Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-30
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Tomorrow night is Halloween.
The popular New Idea patterns al
Rogers & Williams for 10 cents.
Ringing, roaring, buzzing and deaf
ness cured by DR. MacNett, specialist
The most of the best for the least
VIRoQUA LUMBER Co.
Enlarged tonsils, polypus growths
removed without pain by DR.. MacNett.
Prof, Kronson, eyesight specialist,
at Park hotel Wednesday and Thursds y
of this week.
The dancing party given Friday
night by the band was pleasant affair
though not largely patron-zed
"A. D. Hazard 81 Co buy poultry for
cash every day in the week at the ola
rink, Norsh Main street
Don't be dis Juraged you can easily
build on our fig res.
VsRoQUA LUMBER Co.
Oliver Talley and brother recently
Went to Sphinx county, South Dakots,
where they We're sold farms by E. III.
Allen
Rev John Tresidder has secured
sufficient funds by subscription, TO clear
the Methodist church aud parsonage
from debt.
Rogers 81 Williams are showing a
line of warm and fleecy underwear for
men, women and children, at prices far
below competition.
With commendabls zeal the citizens
of Ontario have arranged for lecture
and entertainment course for the winter
to consist of four numbers
Hear the magnificent orchestra with
Si Hawkins. Prof Weldon, frequent
visitor here and musical director of
note, is at the head of this combination
The preliminary hearing of Patrick
Kane who was arrested on a charge of
numbering his wife in Crawford county
has been held and the man bound over
to court.
Julius Aegerter, Hillsboro young
man aged twenty five years, died of con-
sumption on the 2ist. He was a native
of Greenwood, where the family were
pioneer settlers.
With the advent of winter the Polar
bear held captive in the display window
at the Boston Clothing House, goes
west He has been rented TO Ben 'Beai"
of Decorah, lowa's leading retail cloth
ier.
lumpy jaw can have them cured without
injury TO animals, by f. s. Tainter Of
Towerville, Wis He also does success
ful Gehorning and warrants his work.
Address him.
Every path runs two waysv-you
may be on the road to success, but be
sure you are going in the right direction
Our store always has something to youl
personal benefit. Don't fail to search it
for good values. Jos. BoEHRER
The Kickapoo Valley Veterans as
sociation will hold its annual reunion,
next summer, in Ontario The officers
for the ensuing year are: Capt T. B.
Marsden, president; Lieut. VIM. Sandon,
secretary; Lafayette Boring, Treasurer.
I'm the city schools the infant de-
partment under Mics Allie Richards,
has SO large an attendance that it is
found necessary to have the little tots
attend half Of a day each. The enroll
ment, we believe, is upwards of eighty.
If you are in need IF job printing,
please remember that the CENSOR has
the best of facilities for turning out
promptly and at reasonable prices, every
thing in that line Promptness and
neatness are cardinal notices with the
CENSOR force.
- yiroqua business men and citizens
contribute one hundred dollars toward
the construction of the La Fargo Metho-
dist church, which is nearing completion.
That village will have one of the most
imposing and best churches of any viii
lage in the county.
-Lucius Favor is placing his restau-
rant and billiard room in Opera block in
tip top shape. He has four tables in the
rear and a lunch counter confectionery,
fruit, cigar and soft drink department
in front In arrangement and neatness
it attracts the populace
Editor and Mrs. E. Fl. Briggs were
given surprise ON Wednesday evening
last at their home by company Of
neighbors and friends, it being their
eighth wedding anniversary. The eve
ming was pleasantly stent by the intrud-
ers and the good people of the house.
"A. F. Brant, agent for the state
school at Sparta, WAS in this section on
official business last Saturday. He said
to the CENSOR that matters were going
on smoothly at the state school, and that
there was a greater demand for desirable
children than the officers were able to
fill.
Mrs Louis johnson drove here from
Richland Center ON Monday, having in
charge the two children of William
Stout who was murdered at Yuba last
January by Frank Kolash, during q
saloon row. Mrs johnson took the
children to Sparta and placed them in
the state school, returning this way.
Miles M. Dawson of New York,
passed # week with the old folks at
home and among friends of boyhood
days. Miles has established his ability
in business and professional life, and is
counted one of the leading actuaries on
life insurance of the country. His
opinions are counted valuable by the
largest concerns of the United States.
One of the La Crosse papers says
word was received in that city telling Of
a frightful accident which occurred to
John, the eight-year-old son Of A.
Schmidt, residing in Mormon Coolie.
The boy fell through hole in the hay
NOW while he was pitching hay. He
struck his forehead on the end of the
pitchfork handle tearing off part Of his
scalp. He was rendered unconscious by
the blow.
-Si Hawkins, with its realistic scenes,
its bueolic atmosphere, its pathetic story
of wronged woman and its generous
supply of humor, will be given at Opera
house Thursday night This is the
second season of 81 Hawkins, and during
that time it has made circuit OF ths
entire middle west AMI everywhere 1T