Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-11-07
Try the "Iowl CIu0" cigar.
Fhankspiviuo Nove7Y,her %


The county board of supervisors vii
meet ID lis city next Tuesday.
Would you like to use the best
Then use Maple City White soap.
Theodore Lokken intalled as sales
man at Lindemann a. Co.'S. store.
For buckwheat flower and Obi
maple syrup call on Davis & Wise
Viroqua has experienced pretty
hay and wood famine the paslear
weeks two /
"A. NJ Anderson is home fro
Dakota, where he passed theI North (
and fall Fmmer I
The young peoples society
the home of Rev. Bestul, Thurs9ets IN |
ming Nov. s eve
Unclaimed letters at the
office: Jack Miller Chas. :. smitroqua
p. Williams. John
Ladies aid society meets at
bergs south of the city, next Sol
afternoon, Nov. 0. riday
Hon. Ole Anderson OF Coon.
the city for the first time in sc IN
months, last Friday raj
-Messrs. Fladen & Coe, harness
ers have added stitching machiiak-
the modern convenienccs of then. to
ness place 81
If you buy rosin separate from soal
it may benefit you in some way-but #
is no good in soap. Maple City Soap
contains no rosin.
"A Baraboo man used tobacco so ex-
cessively that he was a wreck physically
and mentally. On this ground his wife
was granted a divorce.
The mother and sisters of Mrs
7 Everts. of Madison, have been spending
few days with her at the Congregation
al psF=onage at Retreat.
- seph Cowan OF Stark, and John
M. V % of Sterling, We're in the city
lasts .rGay oc Business connected with
their dcial duties as soldiers relief COM
/ miss IA
j ige aud Mrs. l. Il. Bancy
drove rom Richland Center on Surtt
and were guests, while in the cityay.
Mrs. ]. r. Casson, who is an aua OF
Mrs. Bancroft. TO
Henry Reynolds has disposed of /,
old original section of the home farfnl ,
four miles southeast of this city, to l.. o.
Lewison of Freeman, Crawford county
who viii improve and remove upon the
same.
&C. J. Lind of Hillsboro, was visitor
in the city. He has sold his residence
property there, and is about to erect a
new residence with v the modern i'm
provements includil gasoline engine
for pumping water. Wonewoc Gazette.
The Richland Rustic says that Miss
Elsie Ewers, former teacher of Virouua,
has received an appointment under the
federal government as a teacher in an
Indian school, She was sent to Kansas
where she is nov in charge of quite
delegation of Indian children.
There will be services in German in
the Lutheran Synod church in this city
next sunday at 10:30a. IN. by Rev. Theo.
\ ,Hartwig of Bangor Germans who at
tend viii please take hymnbooks they
may have In the afternoon at 3 o'clock
Rev. Hartwig will preach in English.
The La Fargo Enterprise says that
Mr.. Schroeder of hlllsboro ia putting
in a tel phone exchange at that place
and nearly twenty have subscribed for
phones This will place La Fargo on
the right footing in this respect. The
people of La Fargo are not to be out
rivaled in the line of conveniences and
upto-date appliances.
An exchange says that in certain
district in Kansas only about one res
ident in twelve takes a newspaper. Re-
Gently non-subscriber asked a reader
what the republicans were doing in con-
gress and was told that they had passed
q law, making IA months in year and
that consequently we. would have a
longer winter. "Confound their fool
souls, 'retorted the questioner, 'and the
( fodder is short too. :"
Ed Thosgaard, while handling stone
had the misfortune TO have large stone
drop on his hand bruising it very badly.
Married at the home of the BRIDES
Aparents at Chaseburg October 25th, Mr.
I 81 M. Peterson of this place, to Miss
lClara Gullord of Chaseburg. Mr. Peter
BON is the proprietor of restaurant here.
tBoth Mr.. and Mrs Peterson are well
known and highly esteemed by all. A
number of people from here attended the
.sabove event -Westby Times.
There is little doubt now that the
project for building railroad has al
most if not entirely fallen through with.
This is sad news but painful as it is we
Ashall have to grin and bear it and still
kcontinue to haul our produce to the
railroad There is yet a possibility,
however, that we will get it next year,
and while the life of this possibility, of
Sthis hope, lasts we shall still hope and if
the road is completed we shall return
|thanks. .-Hillsboro Sentry.
The four lectures of Nine Sophie
IFriedland Historical Development of
,he Russian Woman, Russian Litera
5ture, Russian Music, Russian Art"
4 with lantern slides will be held re-
aspect iwely, November 81, December a.
Hi ar :, IN the Congregational church.
They sre a long ways off for Nine.
XTrieC nd made other engagements
Y yhil, he ticket selling was being car
81 ed syl here The high school pupils
b e very anxious to secure the patron
3te OF the people in this vicinity. The
Rrices are within the reach of all Sea-
Nbn ticket so cents and single admission
ticket Is cents. No reserved seats.
Jome one, come all
One of the sleel1est of the very per
,uasive lightning rod agents who are
working this county, met his match
when he came in contact with that
sturdy Norseman, P. NJ. johnson of
C,oon, on a recent occasion. Air. john
on led the fellow up to the point where
"A was able to secure one Of his contracts
& lich he retains and exhibits as warn
to his neighbors who are not familiar
( h the lightning rod habit. The fellow
empted to scare Mr. johnson into
1.ying by threatening him vita prose
{tion for interfering with the e. 5.
kails, because h had left with him a
sfmpe1 and sealed envelope IN vhtch