The Ii tile f~our-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Clancy fell and broke his
leg below the knee.
Mrs. Robert Rosenfeld and children
of Portage, are visiting their many rela-
tlves and friends here.
Geo. W. Chapman and son of Mil
Waukee, were in the city on Tuesday,
on a business and visiting trip.
Sergeant Fred Hanson has gone to
st. Paul to accept a position as fireman
ON the Great Northern railroad.
+ William johnson, of Montfort, is
spending a month with his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. B. Richards.
Miss Belle. Smith, of Webster, has
been at a Chicago hospital taking treat.
ment for a trouble Of long standing.
She is regaining her health.
Prof. bronson, the Milwaukee eye
specialist, will be at the Park hotel,
Wednesday and Thursday, July 26 and
81.
Capitalists and workmen will find
something to interest them by perusing
the advertisements of the Westby village
officials, published in today's CENSOR. =
The life line" is out extending the
''glad hand" Of life, hope and happiness.
Reaches around the globe. 'Tis Rocky
Mountain Tea. 80 cents. johnson q Co.
If your eyes are weak or troubling
You consult DIR. KronsOn, the Milwaukee
ave specialist, at the Park hotel next
Wednesday and Thursday, July 26 and
27.
Miss Sadie Higgins, of Liberty Pole,
has gone TO the Yellowstone National
Park to spend the summer among the
SNOW capped mountains near the mann
moth hot springs.
Alderman O. Fl. Helgeson and wife
are home from a months %sojourn among
friends in South Dakota. Mr.. Hedge
son reports fine crops and general pros
perity among the people out there.
The W. Il. G. will picnic near Cool
school house, Thursday afternoon. Buss
es will take those who cannot go by
prinate ~conveyances. They will leave
DIR. Suttle's residence at one o'clock.
The fall term of the Wisconsin
Business University. of La Crosse, begin
Monday, September 4th. Special term
to those entering first week of fall term
If interested send for catalogue.
The Enterprise reports that the l.
FARCE has closed for lack O
proper patronage. Amount of mil
needed daily to make the BUSINESS prof
table is 4, GOO pounds, whereas IT receive
about one-third that amount.
Lewis Stenseng was brought owe
from DeSoto, Friday, by Deputy Sherl1
Collins. on the serious charge of sodomy
preferred by Mr.. Joseph. fhe youn
nan was arra19ned before Justice Toney
waived examination and committed I
circuit court. Stenseug is ninetee
years old.
The following notice appeared IN a
exchange last week: Public notice
hereby notify all saloon keepers, Q
any other person, not to furnish liquc
of any kind to me, as | am making a
effort to quit the drinking habit an
cannot do it SC long as anyone Will CIV
me liquor
-The two Grand Army posts of L
Crosse have decided To hold a reunio
nicnic, August 3, to which the posts
Sparta. Bangor, Viroqua and West "a
en-. Fountain City. dalesville, Lyn,
Vile. DeSoto and all those near by
Minnesota will be invited. Ali soldlel
of the Spanish wal will be invited and
the attendance and sentiment warraI
1t II SOluleFS league IOr UUe WeSteTH pa
OF the state will be organized for tt
purpose of holding annual meetings.
A quiet wedding, Rev. VIM. Haugl
ton officiating, occurred in this city G
the early afternoon of Tuesday. the ia,
inst. at the home nf she brides inothe
Sirs. Boistad, when Mr.. Elmer s. Mkt
aud Miss Helen e. Bolstad We're unite
in marriage. But few guests we
present, and after a hountiful lunch W;
served by the kind hostess, the hapI
connie took the afternoon train for
short wedding trip. Their future hon
will be Viroqua. Many friends wi:
them prosperity and happiness vii
long life to enjoy both.
People along the Kickapoo. VAL
are hayinga desperate tune VIVA Eshs
nail .erYioe, and the complaint OF =
wTTetched service is universal from Wa
zeka to La Fargo. A disagfeelne
between the Kiokapa0 railroad man
gers and postal department. relegat
mail facilities from the train to the G
carrier system, thus causing mails
arrive at its destination two TO 10
days late. a great hindrance to busln;
interests and inconYience ia Fhe senel
put,lic. People along the line are Z
titled to better treatment, and the CE
SOR hopes to learn of early adjustme
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