Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-05
-"Hunch" has no equal.

uO bOmOrfOW.
For pocket knives, table cutleryand
shears go to Twner's.
Charley Chase came home from l.,
Fargo to spend Sunday.
For the best tobacco paper in tht
market go to Towner's
Noises in the ears and deafness cu-e6
by DR.. MacNett, the specialist
Does your child sleep with mouth
open? DR.. MacNett can cure him.
Enlarged tonsils, polypus growth:
removed without pain by DR.. MacNett
Mr.. Sam Hendon of this community,
had young friend visit him from North
! Dakota.
For the past four mornings mercury
has regi tered from ten to eighteen de-
| grees below zero.
| Take your wa tches, clocks and jew
elry to Towner's for repairs where you
will find an expert workman
Good farm insurance risks accepted
at re sonable rates by Packard d Proc
tor, agents, at the Vernon County Bank
-Moles, warts and superhous hair
permanently removed by elect lysis
without pain or scar, by Dr. Mac lett
Have you tried Il. w. Barker's
Cough Catarrh Consumption Remedys
We guarantee every bottle. A. j. John
son & Co.
DIR. R W. Baldwin, Dentist, is now
located up stairs in the new block opp
site the postoffice Take stairway Just
south of Dahl's drug store.
Ladies of the Liberty Pole Aid So
clety will give all oyster supper Friday
evening of this week, at the hall at
Liberty Pole All invited.
-Justus r. Groh of Rising Sun, was
The holder of the lucky number in the
fur coat drawing at the Boston Clothing
House He held but one number.
Walter Proctor came from North
Carolina and spent Sunday at home
with his parents Accompanied by his
wife he departed for tie south on Mon
day.
Are you going to build a she'd, a
barn or a house? Call on the Viroqua
Lumber Company. Anything from
spindle 60 telegraph post at prices
that are right.
The Milwaukee Sentinel of Sunday
contains q half page review of Miss
Butts advent to the stsge, together with
five different pictures OF her. The pic
lures are very natural
The orchestra feature of Friday
nights minstrel entertainments will be
well worth price of admission to hear.
1t will consist of eight musicians, with
Prof. Mitchell as director.
The CENSOR, is a receipt of the
Manitou Messenger, the fraternity paper
published by the stuoents of st. Olaf
Lutheran college at Northfeld, Mime
seta. Ehen Sweger OF this city is ex-
change editor on the paper.
Mrs. Gray writes her son from Mis-
souri, that they are having cold weather
there. A week ago Saturday mercury
went to four below zero, whereas this
section was basking in generous mild
ness, song birds chirping and the hand
organ man grinding.
AT Eau Claire on Thur sday last,
Mrs. Johanna Thompson, so years of
age, t, led rubbing herself with kerosene
for rheumatism. She then sat down py
stove and in lighting her pipe of to-
bacco set fire to her clothes. She was
enyeloped in flames in an instant and
was fatally burned.
Having worn out two horses on
their delivery wagon in the past two
years. Messrs. Casson g. Thompson, the
enterprising young grocers, will try
span of mules in the future. The little
big cared animals are said to have better
hoofs and limbs to stand tho pounding
over macadamized streets
Fifty pounds of paper for each iu-
dividual was the amount consumed in
the country last year. TheUnited States
put 6, 900, 600, 600 pounds on the market
annually according to the latest statis-
tics and has about 1000 mills engaged
in the manufacture of paper. This in
dustry has grown from one little mill
that manufactured paper from rags in
Philadelphia in 1890.
The Viroqua band delighted large
audience at the Armory, last Tuesday
night, with it's finely rendered concert
program, and later charmed merry
company of walters with some of the
best dance music heard in the city this
season. The band consists of twenty
eight members, all of whom appear to
be genuine artists. All in all it was
happy evening and the Viroqua boys
will find warm welcome in Sparta
whenever they return. Sparta Demo
craft
The many friends of Grandma Ham
mer will regret TO learn that she is quite
sick and unable to leave her bed Her
friends are numbered by her acquaint-
ances and the sincerest hopes of all are
for her speedy aud complete recovery
Geo Salts froze his facs severely, Mon
day, while returning from the farm n
couple of miles north of town. The
cheeks were both frozen almost to the
eyes and on Tuesday it was practically
impossible for him to see, so great was
the swelling. -Hillsboro Sentry.
Joseph Haugh OF Union town was
in the city on business connected with
| an estate settlement on Tuesday, and
favored the CENSOR with call Mr..
Haugh is secretary Of the Bohemi an
| farmers mutual Insurance company
which embraces four towns in Vernon
county, two in Richland and one in Sank
counties, and which has been in exis-
| tenee for fifteen years They have in
all this time, made bat one assessment
Mr.. Haugh says their business is carried
on and all policies printed in the Bohem-
ian Ian guage.
The home talent play. ''Finnegan's
! Fortune. presented .ast Friday night,
as band benefit an Irish comedy for
laughing purposes, was success in all
respects except attendance. It is not a
sign OF appreciation uf the extr ordinary
efforts of the band boys to give this city
the credit Of having the crack band of
western Wisconsin, that this labor foi
funds and the edifcation of amusement
loving people. were patro nized by no