Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-03-20

La Crosse.
Captain Conner passed the week i
Hillsboro.
j H. Sherrick was Cashton calle
on Monday.
/ See those new shapes in neckwea
at Michaelson's..
-Eckhardt closed one of his tobaco'
sorting houses on Saturday.
John S. Gibbs recently sold his farm
at Retreat to Earl and Arthur Bates
Odis McLinn and family OF De Soto
will move to Valley Junction, Monroe
county.
Charley Storer has purchased from
Mrs. VIM Hayes of this city her farm
in Webster.
Prof. Kronson, optical eye specialist,
Park Hotel, Wednesday and Thursday
| of this week.
Nels e. Fortney has sold his resi-
| dence property in the First ward to An
drew Helgeson.
Mr.. and Mrs John Willgrub of
Cashton, are rejoicing over the arrival
of baby boy at their home.
Mrs c. H. Campbell and daughter
Phoebe of Cashton, spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. e H. Brown.
"A good delegation of local Knights
Templar attended annual inspection of
Sparta Commandery, Friday night.
The latest news from Kansas is that
Mrs. Nation smashed the prices on our
clocks JOSEPH BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Bert Dustin Of De Soto, in company
with his father, S. J. Dustin of Sterling,
visited relatives in the city on Friday.
For sale, my new residence in vi
roqua. For particulars u on me.
THoS. CALL
The regular club dance at Opera
hall on Friday evening was a very
pleasant affair, though the attendance
was small.
Ernest Slater and Anne Bates of
Retreat, were married on Thursday last.
They will reside with Mrs. Slater on the
homestei
While here Mr.. Louis johnson made
arrangements for the erection of
another tenement house on his Second
ward lots.
John l. Hayes bought sixty head of
cattle in Viola last Saturday, and drove
them across country to his farm west of
The Intelligencer says that Rast
Ames of Liberty, lost horse in run-a-
way the other day. The animal struck
a pole which penetrated its body
Its sort of tug of war" between
the clock and the sun. Oar clocks even
mp matters good deal.
JOSEPH BoEHRER, Jeweler.
MIR. and Mrs w. Slater and young
son of Sterling, were county seat callers
last week. M. Slater intends to sell
his farm and go west for the summer.
Miss Sylvia Hansberry, one of Ver-
mons best young teachers, was married
at her home in HIllsboro, rece atty. to a
Mr.. Brown, business man OF Grand
Rapids.
John Stager, for twenty five years a
farmer near Debello, has disposed of his
place to Frank Steke, and will remove
to juneau county, where many other
Vernonites have settled.
Mr. Kuebler returned from Chicago,
where he picked up variety of bargains
for the hardware firm of Martin 81 Kue-
bier. Watch for their advertisement
next week, which will be brimful of
bargain prices.
-Chas. Fisher has taken the agency
for the Afford Bros. steam laundry at
Madison. The basket will leave Viro-
qua each Monday evening. returning
Friday. Mr.. Fisher will call for and
deliver all work.
A little daughter in the family of
Mr.. Cheesmore, living near Debello,
was quite severely bitten on the face
and eye by vicious dog. Surgeons
were compelled to take many stitches to
bring the mutilated parts together.
Near Ross, few days since John
Mckee met with a serious accident
which will probably result in the loss of
his right arm. While assisting in the
loading large log he missed his footing,
falling to the ground in such manner
as to crush his elbow.
"A large number OF Modern Wood
men of the Kickapoo Valley met at La
Fargo and organized societ, embracing
all the camps in the valley country The
first celebration of the assoc iation will
be held at La Fargo during the coming
season, date to be agreed rpon later.
The miraculous cures of rheumatism
and blood disorders made by Matt j.
Johnson's great blood and rheumatism
cure, 60SS (siAGy eighty-eight) in this
locality, are making this remedy very
popular in this section. See their ad-
vertisement in another column of this
paper
Superintendent Louis johnson and
Trustee Coffland, of the Richland county
insane asylum, drove over from the
Center on Sunday, and remained here
with relatives and friends until Tuesday,
leaving then for Chippewa Falls to at
tend convention of asylum authorities
of the state.
The young people enjoyed bon
ne" party at Joseph Forsyths 9 op Thurs-
day evening last The young men were
given hats to trim and a prize was
awarded the one doing the neatest and
most artistic job 1t is needless to say
that the effects" produced were unusual
il nothing more.
Joseph Pennell received a letter
from his son Willard, who is with the
Thirty ninth regiment in the Philippines,
stating that they have changed their
headquarters to Lenory, and says they
are having hard time of it, being COM
pelled to do duty every day. He reports
Garfield improved but still in the hos
pital. He will be sent home on sick
leave SOON
Twenty prominent tobacco dea-
lers in Stoughton, Edgerton and James
vile, after examining the Mammoth
Spanish tobacco, declare it is the best
tobacco for style size and quality they
ever saw raised in Wisconsin, and rec
q omnand crrxxars tn raa this saad W