Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-09-03

on &. ID. Mins1all.
DR.. r. W. Baldwin, dentist, oppo
site postoffice, Viroqus.
Wedding suits and outfits special
ty at the Blue Front Store.
The Avalanche Mills are running
and giving good satisfaction.
THE best make of engine yet out al
A. D. Helgeson's, who is agent.
-Houss and barn for rent. For par.
ticulars inquire Of Mrs. J. l.. Glenn.
For rent. barn and buggy shed.
Enquire of s. T. Arnold, Washington
street
You will find the best line of bug
gies in Wisconsin at A. D. Helgesen's, s,
Viroqua.
Attorney Sullivan and a. ]. Phelps
were in the city, Tuesday, on probate
business.
Mrs. J. H. Tate and Mrs. L G.
Boyle are absent at Washburn and Rice
Lake visiting.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No cure, no pay.
Price 25 cents
Mrs. Emily Goode and daughter,
Mrs. Timme, of Minneapolis, are in the
city with numerous relatives.
Take your watches, clocks and jew
elry to Towner's for repairs where you
will find an expert workman.
in all the world no cure like Ii W.
Barker's Cough, Catarrh, Consumption
Remedy at Johnson's drug store.
Next Monday B. G. Dinsdale and
family will move to Appleton. Regrets
at their going, say Viroqua people.
Mrs. Southwick and daughter after
several weeks visit with relatives, de-
parted for their Oregon home on Mon
day.
Elmer Smith and wife went to
Westby On Saturday. Mr., Smith ls
again at the head of the village schools,
which opened on Monday.
Thomas Buchanan of Viroqua town.
and Stanley Buchanan of Webster, went
to La Crosse on Saturday, to enter Toll
and's business university.
Edgar Ewers Of Readstown, has
Joined real estate firm at Richland
Center. The CENSOR joins his friends
in wishing abundant success
-Casson g. Thompson want all the
hand picked Wealthy and Transcendent
apples you have TO spare. They will
pay the highest market prices.
MIR. and Mrs. Jos. Pnlver LIFT for
Minnesota. Mrs. Puiver will remain
with her injured sister for some time.
Jo. will take in the Minnesota state fair
-Viroqua w. g. T. y. will meet with
urs. Switzer, Tuesday afternoon Sept.
Slh. All members please be present for
fhere is work to do. Also picnic sup
Per.
-You should not fail TO see the En-
pire cream separator at Sam Ellefson's
1t runs easier and is more easily cleaned
than any other machine. On exhibition
at their office.
-Beecher May of Springville, is con-
fined to the county Jail for taking some
implement from the premises of E. J.
Harris. He was sentenced to four
months or pay a fine of $75, choosing the
former.
Miss Josie Quinn and daughter of
Otto Hammer OF Hillsboro, departed for
California on Sunday, where they ex-
pect to remain indefini Jelly. A change
of climate was deemed advisable for the
young ladies.
There was quite an exodus from this
city for the state of Washington, Mon
day evening. Those who took the train
here were J. O. Spellum and daughter
Elizabeth, T. G. Pringle, Misses Blanche
Silbaugh and Emma Nelson. Bertram
Switzsr of this city and John Loveless,
Jr., of Viola, were also of the party
Mrs. II. NJ. Hampton is prepared to
organize classes in piano and organ in
struetion. The New England Conserv-
atorv method is used, froih which insti-
tuition full course has been taken also
a sneciaI teachers course under Carl
Faction. For further particulars call at
the residence of J. NJ. Bennett. Phone
142.
Mr. Lewis 81. E. Webster of Hills
boro. president of the Citizens bank.
died on Sunday morning after brief
illness, aged sixty yeays. MIR. Webster
had long been leading citizen OF his
community. He was a veteran OF the
great civil war and prominent Mason.
Funeral was held there Monday. One
hy one the RANKS of the pioneers and
veteran soldiers are thinning.
Rev. Overs of Richland Center
filed the pulpit of the Christian church
last Sunday morning. He Is superin
tending the work of providing pastors
for the different Christian churches o.
this territory that have no regular min
listers. Mr. Overs expects man to takt
charge of the local field without delay
For two years or more they have beer
minus a regular minister for Viroqut
While climbing hill with steam
thresher outfit, near st. Marys, the en-
oinser. Peter Smith, was caught between
fba snpiue and separator in such wa,
tbet one of the levers was run into hi
neck and face, tearing frightful cash
The accident was caused by the engin
reversing and backing down against tn
senara+or. DIR. Johnson sewed up tn
wound and the patient is getting alonl
nicely. y.-Ontario Observer.
Floating in the Mississippi rive
near Genoa, Andrew Thompson, an IN
surancs agent of La Crosse, found
hottie containing an old parenmsn
hearing the location ef the Harden 0
Fdsn. The char is drawn in curlou
colers and appears very old 'Chs Gai
dem ef Eden as seen by its author, VINO
ever he may be, is between the rive
Cbeoar, the river Tigris and the rlvs
Fnphratss, Just north Of the Persia
gulf Inscribed en the map Is hoei
which was the land entirely ovsrteWe
nv the feed of Noah's time.
A goodly number Of the old soldl'
boy - to '65. met in the village
on last week 70 live over again 4
two davs and rehesrse the stories OF q
TIoodiest war the world hes knowiedI
Of II was the annual reunion of u