Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-02-14

advance in paper and everything enter
ing into the production of a newspaper.
makes it essential that payments be kept
up very close in order that the subscrip
ton price be not increased.
Beautiful pictures at Towner's.
Go to Towner's for fine jewelry.
Dolls and toys at Towner' without
limit.
For WALL PAPER and WINDOW
SHADES, go to Towner's.
Towner leads them all in elegant
watches at low prices.
The w. G. L. y. will meet with Mrs.
J. T.. Ady on February 90
If your watch or clock is out of
order take it to Towner.
Fred Zitzner, of Franklin, brought
in and sold Is, 900 pounds of tobacco.
Some choice cltya nd country rea
estate for sale; inquire of G. FL. Minshall
j. A. Doerr shipped full-bloOd
Chester White SOW to a Minnesota
breeder.
H G. Henderson and wife have taken
nicely finished residence quarters III
Opera block.
"A year-old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Smith died of membraneous
Group at Manning.
George Jerman of Rising Sun,
cousin of T. I. Sandwich, spent few
days in this city.
Pleasant weather and good sleighing
had the OBJECT Of bringing great crowd
to town ON Sat lrday.
M A. Iceland and family departed
for Texas one day last week, where
they will found a new home.
1t will pay you to anticipate your
wants for spring by securing some of the
great bargains in the slaughter sale of
wall paper at Towner's.
Miss Esther Butt departed for James
vile on Tuesday, where she went to ac-
cept position as teacher rendered her
il the state school for the blind
Another Main street property change
is the sale by N. II. Nelson of his bakery
and Central hotel to Knudt Moseng
who will take possession in April
The committee on county pro perty
is having the floors in halls and offices
in the court house painted. Woodwork
on the exterior will be painted early in
the spring.
Charley Smith and family of ST.
Joseph, Missouri, are guests of Mrs
Smiths parents, Mr. and Mrs. y. H.
Pulver. They removed from Viroqua
fourteen years ago.
His many friends il this sec ion of
country where he has SO long resided,
have been pleased to shake the hand of
Peter Mcintyre during his visit here,
He now resides at Lodi.
Mr.. and Mira. E. W. Hazen are at
home after two weeks absence at Mer-
rill, where they went to assist in ar
ranging matters for the new hotel in
which they are interested.
Mrs. Castle is expected home from
Richland Center tomorrow, where she
has been taking treatment for several
months with beneficial results. She will
be accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Barry.
The following Viroqua gentlemen
attended the funeral of their old com
rade-in-arms, John c. Wilkinson, at
Readstown, last Friday: H c. Gosling.
o. G. Stevens, J. w. Brown, T. G. Con
king, w. H. Burlin and N. j. Beaver.
Uncle Nose" Marshall, of Union,
who is 80 years Of age, is enjoying the
best of health this winter. When be
desires little recreation he walks from
his home near West Lima to the home
of his son at Valley, making the distance
of ten miles easily in two hours.
Virgil Buchanan, who went west to
seek employment, has entered the uni
versity of Nevada, from which he ex-
poets to graduate, then engage al
teaching in that state. Virgil is a late
graduate of the Viroqua high school
County Treasurer Forum is now in
possession of the state school fund in
come tax due the county, and is prepared
to pay it to town and city treasurers.
He also received check for $11, 167. TO-
due from the state TO the county asylum,
for last years care of insane.
Miss Lizzie Paumlund of Springyille
recently graduated from commercial
college at Minneapolis. She is compe
tent to handle stenography and type
writing, and will be glad to serve any
of our professional or business men ii
such capacities at any time.
To-day Elmer Orrison departs fol
Cincinnati for the purpose of entering
mandatory for electrical supplies.
Elmer has given much study to this
science, and he commences at the bot
tom to perfect himself for his chosen
profession He enters upon a four years
apprenticeship.
The veterans of Alex. Lourie post
are requested TO meet at the office O
Commander Butt, Sunday eFening, al
700. preparatory to attending patriotic
service at the Congregational church
Ladies of the Relief Corps will meet al
the residence of M. V. B. Richards fol
the purpose of attending this service II
a body,
La Crosse news item of Friday says
that Edmond OFT OF Middle Ridge, La
Crosse county, that morning shot anC
badly wounded his wife, killed hi!
Young child. set fire 20 his house, ant
then sent bullet through mis- owl
brain He was carpenter by trade
and it is thought insanity was the cause
of the tragedy. Mrs. OFT will recover
The unfortunate man was close rela
tive of the OFT fatalities who reside a
Gen oa.
Several people gained relief from
Dir. bronson on his last professiona
visit to this city. Among them Mr.
Henry Petit, who has been unable t
enjoy himself at reading for man,
months and his general health wa
materially impaired by the bad an
strained condition of his vision. b
treatment and refitting of glasses Mr.
Pettitt tells us that his eyesight is II
stored and general health greatly I'M
proved. Others have been relieved q
defective sight ard made happy. Prof
bronson viii make his next stated visl
to Viroqua and be at the Park Hotel
Wednesday and Thursday, Februar
21st and 22nd.