Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-03-06

as the bed ore on the south of the Wis
consin river. The ranges seem TO follow
the east aud west spurs and then the
big ridges; the ore lays in the trap rock
Snd magnesia limestone"
%. A. Kalvestran is in Madison, on
business.
You can get stamps of B. F. Fergu
son. Ask for them.
Asylum trustees held their annual
meeting on Saturday last
The Vernon County Medical ,ciety
met in this city on Thursday.
Peter Haugen will leave Westby, in
a few days, for visit to Norw ay.
DIR. W. NJ Trowbridge spent few
days with his mother at Trempealeau.
-Nels Sknuberg died in tn g town of
Christiana, recently, aged eig hty-seven
years.
Mrs. w. d. Lind submitted to a
delicate surgical operation, and is doing
nicely.
Ben, Borgeson of Cashton, visited
among Viroqua friends the first of the
week.
Mrs. August Smith who has been
visiting at Bangor, returned on Mon
day.
Miss Celia Proctor and Hope Nun.
son are spending the week at the state
capital
House and barn for rent, on Jeffer-
son street. Enquire of NJ G. Nichols
Viroqua-
George w. Burlin has purchased
and moved upon farm in the town of
Webster.
The Tate Mercantile Company has
installed new Manhattan typewriter
in its business house
West Prairie young peoples society
will meet at the residence of Solf,st
Otteson, Sunday evening next.
"A Poland China porker was market
ed at Soldiers Grove that weighed 816
pounds, and sold at g. % per hundred
Present your little trading stamp
book at G. F. Dahl's drug store and get
one dollars worth'of trading stamps free.
Walter s. Field was recently at
Hillsboro to pay visit to his aged
father and other relatives and old friends.
Friends of DIR. Moe of Chaseburg,
Will be pleased to learn that he has so
far recovered from his recent dangerous
illness as to be able to be up
Late Register of Deeds Eutchison
has moved his family from Readstown
and they occupy the Joshua Groves
residence in the Third ward.
The high school pupils had a social
hop in Opera hall, Saturday evening
Another dance was on at w. r. G. hail.
which was attended by jam.
DR. Butt of La Fargo, tells us that
he hasn't lost a patient during the fall
and winter epidemics of sickness and
that he has had his share of the patients.
When you are bilious use those ia
nous little pills known as DeWitt's Lit
tie Early Risers to cleanse the liver and
bowels. They never gripe. A. j. John
son & Co.
Merchant G. H. Upham was in from
De Soto on Thursday and remained over
till Friday. He says Mrs. George Cof-
fin (Trot) is convelescent after a serious
illness from pneumonia.
The Viroqua orchestra, consisting
of five pieces, will furnish music for
dance at Mt. Sterling on this Wednes-
day evening A number young people
from this city will attend.
County Clerk and Mrs. Don Sher-
man spent Sunday with relatives at La
Fargo. Mr.. Sherman tells the CENSOR
that the steam heating plant in the new
school house was turned on Saturday.
Learn all about Ladysmite and
Northern Chippewa County and its rich,
but che?p farm lands by trial sub
scription to The Journal, Ladysmith,
Wis two months for five 2 cent stamps
DO not fool away your time and
monev with fakirs, who are here today
and vay tomorrow, when you have the
oppol unity of consul ing DIR. Kronson,
the ev- specialist He has been a visitor
to our city for the past seven years and
Is reliable.
Caildren who are troubled with worms
are ,ale in the face, fretful by spells,
restless in sleep, have blue rings around
their eyes bad dreams, variable appetite
and pick the nose. Whites Cream Yer
mifuge will kin and expel these para
sites Price 25 cents. Arnold & Davis.
"A CENSOR representative was re-
Gently shown through the county Jail
and sheriff's residence and found many
impr ,vements therein-repaintin and
calsonIining, hard wood floors in some
of the rooms, sanitary closet, etc. These
with the new steam heat make the place
more cheerful and convenient
Mrs. Cox, wife of J. f. Cox, died at
the family home at Purdy, aged 80
years Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Daniels interment at Retreat
on the 18th ultimo. Mrs. Cox was a
native of New London, Waupaca county.
The mourning relatives are devoted
husband, two children, father and two
sisters. The latter are Mrs Wish Ce
Merrill, and Mrs. Ballca of Dawson,
Minnesota, both Of whom were present
at the funeral
This community is about to lose as
citizens Rev Bestul and family, who
remove to Ettrick, Trempealeau county
the gentleman having accepted the pas
torate of large church During his
three or four years here as pastor of the
Synod Lutheran chu.ch, Mr.. Bestul has
made many friends and admirers both
| in and out of the ch1rch. all OF whom
regret the removal of himself, mother
and wife a large party Of Westby
( friends came aud gave them surprise
on Sunday a week ago, remaining dur
/ ing the evening. On behalf Of the com
pany Hon A H. Dahl presented the
/ pastor with purse containing snug
sum Of silver.