Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-03-08

For bibles, go to Towner's. He
has some good bargains.
Miss Myrtle Primmer has been con-
fined to the house for two weeks.
Miss Tillie Olson, of Sparta, is pay
ing visit to young FRIENDS in the city
Misses Mile Lake, Winifr I'd Bald
win aud Blanche Dunlap visited friends
at Sparta.
e. r. Saugstad, the Westby lumber
man, was among our out of town visitors
on Monday.
Grant Pierce and Miss Kittie Per-
ham we're joined in wedlock, Saturday,
by Rev. Ct w. Nuzum.
R o. Gauper, formerly merchant
of Newton, but late of La Crosse, is
clerking at the Big Store.
Straw wanted, ten or twelve loads.
Write CENSOR Office, stating price per
ton delivered and on ground.
Barbara aud Hope MunsOn are
spending few days at Madison with
their father and young friends.
Hon. W. M Kingston, of Harmony,
was among our Saturday callers. He is
teaching in the home district this winter.
Captain Silbaugh brought home
with him the fine bred Kentucky riding
animal he used while in the south. She
is handsome mare.
Those desiring sewing done call at
residence on Rusk avenue, opposite
Thee. Browns. Boys clothing and
ladies' Jackets. MARY HICoK.
Rev. W. S. Sweet s illustrated lect-
ure on China given at the Congre-
gational church, Tuesday evening, was
enjoyed by an appreciative audience.
The late fall of snow has had a
wonderful effect of strengthing all kinds
of business. It would be boon to the
county if it would continue fortnight.
After meeting all expenses of the
soldiers entertainment the committee
fiads itself in possession of balance OF
S22 90, which has been donated to The
cemetery association.
Captain Silbaugh requests the Cen
soR to caution the boys of Company M
to carefully preserve their uniforms that
they may be used at future reunions
and other occasions.
p. N Peterson, Of Towerville, deliv-
cred his crop of tobacco, last Monday
which is without doubt the largest that
has been or will be delivered here. Il
weighed %, 2S6 pounds. - Soldiers Grove
Advance.
Chris l.. Spelum is taking vaca
i "a 1, 10
and friends in this vicinity, Chris has
disposed of his Chicago drug store anC
contemplates locating at some point ii
this section
Mrs. Mary Rumsey, wife of Henri.
Rumsey, died at her home IN the towr
OF Jefferson, few days since. She wa
one of the early settlers Of the county, al
estimabe woman and connected will
several prominent families in the western
part of the country.
Gentle spring is coming, and star
right by selecting your footwear at tn
Viroqua Shoe Store. New stock nov
arriving Shoes for infants, shoes 70
the girls, ehoes for the boys, shoes 70
women, shoes for men. Shoes! Shoes
Shoes!!l ROGERS Il WILLIAMS.
lieutenant Frank e. Jsgerson ha
engaged his services to prospecting
company and will soon depart for Cen
trail America, on year and halfs ex
Dedition. The company is organized a
Minneapolis. and the party will consis
of about two dozen. He goes unde
salary.
The DsSoto Herald reports that tn
extensive lumber and mercantile firm O
z S. Davidson & Sons, of that place
have disposed of their interests to Wood
burg & Besrdsley of the same village
The community will regret to lose youn
Mr.. Davidson. who has been manage
for several years.
-RsY. E. Edwards, pastor OF til
English Baptist church at Minersvill
Pa, when suffering from rheumatism
was advised to try Chsmberlain's Pal
Balm. He says: "a few application
of this hniment proved of great serv;t
10 me. 1t subdued the inflammstic
and relieved the pain. Should ar
sufferer profit by giving Pain Balm
trial it will please me-" For sale by
j. johnson & Co., druggists.
The CENSOR was not "off' in i
last weeks prediction that john Sid
was absent on an extraordinary pressir
affair. At Sparta, on February 27t
he was married to Miss Matilda Johns
also of this city, Rev. Crawford pe
forming the ceremony. The GEMS
extends heartiest ngratnlstions a.
with their many friends wishes t
happy couple many blissful and usef
years. Mr.. Side has built up q
mercantile trade since commence
his business career about three yei
ago.