Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-16
ri 5qbout 20ur. friends and Heiahbo,s.
: Roads are very muddy and rough.

Roberts.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Stokes last week
-Ex-sheriff Ericsson was, over from
Rockton. Tuesday.
Editor Briggs Of Cashton was in the
city on Thursday.
H c. Dose was county seat visitor
from Stodd ird, on Monday.
Coal promptly delivered By the vi
roqua Lumber Company.
Two weeks trial of glasses free by
DIR. MRcNett the specialts.
-Shingles shinglesl all kinds at the
Viroqua Lumber Company's.
Ringing, roaring buzzing and deaf
ness cured by DR. MacNett, specialist.
Place your orders for storm sashand
coal now. VTRoQUA LUMBER Co.
Chairman Tullock of Wheatland,
was in the city on business, Monday,
Enlarged tonsils, polypus growths
removed without pain by Dr. MacNett.
Storm sash saves rou money every
time. Leave your orders with the vi
roqua Lumber Company.
John r. Hall oR-LaFarge, purchased
full blood Poland China sire from
Griffin Brothers of this place
A Trempealeau county farmer beat
his wife into insensibility, resulting in
death, because she accidtntly spilled
can O. milk.
New hesitate; our prices must fit
the quality and the quality is the best
that money can buy at the VIRoQUi
LUMBER Co.'S.
The Ladies Aid society Of the M. E.
church will have Calendar" social at
the residence of John z. Nuzum, Friday
evening October IL.
-G. A. McGonigal, n hustling young
man of Lancaster, is installed as head
clerk in the dry goods department at
the Lindemann store.
-Chas Thompson and little daughter
returned last week from Iowa, where
they had been to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Thompson's brother.
We are always glad to see you be
your bill ever so small. There is always
plenty of room for our figures.
VIROQUA LUMBER Co.
William Fowell died at the home OF
his son, c. W. Fowell, in Readstown,
last Wednesday. He was ~ years old
and died from the effects Of cancer.
VIM Peavy of Avalanche, was in
the city on Friday looking up house TO
rent. He has rented his farm for the
next season and will move to town.
MFR. J. B. Hussey, representing the
government as special Inspector of free
rural mail delivery, is here this week
making trip over the routes leading
out from this city.
AT Milwaukee, last Saturday, the
State University foot ball team played
its first game for the season and won a
great victory over Beloit college. The
points stood 40 too.
-E..-- r. Johuson, who moved fro IN
this vicinity to northern Monroe county,
was here, en- business the past week.
Mr.. JohfEbn says he is entirely suited
with his hew location.
-Hilkboro has already set the dates
for next years sfair-the first week in
September, That was about the only
fair in western Wisconsin that escaped
rainy weather this season..
On the Andrew G. sJasperEon farm,
miles southwest of; Vircqua, October
Gath, Roht, J. Arnold wilfssell stock,
farm impiem ents.. produce and house
hold goods, at public aFsetion- ~
-Messrs Henly Lindt snn and Chris
Berg and Misses Jessie Nuzum and
Allie Richards, drove mp from Viroqua.
Sunday for visit with P1of. a. G.
Almy and wife, -Cashton Record -.
VIII we ever have. a LET up on this
rainy, cold and isagreeable weather.
September and October are usually
delightful months in Wisconsin. This
year is disappointing exception.
Miss Beth Butt. this city, was one
of the bridesmaids ina very aristocratic
wedding at Madison on Wednesday last
VIXEN her college friends.Miss Ramsay,
was weddsd to an italian noblenHsn.
The Stsse university opens this
year withshree Thousand students. This
is a great army of Wiscensfn's youu &
men ard women taking advantage of
the faciiitieS of her chief educational
institu OH Z. -.
Advertised letters at Vircoua post
office: Albert Nelson, Emerson z, Haw-
ley, Martin Stonehonser Geq. Stanley
To,r .Arnola; r. L."Swinehsrt; Minnie
Critchette, .Lennie Munson, Charlotte
JonnstoIe.
Mrs Isaac Solberg was given sur
prise on Monday night by party of heI
relatives and friends, it being her thir'
tieth anniversary. The happy intrudeIs
took with them refreshments and pre-
keuteQ Tue fdty Win "a hnc hOuSO %uS'
The Madison Democrat says J. W
Groves has offered a reward of $50 for
the capture of an agent, giving the name
of AL Kohls, who made, collections in
the amount of $500 for the Groves.
Barnes music company at Portage anc
then left town with the money.
-Westby people are about to organ
ize telephone exchange, a mutual stocI
company This shows enterprise and
demonstrates that telephone service il
appreciated and nigh indispensable. II
is proposed to extend their lines &c
Bloomingdale, Viroqna and perhaps
other points.
1T will be to ytur interest to call at
the Cottage Studio when looking for
photos. Why? Because my fifteen
years experience enables me to do first
class work at moderate prices. Every
thing up to date aud same prices to all
All work done in the photograph line
T. E. STAN, Viroqua.
A Richland Center man who has es
caped to Omaha says that he has dis
covered the vital principle power o.
tornadoes. and if he can get some money
ed Promoter TO stake him for a few hun
dred dollars he will disclose this grea
secret and build motor which will rev
volutionize things We hope some on
will hasten to encourage this ingeniou
young man in q substantial way.