Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-06-04
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Mrs. DR. Taylor of South Dakota,
! Is visiting in the city with the Williams
families and other relatives.
"A young child of Mr.. and Mrs. Gau-
/ per swallowed silver thimble. No un-
I favorable symptoms have yet appeared.
w. c. T. Z. will meet with Mrs.
! l. X Gott, Tuesday, June TO- at 2:30 p.
/ IN. All members are requested To attend.
! Lester Tilton Was here from Ciark
county visiting the old home and hust-
ling little Tor northern real estate
matters
Have you tried Fl. w. Barker's
/ Cough Catarrh Consumption Remedys
We guarantee every bottle A. j. John ?
son a. Co.
Col and Mrs Henry Casson arrived
! et Madison from Washington, on Sun
day. They will probably visit this city
before tbHir return.
! The finest up-to-date styles of sta
tionery to De found in the city are for
/ sale at Johnson drug store. Inspection
invited. Prices right.
-Richland republicans hold their con-
| vention for the domination of county
officers and election of delegates to the
state convention on July first.
-AdYf rtife9 letters at the Viroqua
( postofice: M. McCue, A. Leizert, W
f. Chandler Mesdsmes E A. Fredrick-
son, E. M. Dahlin, r. E Secher
| We call attention to the advertise
ment Of Black River Falls vineyord and
| nursery, which is offered for sale 1t
would seem that it is bargain for some
one to grasp
Mr. Lindstrom, the Mt. Sterling
druggist, died on Thursday last, funer-
al and interment at West Prairie church,
Mr.. Lindstrom was Viroque clerk
some years ago.
This city contributes a good number
at tie Odd Fellows Grand Lodge in La
Crosse Among the number are T. o.
Mork, DIR. Suttle, Captain Silbaugh, A.
D. Helgeson and others.
Il. W. Switzer is home from his
western trip. He says the rush of i'm
migrants to all parts of the western
domain is simply immense, especially to
that part of Canada he visited.
I'm the recent freshets Franklin suf-
fered the loss Of ten bridges, which ne
cessitates the holding of special meet
ing on Saturday next to vote appropria-
ton for re-establishing the same. No
tice of the same is given in tcday's paper.
- uIIubl mo. , on tue northwestern
situated east of Sparta, caved in Sun
day. There is ditch on the top to car
ry off the water, and also some wood
work. The water broke through the
woodwork and leaked through into She
tunnel 1t knocked down some Of the
concrete at the ends and on the inside.
Did you. see the big busted plate
| glass in Towner's show window? 1t
was the object for many angry express
! ions on Friday morning as peoples at
tention was directed to it, For a gen
uine April fool proposition it was
| success. Jeweler Jackson had the rep
resentation of disabled plate to perfect
| ion.
-Marrisd men do not live longer than
single men, it only seems longer and if
either are troubled with dyspepsia, bill
| iousness or constipation, the only SAT-,
and reasonable thing 10 do is to buy a
bottle of Re-Go Tonic Laxative Syrup.
the certain cure constipation and live
to die of old age. Sold by A. J. johnson.
William Geddes, one of the pioneers
of the town of Kickapoo, died at his
home at Manning, on Saturday last,
aged 70 years. He was native of Ohio,
settled on the place where he died in
1855. He acquired large land holdings
| in the early days. Mr.. Geddes was a
unique and original character. Funeral
occurred at Manning on Monday He
leaves widow and large family of sons
and daughters.
DO not read this if you are in love
with Miss High Price or engaged to Miss
Old Style. The two ladies afe not very
Iayorably disposed toward us, as we re-
fused to employ them and they were
forced to seek employment with some
one else. We are ready for business
and have for your inspection hundreds
diffsren styles of plain gold and gold
set rings the latest designs.
Jos. BOEHRER, Jeweler.
-Chas S. Slack & Co having sold the
threshiug outft they run last season,
wish to inform their farmer friends tina
they have already bought another new
and latest improved outfit and they will
be prepared to handle any and all con-
ditions of grain and seeds with their
usual ability and dispatch. Their new
outfit and the one they sald to Henry
Munyon. will be on exhibition at their
place of business on the Fourth of July.
L, G Schoenberger had a narrow
escape from severe injury on Monday.
While driving a span of colts attached
, to his carriage, on the highway neal
. Col Mays the animals became frighten
ed at some object on the road and start
! ed to run. Mr. Schoenberger refined
them into an embankment which over
turned the carriage throwing him tC
the ground and dragging him under tbs
wheels for some distance. Aside from
few bruises he escaped injury. Th'
vehicle was little damaged.
\ -Chas. s. Slack & Co. have just SOLD
r their large Avery sef-feeding separator
: with Peoria weigher and Satley attached
l stacker to Henry E. Munyon and JONI
1 A. Fortner Mr. Munyon purchased th'
! % horse engine of Chas. S. Slack & Co
: last winter and now he will have tbs
whole outfit as run by Mr.. Slack las
z year. With this grand outfit and Henry
/, Munyon's long experience and reputa
f ton as one Of the best threshers in tn
? country, we can only predict the best 0
i success. Mr.. Fortner owns only the cBe
f half interest in the separator, but hi
7 personal ability and manly qualitie
q make him q desirable partner. Tn
, fBrIners that will be fortunate enUug
a TO get the above outfit tn do their thresi
g ing will be working TO their best iutel
II ests. Good luck TO you boyzl You
Il / honest and hard earned reputation Ia
). secured for you the best IN the land