Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-09-19
-7aU -Tb0m 9our friends and TolgAboys.
Michigan had brisk snow storm

Thirty cords stove wood wanted
Inquire of VIM. Dowel, near court
house.
M. A. Rosenwater Of Rising Sun, q
.orlner resident of Viroqua, reports q
llew girl at his home
DIR. Kronson the eve specialist. will
be at the Park Hotel Wednesday Thurs
day and Friday Ct this week.
JOS L. Johnsor, a young jefferson
farmer brought IN n bundle of cornstalks
that measured fourteen feet long.
"A regular SIC 90 ladies jacket for
81 during fair week.
w. F. LlNDEMANN 81 Co.
Ri chard Whitaker of Ontario. one
of the boys of Company M, IN the Span
ish-Ame rican war, has been granted q
pension.
Frank A and Arthur @. Briggs.
late of this city, have purchased the
Tomah Herald They have the qualifi-
cations to make it first class local paper.
Ulcers. open or obstinate sores,
scalds and piles, quickly cured by BAN
NER SALVE, the most healing medicine
in the world A. J. Johnson 81 Co.
William ]. Bryan, candidate for
president is announced to speak at La
Crosse on the evening of October 2. 1t
is probable that special train will run
from this city.
Ed. Rogers is again in his old posi-
tion as express messenger on the Viroqua
branch, having been transferred from
the Valley division. He will take up
his residence at Sparta.
"A GOOD many consumptives would
be cured and the worst cases comforted
and relieved by using FoLEY'S HONEY
AND TAR. Suggest it to those afflicted.
You should DO this as FRIEND =. j.
johnson 81 Go.
At the home of the brides parents,
in this city, Sept 12th, Mr.. O. J. Stoke
of Stoddard. and Miss Anna Denning
were united in marriage. Miss Denning
has taught at Stoddard for some years
and Mr.. Stoke is business man of the
place.
Andrew Ellicott, only son of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Ellicott, died from
Inflammation of the bowels at the fam
lily home near this city, Sunday morn
ing, aged seventeen years. He was
likely Young man and there is profound
sympathy expressed for the family.
Funeral occurred at the NJ e. church
Tuesday afternoon.
Hon John Stevenson, wife and
daughter, of Breckenridge Minnesota,
arrived here on Friday for few days
visit with old friends and relatives in
this section. They find host of friends
to welcome them in the old home where
they 50 long resided and We're such
staunch citizens. They removed west
two years since.
One hundred farmers in Jefferson
county were recently asked the worth
of skim milk by Hoard's Dairyman.
The most of them put the value at ten
cent per cwt; some said twenty cents
and one man said thirty. The private
opinion Of the writer, publicly expressed
is that those who fail TO realize from
twenty to twenty -fvesents per cwt. lose
from one-half to three-ffths of its sctual
qeneit. .-Ex.
Rev A. G. Hallsey, who for a num-
Der of years was pastor on Springville
Methodist circuit died at San Antonio
California, very recently His latest
charge was at Cuba City, and about eight
months ago he took his departure tor
Southern California to benefit his health,
being a sufferer from tuberculosis OF the
lungs His condition becoming worse
he started on his homeward journey but
was unable to proceed further than San
Antonio where he passed away.
Judd Walker of Boscobel, special
agent of free rural mail service of this
state, was here this week and with j. FL.
Frazier went over a route that we hope
to have put in operation in a short time.
T. oil 1a1 l1a hon Of
fer hill and out past Irwin Gribble's then
on to Sugar Grove and down to Kicka
poo and Manning and up the east side
of the river to Viola. The route covers
some twenty-five miles and is a much
needed service for a large number of
people. Viola Intelligencer.
The Viola Intelligencer says that
Rola T. Harm, who removed from the
town of Bloom to Pagosa Springs, Col e,
two years ago, died at that place from
the effect of gunshot wound which he
received August 20. Mr.. Harm was &C
cidentally sho, by companion while
pursuing bear at night, receiving a
charge of bu ckshot in the hip. His death
resulted fron hemorrbage. Mr.. Harm
| was a grandson of e. p. Bender, of this
city.
Rev. Peckham will make his usual
| trip on Sunday next-Springville, Brook
vile and Liberty Pole-which will close
his services before going to Melrose, his
new field. The removal of Mr.. Peckham
| from this community after four years OF
| faithful services Is regretted by the many
| friends in and out of the church, who
have learned to regard him for his ex
cellent qualities of head and heart. He
| has been an efficient worker in building
! mp the church societies with which ht
| has been attached.
lin the death of Mrs Eliza Smell, whC
died at her home two miles southeast o.
this city, last Friday morning, this com
munity loses one of tho old and tried
pioneer citizens; a woman who leaves
the impress of useful and upright lif'
upon the memory of her every acquain
tance. Mrs. Smell had been residen
here for thirty years. Her husband
died several years since. Two sons ar
left to mourn. She was nearly siXtI
years of age. Funeral services wert
held in the Methodist church on Sunda.
! afternoon, conducted by Revs. Tresidde
: and Nuzum, interment in the city GENE
terry.
Rev. T. !. Snodgrass is in Viroqu
, this week in attendance upon the an
nual meeting of the West Wisconsin
Conference. There is little doubt bu
what Mr.. Snodgrass will be reappointe
| to this charge. II there were an
doubts the people of this city woult
4 make a demonstration to the effect tina
, his return would be a contamination Q