Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-05-17
Ghosts

Almost every reader of the classics has
perused with admiration the work of
Ibsen, the great Scandinavian author,
but few have had an opportunity of wit
Messing a play written by this gifted
man. The chance will be given at opera
house, Saturday evening next, when Mr..
William Roberts, Miss Olive Martin,
and Mr.. Francis Jones, supported by a
company composed of the best talent in
the dramatic profession, will present it.
Don't miss this great play.
| Ghostsl at the opera house, Saturday
night.
| Buy your check row wire of Chas.
s. Slack 81 Co.
Captain Silbaugh is in La Crosse on
legal business
Big bargains in stoves at Chas. S.
Slack 81 Co.'S.
Second hand wagons at Shas. S.
Slack & Co.'S
Clarence P. Brown was Stark bust
ness caller, on Monday
Extra size underwear and hosiery at
Rogers & Williams
Lace curtains and window shades at
Rogers & Williams
Best overalls in the market for so
cents, at Michaelsohn's.
To be happy, eat Barney's fresh
vegetables, for sale at Beats.
Mrs. Thos. Foulks, of Lodi, is visit
ing at the Nuzum parental home.
John E. Nuzum, the lum herman,
talks to CENSOR readers through new
ad
overalls for men and boys at Rogers &
Williams,
James B. Toler has purchased the
G. E. Peck property in the eastern part
of town.
-Viroqua's band goes to Esofea to-
day, to play for the Scandinavian cele-
bration
Those McSherry tobacco planters
are selling like hot cakes at Chas. S.
Slack g. Co.'S.
Something never before seen in the
opera house. The late invention. Ami
mated pictures.
James NJ Smith has been appoint
ed postmaster at Muncie, vice J. M.
oIye, TcSlSIleu.
Mems white and colored shirts, sus-
penders, neckties overalls and trousers,
t Rogers q Williams
See the moving pictures at opera
hall this Wednesday evening. Admis-
sion 10 and 30 cents
The old settlers meeting, which was
to have been held June 8, is postp oned
to future day yet to be named
Kid gloves mitts, shirt waists skirts,
anlght gowns, chemises and summer cor
sets. ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
At opera house this Wednesday
evening, a grand moving picture enter
tainment. Admission 10 and 30 cents
Arthur J. Snyder, of Webster, and
his cousin, Mr.. Marshall, of Lincoln
county, made the CENSOR an agreeable
call.
Sixty volumes have been added to
| the city library consisting of histories,
works ON travel, fiction and children's
books.
Mr.. John NJ Craigo passed through
the city enroute to La Crosse for the pur
pose of purchasing additional improved
machinery for his Readstown Touring
mill
| "A girls complexion" may be
stamped ON her lovers heart but most
of the complexion comes off unless nut
there by Rocky Mountain. Tea. Powders
a bad thing. A. J. johnson q Co.
S. NJ Aker has sold his 240-acre
| farm in Viroqua town, to Tennis John
SON In company with his father, Henry
Aker. he departed, Tuesday, ON pros
pecting tour in Virginia, North Caro-
| lima and other southern states.
Even the man with no eye to the
eternal fitness of things could find much
to Griticise i, The William Owen theatre
company, INCH presented The Three
Guardsmen to a large audience. Every
thing was iTst-class. They will receive
a big ovation when they return in No
vember.
/ Onward, and the best in the land
is none too good, for his motto DIR.
John Fl. Chase has added the latest in
vention in a dental chair in his office.
| Attached to it is O revolving cuspidor,
propelled BY water flow from the city
main It's clean. scientific appliance.
and expensive
| Several young people of this section
| attended the wedding of Mr.. Albert p.
| Bringe and Miss Andrena Anderson, at
i the West Prairie Lutheran church, on
i Wednesday last. The ceremony was at
III o'clock am. by Pastor Aasheim. after
which the large party of friends partook
of wedding dinner at TIE brides par
ents. Many presents We're given The
i merry making continued throughout the
evening. The bride is the youngest
i daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Ander-
SON The young couple take up their
home on the old Bringe homestead IN
} Sserling
Reports are that Peter Oukrust,
merchant at Newton has made an as
signment for the benefit of creditors
A high purpose lifts itself.