Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-10-07

the age of twenty-six he went to Erie
county, Penn, where he met Mary
Ware whom he married one year later.
In 1857 they moved to Sank comfy,
Wis He Unlisted in the 18th Wiscon-
| sin volunteers, company b, and served
eighteen months In 1888 they moved
to Vernon county where they lived for
eighteen years. Two years ago Mr..
Crouch bought farm in Wood county
where with his wife he has since lived.
Elmer Tainter returned from North
Dakota.
Examine thenew Pajsmas and night
shirts at the Boston.
For sale, 1900 pound work horse.
Inquire of John Devlin.
Money to loan on real estate. CAL
on c. Fl. Minshall
Banker M. Fl. Bekkedal was in the
city from Westby, yesterday. s>
Water tumbIers and tin covered
jelly glasses 2 cents each at Towners.
lower Main street. Inquire of Mrs O.
B. Wyman.
DIR. A. p Minshall is at st. Francis
hospital in La Crosse, having been oper-
ated on fc hemorrhoids.
Editor Will G. Barry of the Rich
land Democrat is in the city for visit
with his brother. He is accompanied
by his mother.
Mrs. <. Love and daughter Lulu,
departed for Colorado Springs, CoIora-
do, this morning, where they will make
an extended visit.
Mr. Fl. G. Skow, the new business
man in Mrs. Larson's block, has been
appointed local agent for the renowned
Singer Sewing Machine company.
"A heavy team for sale, weighing
about 5000 pounds In good condition
and hard, For further particulars in
quire of DR.. o. Eve Readstown Wis.
"A sum of mon vas found on the
street by Frank A. chase. Owner can
secure same by calling on Mr.. Chase,
proving property and paying for this
notice.
ID. o Stevelingson, who ha] been at
the head of the grocery department at
the Tate Mercantile Co.. will go to La
Crosse hospital to be operated on for ap-
pendicitis.
Frank Minshall departed, last night,
for Lexington, Kentucky, to attend q
big sale of blooded horses. He intents
to purchase some animals if the oppor-
tunity is right.
See those new FL S. d NJ overcoats
at Lindemann's Clothing Department
They have FL. s. q M improved collar,
guaranteed to retain its perfect shape
We will replace any that break or go
wrong
%. Fl. Owen the basement barber,
has for sale Vans Floral Cream, a hair
'"ric and dandruff cure, which he guar
lLtees. Money refCuded if it fails to
clip the scalp .no hal after using one
ialf bottle.
AT bargain II sold at once. A fine
residence prope1'.y in the city of Viroqua.
Large Broom house well finished; wood
shed and barn 4 lots. fine orchard and
shade trees. Price 1900. Inquire at
this Office.
In future the ladies literary club
will meet in one of the high school
rooms instead of private homes. At the
last meeting Mrs Stemen was presented
with china closet for efficiency in class
instruction.
Judge Fruit gave decision IN favor
of Thos. Jerman in the case where FL.
NJ. Tate sought to restrain Jerman from
closing the alley that separated their
business places. An appeal will be had
to supreme court.
Mr.. W. B. Glenn ia visiting his par
ents in this city. He is employed by
the Gree. eSorthern with headquarters
in Montana During the past summer
he was stationed in the Yellowstone
National Park.
Simpson Hamilton, one of the
rolicking Springville boys of q quarter
| of century agc. is renewing old scenes
and visiting his brother, s. Hamilton,
| in this city. Mr.. Hamilton is resident
of Watertown, South Dakota.
Special rates to all students enter.
| ing on or before November 1st- Posi-
tions for all who excel Send for beaut.
iful catalogue containing portraits of an
| army of graduates employed Address,
Wisconsin Business University, La
| Crosse, Wis.
The city was again in darkness the
latter part of the week for two or thres
nights, the result of second accident
at the electric jsht Plsnt. Tine 20
foot driving be.E, heavy and costly
affair, suddanly gave way when tbs
machinery was ali under great velocity
Thursday night Windows were smash
ed, supporting jacks torn out and othel
havoc run, whiis 'wo employees Of the
works barely .aped without severe
injury. The plant could not be startet
till new belt arrived from Minnespolis