Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-04-19


Cashton on Monday evenin to visit q
few days with her niece, Mrs. e. Fl.
Brown.
Mrs. 0. G.. Munson leaves for Madi-
son, tomosrow, to spend the balance OF
the Legislative session with her husband
and friends.
Elmer Smith went to LaFarge to
teach for Dill Shermen, who Ia in the
city assisting in the care of his brother,
County Clerk Sherman.
| Samuel LePsge departed for Lind
sey, Wisconsin, on Tuesday, where he
has purchased large farm. His family
will follow in few days.
We guarantee our spring dress hats
to be the correct style or money refunded
Back numbers and out-of- style hats sold
for less than half price. MIoHAEnsoHN &
Co.
Jos. Omundson is making some i'm
provments about his place in third W ard.
A new sidewalk on the west of his resi-
dence will prove great convenience to
those living in that quarter.
Open the door, let in the air,
The winds are sweet, the flowers are fair,
Joy is abroad in the world for me,
Since : king Rocky Mountain Tea.-A.
j. johnson & Co., druggists.
Alex. Lowrie Belief Corps will give
"Thimble Bee" at their hall on this,
Wednesday, afternoon. Supper will
be served from to o'clock. Price Is
cents. Every body invited to come md
enjoy themselves.
Electrician f. E. Ernsburger has
rented the fore part of the old Terhune
homestead, which he will occupy with
his mother. He expects her in a few
days from Erie, Pennsylvania, where
she has been residing.
Frank A. Chase has purchased
from Captain Conner his desirable aud
cozy residence property in the Second
ward, now occupied by W. N. Coffiand.
Mr.. Chase expects, in time, to make it
his permanent home.
William Flanagan, of Minneapolis,
timber agent for the Northern Pacific
railway company, WAS visiting among
old acquaintance in Viroqua the last
of the week, and is now at the parental
| home in Readstown.
Tom Potts has rented part of the
Randall building where he will move his
shop fixtures. He was compelled to va
to vacate the basement of the fremont
house on account Of the building oper
ations to be carried on there this spring.
Deputy T. o. Mork is acting
county clerk during Clerk Shermsn's
illness. Mr.. Mork has his hands and head
full taking care of the work in the two
important offices of clerk and register,
but Tom is equal to most any emer-
gency.
-Viroqua Woodman camp will have
a big time, Friday evening, when twenty
candidates will be taught to ride the
fraternity goat. A supper and brief
program will follow, in which the fam
lilies al / visiting members will partici-
pate. Other camps are invited to be
present.
-ToIgsr Fortney is in La Crosse on
business connected with the new hotel
construction. l.. r. Gaines has the
contract for removing the old fremont
onto the vacant lots west of Rogers &
| Williams store, where the business will
be carried on till the new house is
ready for occupancy.
| Miner Brothers, of Bloomingdale,
are moving one Of their saw mill plants
to Forest county, where they have pur-
chased a large .reage of timber lands.
Henry Wsmberg sad wife of Star, left
on Monday, for the north. They will
run the cook shanty for Miner Brothers.
W. e. Miner will be the northern mana
ger.
The largest stock Of strictly first
grade goods ever offered for sale in this
city have been received at the Viroqua
s. V. d. Clothing House. These goods
are all made up in the latest styles from
the choicest fabrics end patterns, and
are made to fit. Every seam and button
warranted, aud will be sold at prices
so low that everybody can afford good
suit. TT. SANDWICH, Manager.
Yesterday Drs. Schreiner, Christ
iGnson and Surrenson performed an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis upon Mordice;
Appleman of the town of Clinton. The
operation was performed at Coon VAL
ley where he IS teaching school. 1t is
a somewhat remarkable coincidence
that the same week two old friends and
two school teachers have undergone OPP
erstions for the same affection -appen-
dicltis. At this writing we have not
been informed as to the results of the
operation. The CENSOR hopes it will
prove successful and permanently bene-
fetal to both Messrs Sherman and APP.
pleman.
"a word to the wise is sufficient"
and word from the wise should be suf-
icient, but you ask, who are the wise
Those who know. The oft repeated ex-
! perience of trustworthy persons may
De taken for knowledge. Mr.. W. M.
Terry says Chsmberlain's Cough Rem
edy gives better satisfaction than any
other IN the market. He has been in
the drug business at Elkton, Ky, for
twelve years; has sold hundreds of bottles
, OF this remedy and nearly all other
cough medicines manufactured, which
shows colclusively that Chamberlain's
is the most satisfactory te the people,
and is the best. For sale by a. j. john
son & CO., druggists.
} -Thinkiug to improve upon ths
} usual methods Of infant feeding, the
little son of Bert Cushman, who lives
: with Mr.. and Mrs. l. E. Rabbit, tried a
novel experiment. 1t seems that his
, appetite is not entirely satisfied with
the very exce!lent culinary skill of Mrs.
Rabbit, and so he occasionally INDUCES
in meal consisting largely of nails,
bark and soldier buttons with large pro-
, truding eyes. But the latest expert
, ment of this young genius wss to set
at defiance all the usual traditions OF
what is either good food for babies or
| good to paint houses, by devouring a
, lpailful of yellow ochra. This proved
) rather hard to digest, but after two OF
; three days OF severe sickness his sppe-