Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-23
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-.October is itself again.

darsnter at Camp Douglas.
Shingies shinglesl all kinds at the
Viroqua Lumber Companys.
Banker Carl o. Brye was down from
Westby on business last Saturday.
Rob. Clarke has secured employ
ment in Milwaukee printing Office.
Ringing, roaring, buzzing and deaf
ness cured by DIR. MacNett, specialist.
Place your orders for Storm sash and
coal now. VIRoQUA LUMBER Co.
Enlarged tonsils, polypus growths
removed without pain by Dr. MacNett.
Attorney Proctor is having new
not air heating outfit placed in his resi-
derlce.
Leonard Terhune is at home after
several months work in Madison print
ing office.
Ell NJ. Perham and wife departed
for their new home at West Salem on
Monday.
Prof Kronson. eye-sight specialist,
Park hotel In Viroqua. Wednesday and
Thursday Of next week
A, D. Hazard 81 Co. buy poultry for
cash every day in the week at the old
rink, North Main street.
Harry Banks and Harold Smith are
sufferers from fractured bones. The
foim Or leg and the latter his right arm.
General Rogers was able to take
fresh air on Friday last. He will soon
attend to business it is hoped and ex-
pect.d
Never hesitate; our prices must fit
the quality and the quality is the best
that money can buy at the VIRoQUA
LUMBER Cos.
Messrs. Hans Stigen and Engebret
Larson, prominent farmers ofsBiooming-
dale section, were among the CENSoR's
Tuesday callers.
One S-room house, also one Main
street store room for rent. Inquire of
John Dlwson insurance and real estate
agency, Viroqua, Wis.
Mr. S j. Craig died suddenly of
heart disease in Milwaukee restaurant
He was brother of the late E. III. Craig
of this city, and a well known travelling
salesman.
Mrs. Thos Berge and Mrs. A. T.
Fortney, sisters of the Solverson boys of
this city, arrived from Nebraska, Tues
day, for visit with numerous relatives
in this section.
A big wedding is announced for
Friday at the residence of Thos. and
Chris Fortney in Franklin, when their
sister Kate will be united in marriage
with Easton Monson.
Mrs o L. johnson has moved her
millinery stock to the Park hotel busi-
ness room lately oc ppied by Mrs. Norris,
the latter having removed her goods and
place of business to Nichols block.
Fine weather of the past week has
given delayed farm work big boost
A month of the same kind is necessary
to anywhere near make good the lost
time experienced by unfaYorable condi-
tions.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bixby of Boston,
are visiting the family of Mrs. s. M.
Thompson, in the town of Viroqus Mr..
Bixby recently returned afterfour years
spent in the gold fields of the Klondike
country.
"A new feature of the life of McKin-
ley, for which Mrs. E A. Stark is agent,
is editions printed in German, Norwe-
gian and Swede languages. She is
prosecuting the work in. all these
branches
Parties having stock affected by
lumpy jaw can have them cured without
Towerville, Wis He also does success
full Gehorning and warrants his work.
Address him.
Louis J. johnson drove over from
Richland Center aud spent day looking
after his building affairs. His new
residence is nearing completion. 1t will
be modern and up-to-dat. ALBION Linde-
man and family will occupy the same.
Mrs. c. NJ. Bennett has opened
novelty store in the building two doors
east of Towners store, where she will
be pleased to have ladies and all others
y call and see her stock. A full line of
choice confectionery will be kept on
sale.
-Gallesville college will be dedicated
to use If the Lutheran church on De-
cember second. Preparations to that
dignitaries of the denomination from all
overthe United States. The school will
open at that time.
Prof. Kronson, the eye-sight special
ist will be at the Park hotel on his next
regular visit October 80 and 81. He has
made this city regular point for pro-
fessional work for the past five or six
years and patrons take no chance when
they consult him. His skill speaks for
itself in the hundreds Of cases handled
in this section. IL You are afflicted with
defective eyesight or need glasses fitted,
wait for Prof. Kronson.
--On Friday of last week, as Gun
der Kalvestran of Avalanche, was work.
ing on the Synsteby farm near Newry,
he received severe injury while blast
ing out stumps He had prepared the
blast and applied the match to the fuse,
when it at once touched off the powder.
Pieces of the stump struck Mr. HALVES
tran on the arms and legs. and the pow
der burned his face and hands badly.
He is getting along nicely. .-Cashton
Record.
The Methodist Advocate fires q
broadside at growing evil, as fellows:
Just at thif time the country needs q
new religion that will make man pay
his debts. Shouting and giving testi-
mony doesn't settle accounts with God
or man We bounce right into fellow
and put him out of the church If he goes
to ball or theatre, but never a word
to the pious scamp who n yer pays his
debts. The latter are doing the churches
more harm than dancing or drunkards
for there are more of them in the church.
Col j. B Hussey. who inspected the
rural mail routes in this section, finished
his work and departed for the south to
spend the winter in official fields where