Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-01-24
Beautiful pictures at Towner's.

Charley Collins was over from De
Soto for day
i Towner leads them all in elegan
watches at low prices.
If your watch or clock is out d
order take it to Towner.
i Small house for rent. Inquire o
jackson Silbaugh-
/ For WALL PAPER and WINDOW
SHADES, go to Towner's
i Mrs Wexford Tongue of Hillsboro
Is visiting relatives in the city.
j Some choice city and cou ntry res
estate for sale; inquire of c. FL Minshall
Harry Adams and wife were III
from Sparta, to pass Sunday with rela-
| tives.
Commercial travellers are as numer
GUS IN town of late as bees in honey
season.
JAS. H. Rogers and wife Of De Soto
We're the guests of Viroqua friends over
the Sabbath
Mr. and Mrs Russell Hoyt came
from Chaseburg to spend Sunday with
Ed. Lind and wife
The social announced by the Reyal
Arch Chapter for Friday night, has been
postponed indefinitely.
Miss Ona Bennett of Rockton, is
visiting Miss Marie Smith and other
young friends in this city.
DIR. Rogue has moved his family and
dental OUTFIT to Westby, where he will
prosecute his profession.
Prof. bronson, the eye specialist
at the Park Hotel, Wednesday and
Thursday of this week
Persons who hold the office of town
city or village supervisor, clerk assessor
or treasurer are ineligible for census
| enumeration.
| Edward Riser, a Lansing young
man, skated into hole where ice had
been taken from the Mississippi and
was drowned
DIR. McElwee, the successful special
physician, at Viroqua hotel, Tuesday
Jan. sc. The doctor charges nothing
for examinations.
| -Ames W.. Bean, of Retreat, who re.
Gently went to Washington state, has
secured q good position as engineer in
the Great Northern railroad shops al
Hillyard.
Mrs. Phineas Stevens departs fol
Boston on Friday, to remain indefinitely
Her mother, who is Sc years old, is in
feeble health. She lives with sister
who has reached her Goth year.
The city board of education has des-
ignated Misses Esther Butt and Wini-
| fred Baldwin as substitute teachers for
members of the corps who may be alb
sent from their duties for one cause
| or another.
B f. Ferguson has fitted up nice
rooms in the basement of his block for
barber shop, which will soon be oc-
cupied by Potts and Curtis. 1t will
provide them with very neat and CON
venient quarters.
| Mr. and Mrs Henderson, late of
Fennimore have become residents ot
this city Mr.. Henderson succeeds Ben.
Morrison as foreman in Martin q Kueb-
ler's tin shop Ben. will accept situa-
ton in La Crosse.
| George Novil of Towerville, brought
to market, last Saturday, the largest
load of tobacco that has been delivered.
1t weighed 5000 pounds and sold foi
eight cents straight 1t was the prop
erty of John Hanson.
| j. W. Groves was in town Thurs
day Ee is taking two weeks recreation
from business and is putting in the
time at Washington and other eastern
cities. Fred Eckhardt expected to ac-
company Mr.. Groves but found too
much activity in tobacco deliveries and
other affairs.
Editor Frank Graves, Of the Leader,
has been confined to his home for several
daye by a severe illness The CENSOR
is pleased to know that he is rapidly
recovering and will soon be able to take
his usual amount Of grief with the rest
of us plodding mortals.
The large audience that spent ar
| evening at the third entertainment OF
the hi gh school course, was well repaid
| There was no mistake in the press
notices in announcing Mr. Barker, the
impe rsonator, as whole show within
himself He is clever gentleman and
pleased his auditors at every turn.
-Viroqua needs hospital and needs
it badly. The number of cases taken Il
La Crosse, Chicago and other place;
from this county would be sufficient tx
support such an institution, besides be
| ing much less expensive. From every
point of view it would be asplendid thine
for all concerned. Who will move il
| the matter?
Moonlight sleighing parties have
| been the order among youngsters of the
city the past week The merry shouts
of happy youths ensconced in the bis
wagon-box, are reminders of better and
happier days to older people who now
have the stern realities of life to battle
with Glorious childhood, who would
deprive the boys and girls of these joyous
occasions?
John Devlin met with painful
accident on Saturday. While assisting
at slowing away ice in his ice house he
fell from the opening in the second
story to the ground, distance of twelve
or fourteen feet. His collar bone was
broken, face bruised and other injuries
sustained. He is doing as well as
might be expected, making his rounds in
a bandaged arnor.-
F. NJ Miushall gave an entertain
ment here in Opera house, Saturday
evening. The house was filed and the
program we'll received by the audience
| The machine is a wonder of mechanical
| ingenuity and is bound to attract large
| crowds wherever it is shown and heard
The receipts were very gratifying to thE
Woodmen as well as to Mr. Minshall -
Hillsboro Sentry.
Capt. Nichols is in receipt of pa
per containing a column account of the
celebration of the sixtieth wedding an
niversary of Rev. and Mrs. Radcliffe, al
Perth Amboy, New Jersey, on the 18th
instant. The paper contains an inter
esting biographical sketch of the veneer
able preacher and his ministerial work
an appropriate poem and much genera
data of the country. He is So years OF
age and has been in the ministry s.
years Mr.. Radcliffe was the first pas
torof Viroqua Congregational church
and he and his good wife are well re
membered and appreciated by many o.
the early citizens who still reside here
Persons who have suffered will
rheumatism for years, believing tina
there was no cure for their cases, hav,
been agreeably surprised by getting wei
under DIR, McElwee's treatment. AS Il
well known, the doctor has visited Viro
qua for several years and the cures tina
he has made are quite numerous N
doubt the doctors experience as resi-
dent physician at the Hot Springs ha
given him special opportunities to OBJ
serve and treat chronic diseases gener
ally. In these painful cases of rheuma
tism, as well as stomach troubles of Ions
, standing. he is said never to fail to effec
a cure. John Roethe, who suffered witt
! rheumatism for so many years aud go
no help anywhere is now fully recovered
under Dr McEiwees care.