Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-08-22
Bibles at Towner's.

Judge Wyman recently purchased
a fine buggy horee.
George Groves, the young merchant
at Ross, was in town on Sunday.
Henry Hendrickson of Ferryville,
is clerking in P Bouffieurs store.
If your watch or clock is indisposed
or has that tired feeling, take it to
Towner's.
Bronson Shreve of Greenwood, was
pleasant caller at this Office on Thurs
day last.
Mrs G. H. Campbell with her little
son and Miss Josie, visited with Mrs. E.
Fl. Brown.
Dwelling house and barn. opposite
school house, for rent. Inquire of M.
c. Nichols,
Hans Stenie, long time resident of
the county house, died at the age of So,
on Thursday last.
-Cashton and New Lisbon ball teams
will play at the former place on Satur-
day and Sunday next.
Mrs. Dr. Suttle and children arrived
home on Thursday evening last, from
their western sojourn.
Mr. and Mrs Eek Morrison lost their
infant child on last Thursday morning
by cholera infantunl,
For sale, secondhand grain sep
arator, in good repair, ready to run.
Inquire of G. M. Butt
Remember it will cost you nothing
to try one of Martin d Kuebler's new
washing machines.
Try one of those new washing ma
chimes at Martin 81 Kueblers. They
will do the work ri ght
Perfumes and all kinds of toilet
articles at Iowner's-t the finest in the
land for the price.
Mrs. Esch, wife OF Congressman
Esch of La Crosse, is visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Herbst in this city.
DIR R. w. Baldwin. dentist success
sor to DR.. Reque Office in Devlin
block, opposite new Fortney hotel.
For sale, four or five buck lambs,
high grade and right for breeding pur
poses. Inquire of Samuel Mills, Spring
vile.
John Groves came up from Madison
Saturday and drove from here to Wood
stock, where his wife and daughter are
visiting Richland Democrat.
g. w. Wise of Mound Park, was a
pleasant CENSOR caller on Saturday.
he says WOFh Oh btl6 libW bUu biiIIu6l Will
be finished some time this month.
There were 122 new camps chartered
and 8, 266 benefit members added to the
Modern Woodmen society last month.
The order continues to grow rapidly.
Remember Dr.. Krnoson's dates We'd
nesday and Thursday of this week, at
the Park Hotel. DR.. Kronson is the
only eye specialist who visits this city.
Lost, in Viroqua, about July 10, a
lady's clasp pocket book containing q
sum of money and note for $50 on j. l..
Johnson. A reward of So will be paid
for return to Albert johnson.
Lost between Viroqua and Hiram
IN jennings on the ridge road to Viola a
N long leather pocket book containing
"A notes. Finder will be rewarded by
y leaving with Andrew Krogan or at this
n office.
Officers of the Sparta fair were in
Il the city last Wednesday, hustling their
~ advertising schemes They are arrang
ing for big fair and race meeting and
# expect to attract large crowds from this
81 section, as usual The dates are Sep
IA tember 11-14.
Peter E. Nelson Of Cashton, has
entered the race for member Of assembly
jim Monroe county. The contest will
# probably De between Mr.. Nelson aud
Dr. f. P. Johnson of Ontario. The lat
er has served one term and mado
pod member
s Michael Kaufman, whom many of
lis section know as one of the general
rents of the Deering Harvester Com
any. was sentenced TO two years IN
ates prison for the embezzlemeut OF
1f tla W.
W IAN resided at Madison.
" The largest round-house in the
4 world has just been completed at Clin-
N} ton, Iowa, by the Northwestern Railway
~ Company. 1t has fifty stalls, is four
hundred feet in diameter and forms a
complete circle. Twenty six residences
had to be removed to make room for it.
* j. G. Swinson, of the town of Green
4 wood, has sold his farm and will move
his family to Alabama, about the first
'of October. Mr.. Swinson recently re-
4 turned from that state where he met
e W. Shreve formerly of Hillsboro,
lwho says he is well pleased with the
country and his location.
Miss Nettie Goyer, of Readstown,
who recently graduated from the musi-
cal department of the Platteville normal
school. gave an interesting musical
recital at Soldiers Grove last Saturday
evening, assisted by young people of
that place Miss Goyer is giving in
+ structions there and elsewhere.
The band of Winnebago Indians
that furnished entertainment for the
Battle Island visitors have been engaged
by our fair managers to give an exhibit
tion each day on the grounds. Their
dances, performed in all their Indian
toggery, are well worth seeing, and will
slone make it worth your while to visit
lhe fair.
The county ticket placed in the
sield by our democratic brethren, last
Friday, is composed Of representative
men. against whom nothing may be
said except with regard to their politics,
They are all good citizens and the per
sonnel of the ticket is equal to that of
ANY ever placed in the field by the
democracy of the county. With such
gentlemen on the ticket the campaign
is sure to be conducted along rational
and legitimate lines. While we sympa-
thize with the gentlemen who are sure
to meet with defeat, it Is not as bad as
if they did not know the result in ad-
vance.
n The Wisconsin department has been
selected to lead the column in parade at
the Chicago National encampment.