Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-08
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

job lots in wall paper, cheap; clear
aDee sale of patterns, cheaper; vt Town
er's Oh eapest.
Our watches, like George Washing
ton, always tell the truth
Jos BOEHRER,
Matchmaker and Jeweler.
If Won have not received q letter
pertaining to our word forming contest
write to us at once IL You are interested
in pianos and we will forward you in
structions. THE BROWN MUSIC Co.
Viroqua.
They give Just the same satisfaction
10 the farmer, railroad man ard black
smith in their work, as they do to the
clerk, professional man and the capital
ist in their light vocation-our invinci-
BILE wear proof watches.
JOS. BoEHRER,
Matchmaker q Jeweler.
"A little twelve-year-old son Of Jake
Bloom, the wrestler, Of Oakdale, was
fatally shot with a gun. In company
with another boy was out hunting, were
standing on a log, and in some manner
the Bloom boy lost his balance dropping
the gun, which was discharged, the con-
tents striking the young fellow In the
left arm. Doctors amputeted the limb,
but the strain was too much and he died
that evening.
Miss Clara Briggman, who has been
treating with DR. McElwee, the success
full Chicago specialist is much improved
in health. She caught severe cold last
winter which resulted in asthma and
chronic bronchitis, AMI dnring the past
summer had failed greatly in strength,
besides suffering terribly from attacks
of asthma Fortunately she knew about
DR.. McElwee curing John Steele of asth-
ma and decided to try his treatment
with the result that she is rapidly recov-
ering
On q recent evening twenty ladies
of the w. G. T. u. made an IMAM
nounced call on Mr.. and Mrs. W j..
Robinson, giving them a farewell sur
prise before removal to Richlsnd Center
The ladies were accompanied by Revs,
Buffers and Stemen, who were speak
ing spokesman, Good cheer and well
wishes were the order Mrs. Robinson
was presented with silver cracker dish
During their residence here Mr.. and
Mrs Robinson have been faithful work
ers in the Union and other uplifting So
cieties. Their going Is regretted by a
wide circle of friends.
On Monday w. 7. Robinson and
wife returned from Richland county.
where they were summoned to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Robinsons father,
Mr.. John FELTON,, who died after three
DAYS illness from pneumonia, at the age
of SO years and Q days It was the first
death in the family for fifty years,
since the death of an infant Mrs Eel
ton and ten sons and daughters survive.
The parents came from Germany in
1850, were married that year They
were the first settlers of Boscobel, where
their shanty was the FIRST to be erected
Mrs. FELTON, is 7S years old
The CENSOR was pleased to have q
call from Department Commander T. 4
Copeland, and his Adjutant, Willis L.
Osborn, while in the city on Monday
Col. Copeland told the CENSOR that ht
had already visited many of the posi-,
OF the state and expected before tins
wiater closed to meet face to face anG
clasp hands with the members OF every
urand Army body in the commonwealth
no matter where located Said he was
giving all of his time to the work, ant
took great pleasure and satisfaction II
it. Mr.. Osborn is retired newspapcl
man, having served La Crosse lourna.
as reporter and editor for more thar
twenty years He enjoys the vista
tions with Commander Copeland, &C
companying him on his official and per
sonal journeyings. From here they
went to Viola, then 10 La Fargo anC
Ontario