Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-03

| the carnival as realistic as life.
A j. Beat and JOS Pennell We're IL
La Crosse on business last week.
Eric @. Yttri and sister were IN the
city from Franklin on Tuesday.
Venerable John Bentson and wi!
were in from Manning today.
-Viroqua band viii take part in the
band contest at Gays Mills next week.
Rev Witherbee has rented the
house recently vacated by Peter Oftedal
p A. Ramsett has disposed of his
store building at Retreat to Davis 4
Bates.
Rev. G W. Nuzum will preach in
Bishop Branch church next Sunday at
2:30.
See advertisement of extensive
Fortney farms and store for sale at
Liberty Pole
Rev. L. E. Peckham and FANNY
departed for their new home at Melrose,
on Saturday.
DR. Kronson, the eye specialist,
Wednesday and Thursday of this week
at the Park hotel.
Calvin Morley departs for Alabama,
next week, where he will, as usual,
spend the winter.
DR. McElwee the successful special
lst, viii be at the Viroqua Hotel on
Tuesday, October 8.
&c gorge johnson won second money
with his horse Space" in the West
Salem running race.
-Richland Center post office was bur
glarized of $500 in postal funds and
81, 100 in stamps, ON Thursday.
Mrs. w p Gorsline left for her
home in Chicago, Monday evening, after
Peter Grannum, form erly of Bris-
tow. now of the Soldiers home at Mil
waukee has been at the old home for a
visit.
Almost one hundred young ladies
and little girls take part in the carnival.
Beautiful and unique costumes are feat
ures.
Miss Mabel Alden has secured a
lucrative position at shorthand and
typewriting, with Rand, MeNally & Co,
of Chicago
Basket social for benefit of Synod
Lutheran church will be given at John
Wson's two miles south of the city on
Saturday evening,
"A goodly number went from this
section to hear Bryan at La Crosse,
Tuesday. They report large crowd
and enthusiasm galore.
The ladies of the B. B. sociSty OF the
Church of Christ will meet at the church
Saturday, October 6, at $50 p. M 1t is
requested that every one be present
Peter hexvold. Rasmus Lund and
Magnus Forum take the train from VI
roqua this evening. They go north b
Barron and Chippewa counties to buy
land.
AT Baraboo fair W. Fl. Loggy's Lee
varth won the 2:20 pacing race apd a
good purse. Best time 2:2Q. The little
horse has made some good races this
season.
Addison waxed most enthusiastic
over the Carnival of Venice, so will
everyone who attends the Carnival oi
Viroqua next Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Rain put dampner on the Viola
fair and it has been extended through
Friday Many are in attendance from
this city. A big field of race horses
are entered.
The La Fargo Enterprise says that
James Luxem, the miner, is back and
will begin next week to put down an
foot shaft. which is to be sunk 100 feet
in the copper mine.
ALI members of Pleasant Ridge
Good Templars lodge are requested to
attend tne regular meeting next Satur-
day evening. Business of importance
will engage the attention of the lodge
Attorney Smith was at the capital
city, Tuesday, to argue in favor OF the
pardon of John Dearman, who two
years ago, was sentenced to seven years
at Waupun on charge of rape. The par
don was granted by Gov. Scofield.
| Will Gorsline secured S125 in purses
| with his horses at the Bea YER Dam lair
Before leaving here he sold the pace
| Nutrill to Ernest Kuehn and Jas. Nc
Call They have him entered in thu
races at Viola and Gays Mills fairs.
s W. Green was over from Seeley
burg on Tuesday. He says the railroad
company is extending a spur to tina
village from LaFarge to accommodate
| mill owners, who are just completing
;s large excelsior paint and first-clas
Touring mill.
Joseph L. johnson has exchanged hi
Jefferson farm for the residence propert
of A. E. Shaner in the First ward of thi
city, the latter moving to the farm an
the former to this city immediately
Mr.. johnson will sell his live stock, farr
implements and grain on the premise
| Il ullEtS west Ol OpIllS v lltO, Oli L hui
day, the 1lth
j. F. Crume was here from Noun
Sterling on Monday and disposed OF IN
hotel property in that village to Mr.. I
V. Wolfe of this city, who will tax
possession in few days. 1t is a dosira
able hotel stand, well equipped locate
in thriving community. Our peopl
regret to have Mr. Wolfe and fauail
leave the city, but all wish them succes
in their new location and business. L
the deal Mr.. Crume comes in possessio
of Mr.. Wolfe's Third ward residence.
Charges have been preferred agains
Street Commissioner John NJ. Taintel
. nv Alderman Hill charging neglect @
duty, and the council set Tuesday a
} the date for trial, at which there was n
quorum present and the matter was pu
over till The next regular meeting OF TIA
body. During the interval Mayor Boyl
suspended Mr. Tainter from Office, a
the statute gives him authority to az
Mr.. Tainter is still pursuing his regula
) work for the city as Hsaal, denyln
} authority OF the city Administration I
t di scharge him the people OF ths cit
} having eleet9d him.
) We are not in the habat Of glvlR
? gratllitoux notices Of APPROVAL and 81
5 cours cement to trancient doctors, br
! | we feel impelled by sense kdut
: which we owe the afflicted, TO recon
T mend for their consideration, ,She go
e vices Of DR. T. B. Brewer, WHO has mao
4 regular visits for years. de II not
stranger. brt has become closely ldent
a fed with many Of our citizens, who naN
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