Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-10-22

The best make of engine yet out, al
A. d Helgeson's, who is agent
"A D. Helgesen witnessed Madison
great carnival and street fair.
-Ex Sheriff White and wife of Lind
sey, nave been visiting at Rockton.
-Husking corn is sure to be late this
fall. II is drying ont very slowly.
When there's anything new out, we
have it. Jos BOEHRER, Jeweler.
Jos Truesdale enjoys visit from
his brother, who resides in Richland
county.
Reed Hunt is in St. Paul taking civil
service examination for government DO
sition
Henry Graham and wife rejoice
over the entrance of daughter into
their home
Laxative Bromo-Q -Quinine Tablets cure
cold IN one day. No cure, no pay.
Price 25 cents
Mrs. J. M. Rusk, daughter Mary
and son Blaine, were guests of Madison
friends last week
e. 7. VanWinter has been appoint
ed trustee in bankruptcy for L. c.
Crook of Readstown
We charge for delivering less than
1900 pounds of coal
1hOGOA 1O Mbfh AOMPAN L.
Ontario is to have telephone ex-
change. The new company will also
extend service to near by points
Rev. T w. Goodnight, new pastor
of the Chrisrian church, will hold his
fist services here November first.
james J. Marshall republican can
didate for county clerk, was serenaded
pt his home on recent evening by the
Valley band.
Have your auction bills printed at
the CENSOR Office. We always give
free notice in the paper, which is
worth more than the posters
-Chas. w. DeLap wss in the city
from Genoa town on Friday. He took
home a full-hlood Hampshire ram, pur-
chased of w F. Fisher of this city.
AT Trippville, October l2, Mrs. Cal
vim Crary passed away at the age of
sixty nine years. She was q pioneer of
that section, and leaves husband ard
seven children.
-Hillsboro parties have organized and
will ask a charter for a state bank at
that place, Messrs E. V. Wernick,
Hammer Brothers and others are the in.
terested parties.
The removal of Bernard OCounell
from this county created vacancy in
the jury commission. Judge Fruit se-
lected Hon. Geo. E. Tate of La Fargo,
to II the vacancy.
Mrs A. NJ Woodbury. died at the
residence of DIR. Pinch, in Hiilsboro,
with whom she had lived fof many
years. She was an aunt of Mrs. Pinch.
Mrs. Woodbury. was sixty-nine years of
age
"A bad railroad wreck occurred at
Norwalk Wednesday morning when two
heavy freight trains met on the main
track. One fireman was killed; the rest
all escaped by jumping. Six cars were
thrown into the river.
For SALE, the George Lee resi-
dence just south of the Norwegian
church on Main Street House of nine
rooms in good repair, good cellar, els
tern, city water and out buildings In
quire of Mrs. o. B. WYMAN.
-Riohland county has scarcity of
teacher, and numerous schools have
failed in their fall opening because of
this. Educators throughout the state
say the same conditions prevail very
generally.
The gold miners have now got their
machinery to working in pretty good
shape after being bothered all summer
and their progress retarded by the
pumps not working right. They intend
to keep the mine in operation all winter.
La Fargo Enterprise.
The fire department was called out
for action by an insipient fire in the ten
ement house occupied by the families of
T. G. Conklin and John Richmond. Fire
originated in some bedding on the Sec
ond floor. Bedding and wearing apparal
were destroyed to the amount of several
collars.
Mr.. James McCabe, mail agent on
the Viroqua branch was married at
Sparta on Monday to Miss Name
Youngman of that city, where they will
make their home. Mr. McNabe has
filled this exacting official pJsi. on with
credit to himself and satisfaction to th9
public.
The ST Paui railroad has just COM
pleted the purchase of 25, 900 acres of
coal lands in Illinois at an expense of
rearly two Eaillion dollars and it is still
holding options on several acres more.
The purpose of the management is to
provide the st. Paul system with fuel
for all time to come.
Why do some people persist in
throwing away their hard earned dol
lars in buying what is known as
cheap-John trash2 When they buy,
why not insist upon getting an article
of well known merit? The man who
buys from rs knows he is getting the
best. Jos BoEHRER, Jeweler
The eclipse of the moon arrived
promptly on time Thursday night, the
lunar body coming in contact with the
earth's shadow at about twenty minutes
past ten o'clock. In an hour obscurity
was total, remaining so until nearly one
o'clock, when the moon began to pass
from the shadow, and at two o'clock
had fully cleared. The sky was partial
ly cloude1, but the phenomena was cas-
lily observed.
The public learns with profound
sorrow : the death of Mrs. Hammer,
wife of Edward Hammer. chairman OF
the county Doard of supervisors. which
occurred at their Hillsboro home few
days since. Some weeks ago Mrs
Hammer was stricken with paralysis
che rallied and hopes Of her immediate
recovery were entertained, but a second
and third stroke bl ought the end. Mrs
Hammer was a wife and mother known
to every citizen in her community al
devotion and simplicity personiied.
The Richland Democrat says tn,
numerous friends at this, her homt
town, Of Miss Elsie o. Ewing, will b,
rle9sad fo lea IN that her ability as q sr1c