Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-02-15
The doctors are rushed.

aelsohn's.
"A new lot of the latest neckties at
Michaelsohn's.
See those beautiful Assrachan over
coats at Michaelsohh's.
james Lee, of Westby, was visi-
tor to the capital city, last week.
j. W. Groves was in the city on
business and paying friendly calls, last
Saturday.
"A new lot of wooden underwear, the
best values and finest quality, at Mich
aelsohn's.
Mrs. Ell. L Rsyner visited with her
mother, Mrs. VIM. Heron, last week,
who has been i'll.
Our Romance correspondent reports
scalding accident to a child in the
town of Genoa, which resulted il death
Farmers desiring land plaster are
requested to leave orders at the Farm
ers' Alliance store, with J. M. Bennett
Lind & Solberg have enlarged bust
ness by ordering a large supply of L.
Crosse farm machinery. See their ad.
vertisement.
Harry Giesis, of Marshfeld, arrived
in the city, Friday, to join his wife, who
has been guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. P
Peters for some months past.
The bodies of John 7. Kingston, of
Ashland, and Theodore Bronson, of
Stevens Point, who died in Porto Rico,
have been brought home.
George johnson, who was employ
ed in Hsrrington's barber shop until
recently, is row at work in the Plank
ington house shop in Milwaukee.
-Samnel-Don't figure on marrying
model wife unless you are mind read
er, and know for certain that she takes
Rocky Mountain Tea.-A. J. johnson &
Co.
-"DelP Morrison and family, who
moved from this city to Lanesboro,
Mimi, about two years ago, arrived in
Viroqua, Thursday, and will reside here
permanently.
Mrs. Jane Nelson, who sold her farm
to q. s. Chapman, will have an auction
sale to dispose of her personal effects, on
Thursday, February %, at the farm 2 J
miles west of Viroqua.
Rev. VIM. Haughton, accompanied
by Mrs. Haughton and Mrs. Bert Dus-
ton and little daughter Allie, departed
for Madison, Tuesday, to visit wee k
with Mrs. Henry Casson.
The teachers of our city schools are
having a seige of illness, Miss Libbie
Livingston being the last to be taken
sick. Miss Katy Goodell has been as
sisting those who have been ill.
AT meeting recently held by the
representatives of the Modern Wood
man lodges OF Lacrosse, Vernon and
Monroe counties, it was voted to hold
their annual picnic at Sparta, June 3.
Frank Sargent, of Soldiers Grove,
has sold out his interest il the photo
graph gallery of that place, and the
business is now under the control of tn g
Misses Bull, two sisters from Prairie du
Chen.
The severe cold weather and pre-
vailing illness of many of our young
people have diminished the attendance
at our city schools. Some of the rooms
have had one-third of the usual number
present.
The La Fargo Enterprise says that
the members of the Stark cooperative
association met last Saturday afternoon
and as it was the end of the fiva year
agreement, majority voted to discon.
tinue the organization and close out the
business.
"A Joint literary meeting of the high
schools of Viroqua and Sparta is talked
of for the near future, the entertainment
to consist of orations, readings, essays
Rotations and music, both instrumental
and vocal. The date and program viii
appear latec.
| Mrs. A. M. Stevenson of Denver
Colorado, accompanied by her daughte
and son, arrived here Saturday morning
for three weeks visit st the old home
Mrs. Stevenson Is the daughter o
Samuel Abbey, who resides few mile
southeast Of the city.
AT the state convention of Modern
Woodmen held at Oshkosh, last week
Z. Y. Wernick, of Hillsboro, was elected
escort for the coming year. Frank j
Davis, of Retreat, was elected delegate
to the supreme convention, which viii
be held at Kansas City next week. There
were 140 delegates present, represent
ing 81, 900 members.
William Giles died at his home il
Keokuk Falls, Oklahoma Territory, OF
January 80, OF bronchitis, after an ill
ness of five weeks. His wife, who was
daughter of Uncle John Groves, dice
about about two years ago. He leaves
three children, all grown up and living
in Oklahoma. Among relatives in THU
city is his mother and three sisters
Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. Bowman and Mrs. Sill
bsugh.
An exchange well says that it is al
WAYS best to wait for the evidence be
fore passing judgment. When you hes
reports detrimental to young ladies Rnt
gentlemen, don't be hssty in forming
conclusions. To-day it is somebod,
else's g,rl or boy, tomorrow it may b
yours. Trouble comes to us sil, and w
should extend the same charity We ex
pect from others. Gossip distorts ant
magnifes occurrence that have no foun
dation in fact, and injustice is Otter
done innocent parties.
The state fair managers wers il
session at Madison, Tuesday, discussin,
matters OF interest for the coming count,
! fairs. A bill will be considered by th
managers to create state fair managers
association. 1t will provide that th
, managers of fairs must become member
Of the association before they can receiy
, state aid. 1t makes the Zee to join IS
The association hiss elected these officers
President, John NJ. True OF Baraboo
, Vice presidents. O. Il. Harvey. of Besve
Dam, and f. w. Harlsnd of Waukeshs
, Secretary and Treasurer. ]. P. Reeve
. of Sparta; Executive committee, F. Z
> Nye, of West Salem, Kennedy Scott, {
lBio, and ]. L. Kearney, OF Jefferson.