Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-31
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w ould you Ike to use the best
Then Use Maple City White soap
ST. avn g. Ripley have added to
their inc by putting in hard and soft
coal
S. N. Neprud of Westby, made a
trip to Edgerton, last week, on tobacco
business.
Second hand hay press for sale; in
good order Inquire of G. f. Smith,
Viroqua
A little daughter came to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Williams on
Saturday night.
Conductor Grover of the branch,
had weeks lay off and his station was
filled by Lewis Daniels.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Fullmer of
Florence, have been visiting at their
former homes in and about Ontario.
George Herbst departed for Sparta
Saturday evening, to enter upon his
employment with Dodge 81 Davis.
While working corn husker, Frank
HAYES, near Ontario, had his hand
caught in the machine and lost one
finger
According 20 tie Observer Ontario
is writbing in the filth of a ministerial
scandal, one that shocks the sensibilities
of the people.
If you buy rosin separate from soap
it may benefit you in some way-but it
is no good in soap. Maple City Soap
contains no rosin.
Vote. &c Is the duty of every Am
erican citizen to exercise that sacred
privilege. It is mis- plain duty to vote
and express his convictions
Buy your cut flowers of z. K. jew
ett 81 Co, Sparta, Wisconsin A fine,
L.. nf OH.
anthemums, etc Funeral work of best
and latest form on short notice.
Frank Peters has shown us from his
garden, stem of strawberries, ripe and
delicious, several of the / an inch IN
diameter, picked on the Both day Of
4October Several haye exhibited second
crop black and red raspberries
The Milwaukee Sentinel of Monday
contained the pictures of Henry Hopp
who was awarded first prize for being
the most popular farmer at the late fair,
and Miss Marguerite Morse, who was
voted the handsomest farmers daughter.
We are informed the La Crosse
Oxygenor Co. want good live agent
in Vernon county. Promine1't position
and good pay to the rigb5 party who
will be the lucky applicant. Address
La Crosse Oxygenor Co, La crosse, WIS
-Viroqua Woodman Camp viii in
dulge in comparative hunt on Noyem-
Der 18th, with 30 men on side. TlN
losing side is to prepare the game Tor
big supper the night following Geo.
w Stimble and ut. j. Flemming are to
be captains on the opposing sides.
AT Grand Rapids Judge Webb rem
dered decision in the caseo o kauffis
j vs.. the city of PiJtsvilIe in favor OF
" SNfT hoo ly.N
kaufman to teach and signed a con-
tract. Af5erward they ordered him not
to teach, but he opened school in spite
OF protests. After repeated warnings
he was carried out by the school board.
When the case was tried it was taken
out of the iury's hands by the court.
This is the first case of this kind IN the
state. The case will be appealed TO the
suprems court Mr. Kaufman was for
merly OF Hillsboro
As representing in measure the
great volume of business carried on III
shis cit and the prosperity existing III
this coz munity, the CENSOR notes tnat
on a week ago last Monday morning the
railroad authorities were behind forty
freight cars that had been ordered by
the business men of this city. This con-
dition has existed for some weeks, ana
lit has been impossible to secure cars
when demanded. Nearly every pound
lof this great volume OF freight had oeen
produced by the farmers of this section.
iOur democratic friends may 'holler
imperialism till they are black In the
[ face and they will not be able to hood
Ewink the people of this community from
81 the business and prosperity issue thai Is
n with them.
n Rheumatism and asthma are two of
"a the most distressing diseases that affilct
iahumanity In Vernon county no doubt
inthere are many victims of these ailments
IS who would be quickly cured If they
alknew that it is possible for such thing
ceto happen. And yet every month at
1.-THE Viroqua Hotel they may consul
q free of any charge, DR.. McElwee. VINO
claims to have a line of remedies that
d never fail to cure these diseases. Mrs
q fillet has got well under the doctor
s care, and it would be hard to ina
worse case of rheumatism than ners;
For fourteen years she had suffered
everything; could not sleep on account
+ of the pain and was altogether aoous as
| helpless as person could be-: Dr. NC
Il Elwee got her perfectly well in three
/. months she never having an hours suf-
I'll fering after starting to take his treat
" ment.
gt Henry NJ. Rusk, Of Sioux City, Iowa,
4 lis visiting scenes of boyhood days in this
Affection. and old comrades of Co L, vol
2N gnteers of Wisconsin. On Friday last,
3 N $ brothers and sisters and their families
j SAthered at the home of their parents,
Billion. and Mrs Allen Rusk in this city,
End celebrated with the old people the
u apifty-seventh anniversary of their mar
@Teiage 1t was a happy and numerous
y gathering. Mr.. and Mrs. Rusk were
married in Morgan n county, Ohio, and
n came TO this county in 1858, where they
y have ever been respected residents. Mr..
:, Rusk has been honored with many posi-
tions bv his fellows in town, county and
state affairs. A half dozen years ago
they removed from Liberty and will
here pass the golden days of a long and
4 honorable life.
II Vernon County has long been one
4 of the most extensive hardwood lumber
Il producing counties in the western part
II Iof the state. Four years ago mlI-meh
Wand owners of these stocks were unable
Ito find a market for their product ana
What sold was at price thaf failed 20
31emunerate them for the labor and OUT
Asay. What a change has come over the
&situation Now there is no keeping up
Mwith orders for X ; material, and prices
s. have materially increased. 1t Is the
Mssarpe with stave bolts, headings, hoop