Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-03
8 M 1qbout aour friends ana Helghbors.

He urm OF CnaSe 0 taYOf mas GiS'
solved partnership
See the hunters bring down the
game at the carnival.
Good heavy work horse for sale.
Inquire at this office or of A. S. Cobb.
The price OF admission TO the car.
nival has been placed within the reach
of all, 10 and % cents.
Westby s4;uped thirty carloads of
, cased tobacco to other points the past
J week.
Earle G.. Do, : the accomplished
young actor at tia Opera house all next
week.
Hon Alley Peterson and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday in the city with
relatives and friends
Found, a lady's black cape, during
fair week. Call at residence of j. F.
Parker for the same
The death of NJ P. Balloon, one of
the old settlers of the neighborho cd, is
reported from La Fargo
The complete award of premiums
made at the county fair is published in
this issue of the CENSOR.
There are 2400 students at the state
university at Madison, the largest at
tendance in the history of that institu-
ton
On account of personal illness Miss
Blanche Dunlap was compelled to give
up teaching ut Bloomington and return
home.
Brakeman Harry Adams has been
transferred to the main line run between
La Crosse and Milwaukee Roy Wilson
takes his place on the branch.
Mr.. E. G.. James of Verndale, Mime
sota, is visiting his aged father in JEFF r
son. He says there is plenty of pros
Gritty and Mckinley men in Minnesota.
-Uncalled for letters remaining in
,'e Viroqua post office: Andrew w. Ar
erson, Mrs. S. A. Nelson, Mrs Chas
.ack, Mrs. John Bosford, Miss Ella
urb.
AT the cor.nty fair in Richland Cen
+, last week, the local team and Viola
IL otball kickers had a contest, which
VI s a draw game, neither team scoring
al oint.
s-Mrs A B. Thompson of Springville,
Isl repaired to do all kinds of dressmak-
i'm and will sew by day or piece. She
4 mas taken Bowman's Tailor System of
I 6dressmaking.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Achinson have
moved to their new possessions in South
Dakota. The- leave many friends in
mis- community who wish them abun-
lant sue cess.
During the week the population of
iroqua has been increased by the arri-
al of little people at the homes OF Rev
w estphal, A ID Helgeson, Lon Curtiss
knd Clarence Powell.
Mrs B. f. Norris has returned from
Hthe city with complete, new line of
omillinery in the very latest and up-to-
Ydate styles. Ladies are cordially invited
10 call and inspect goods. Remember
! the place, over Dahls store.
4 The erec sion of new brick dwelling
yhouse has been commenced by Silas
tFoster. 1t will be substantial struc-
4 ture 34x38 feet, two story. Chas s.
IN kickson has the carpentry and John w.
Nv s1ke the mason work.
DIR. Kronson, the celebrated eye
IS. Acialist, will make his next visit to
|ts city and be at the Park Hotel,
|Es Dlnesday and Thursday, October
|nt tai4 DR.. Kronson will make regular
|pai I,ls every two weeks.
ffErank Chase has made a number of
|st 4 estate deals lately. Purchased the
hi cm of Marvin Henry, Jr.. ON Bishop
El Inch; the Widow Campbell place on
tI Gervale and sold the Andrew Krogan
m I'm near Viola to Abram Hays
T-During Wednesday evening last the
|T s2b DdIJl Oh Uuc VI NuIS " ~ NfIdy =,
EM Iiberty Pole, was destroyed by fire,
MI cether with its contents. There was
NtA Insurance ON the property. 1t is the
,s Ssral verdict that it is a case of inoen-
la fiaism
lttThe splendid California" johnson
sn \ on West Prairie, consisting OF
as# oscres, with some personal effects
aE az sold on Saturday last TO Henry
tJ i and Ole Sk,gen, two enterprisins
NJ g, tg men. The consideration, we un
NJ Il; aand, was about $1,000
= MIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Russell, of Viro
\. la visited friends in this city Tuesday
+. Russell was one of the early pioneers
il Sparta, having come here in 1865
81 fter remaining here several years h'
" moved to Viroqua, where he has re
led for over third of a century
arta Democrat.
-Richland county had a most unfa
rable week for its fair. There wa
& one favorable day in the who'll
kek, rain falling much OF the time
yXl the other conditions were favorable
d the old time success would hav
kovned their efforts. If they escape
Considerable loss they will be indee'
III cky
J rs jephen Denning returned HON
n ON Iowa on Saturday last, where h
n s zen for some months. Unfounde
mors were afoat in this sectiol
81 bnnecting his name with some wester
"a bisdeeds. and it was reported that b
as sentenced to be hanged. Steve say
ere is not the slightest ground for tn
.lorts; that he has been employed o
}Ks Iowa farm and attended strictly
RkA 3 work.
INFANCY, wife of John Buckles, die
KWest Prairie, last Friday, from car
of the stomach, after a lingerin
hess. Mrs. Buckles belonged to one {
well known pioneer families of th
E,ntv. She was about 75 years of ag'
aged husband two sons and tw
ughters. with many other kindre
Ia friends mourn her demise Funeri
surred at West Prairie Methodi:
Eurch on Sunday.
HIN cases of chronic diseases. 1t
VEN to consult some physician WI
Ms had special experience along thi
ene. and who confines mis- prastlce
lis class of diseases. Fer several yea
~ Erooua has been favored with month
sits of DIR. McElwee. whose success
medical specialist has given him sue
kreputation as few physicians nave e
kyed Perhaps no case that the d9ct
treated has shown better what
n do than that of Mr. Shultz. who h'
en- treated by several phyeieians VI
benefit whatever. He mad been