Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-03
III .2q50ut 9oxr friends and HeIgAbors.

-German enamel ware az Tow neri
Money to loan on real estate. Cal
on G. Fl. Minshall
DIR. R. w. Baldwin, dentist oppo
site postofice, Viroqua.
I Mrs Wyman and daughter Ellis
/ spent few days at Hillsboro.
They're catching-our wedding
rings Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler
-Lumberman Ripley of Viola, greet
ed old friends in this city on Friday.
For TORNADO INSURANCE, call or
| the John Dawson & Co Agency, Vir qua
-Helmar Steenberg is visiting rela.
tives at Whitehall Trempealeau ccun-
/ ty.
-Swifts tobacco fertilizer $500 pei
bag of 200 pounds for sale by Fred Eek
| hart.
If you want the best as we'll as the
most stylish shoes visit the Blue Front
store.
-Four members of the family of FL.
S. Geary have been i'll from diptheria,
near Newton
Jos. Pulver and son Harry spent
Saturday and Sunday at Tomah, visiting
relatives and friends.
Miss Eliza Haughton Of this city has
accepted a position in Washington. D. G.
and left for that place Monday morning.
John Wagner and Floyd Bowman
left for La Crescent, Minnesota. where
they expect to be employed for some
time.
Miss Jessie Mills of West Prairie is
in the st. Francis hospital at La Crosse,
where she underwent a successful opera
ton last week
Viola was represented in the city
yesterday ,oy DR.. Nye A. W. Guess and
+. S. Treseder. The latter just returned
from a bushes trip to Gates county.
Wanted, twenty head of yearling
calves to pasture Inquire at the John
Dawson & Co. insurance Office. The
pasture is well watered No horses will
be taken.
Miss Mary Rusl- returned from her
visit to New York on Thursday &C,
companied by her cousin, Mary Cooper,
who will spend the summer here, as is
her custom,
Fred Hanson came home Monday
morning from Perora, Illinois, where he
has been working for the Avery machine
company and left in the evening for
North Dakota.
During the recent storms the mill
dam at Newton was washed away,
causing much damage to the pleperty
and a shut down of the mill till rel airs
can be made.
William Tippetts was taken to La
Crosse on Tuesday to appear before
| Judge Fruit, asking for release from
custody on,bail pending trial on charge
of the murder of Ira Shrake
La Fargo is about to have an ad-
dition Of two physicians to its profess
sional list. Drs. Esch of Rockton and
Lewis of Bloomingdale are the 'tmedics"
who contemplate removal there.
We are going to give a beautiful
four inch medallion with every dozen
cabinet photographs beginning today.
This offer is good for ten days only.
Dickson's gallery over the Blue Front.
-Hillsboro schools have been closed
on account Of appearance in that village
or two or three cases of smallpox. The
Sentry SAYS all cases are light, patients
ali under strict quarantine and there
| seems to be no cause for alarm.
Farm for sale, two miles east of this
city, Consisting Of Al acres, with good
buildings. Living water on the farm.
Price $1,000, will be sold on reasonable
terms. Possession given at any time.
Write or apply to w M. Bouffleur
Mr.. Frank NJ. Welch representing
the La Crosse Chronicle was in the city
on Tuesday taking notes for a write-up
of the town and some of its principal
| features. The matter is expected to
appear in next Sundays edition of the
! Chronicle,
His comrades of Company NJ, Span
! ish war soldiers, will learn wi6h satis-
faction that First Sargent Fred ]. Nit
chell, recently graduated from Hanne-
man medical college and will immedi-
ately enter upon the practice of his pro-
fession in Minnesota.
Her associstes in the Macabee lodge,
ladies and gentlemen to the number of
twenty, gave Mrs. Il L. Rayner a
happy surprise at her home, Friday
evening. Besides fraternal greetings
/ they carried with them and presented
their lady commander an easy chair.
The business and professional men
'bawled" to the extent of 3 to in favor
Of the former at the fair grounds last
ThursC a in six inning game 1t was
a limbeIAng up of old bones and a con-
test involving good-fellowship and good
fun. The professionals were out of the
running.
DIR. Adam Shambaugh of La Fargo,
is paying a visit to his boyhood home in
Indiana The doctor is eighty-T'x years
of age. Seventy-one years ago he COM
menced preaching and it was ostensibly
to round out period &C that great
length Of time that he returned to his
native state to preeoh from the same
pulpit a discourse after go long time,
At Prairie du Chien, Adolph Polon
dola. eight years Of age, accidentally
strangulation before medical aid could
be summoned The child had beer
playing with the button held betweer
his teeth. The boys father tried to dis
lodge the button, and in his agony the
child almost bit off his finger An ev,
animation showed that the button had
lodged in the lungs
Unaware that they could not wee
in La Crosse county when the bride wa
a resident of another county, withou
having first gained license there, Mrs
Lavina Thompson and Henry Wood 0
Hillsboro were much put out on beinj
SO informed yesterday They applie'
, IN Judge john A. Daniels however, AM
, q special dispensatiOn Was granted b,
Judge Brindlev They were marrie
by the judgs.-La Crosse Chronicle
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