Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-09
Buy You rubbers at The Big Store.


-Four-ply-linen collars, 10 cents a
The Big Store.
-Women's suits, beauties skirts and
petticosts at Rogers q Williams.
Just take look at the new and
nobby line of neck wear at The Big
Store.
William Owen will lecture befcrs
the ladies Shakespeare club. next Tues
day afternoon.
TL re will be Devine services at the
Lutheran Synod church Sunday evening
ut 7:45 p. M. by Rev. J. A. Stub.
Just the fuest line C. shirts In the
city prices 80 cents, T5c. 81 90 and Si so.
THE BIG STORE
Robert @ Ingersoll In his great leo.
ture on Shakespeare says, Romeo and
juliet IL the only love poem that was
ever written"
Attorney Paul w. Mahoney of La
Crosse, is paying his brother and family
n visit, besides taking In the grand
lodge doings.
F. E. STAN of the Cottage studio,
secured a fine photograph of the Odd
Fellows while they were standing on
the Hotel Fortney steps.
-Hamp Miller, who recent, vert to
Milwaukee to enter dental college, has
returned and will learn the jewelry
trade with JOS Boehrer.
Found in Viroqua, lady's velvet
hand bag containing a sum of money
and note Finder can secure same by cal
ling on Mrs. Dick Morley.
German Lutheran services will be
held Sunday morning, Oct Is. in the
Norwegian Synod Lutheran church by
Rev. ii. w. Sehmeling, of Sparta.
MIR, and Mrs. Joseph Dsnning msde
n trip to Stoddard on Saturday last, and
brought home with them their daughter.
Mrs o j Stoke and little son, for a
short visit.
A few lines containing the fine SEN
timent freely produced from the pen of
Rev. VIM Haughton. will not escape
the careful and appreciative readers of
t1day's CENSOR.
On the Andr ew C. Jasperson farm.
3 miles southwest of Viroqua, October
24tn, Robt. J. Arnold win sell stock,
farm implements, produce and house,
hold goods, at public auction
When bnyi.g shoes for boys and
girls don't forget to come in and see our
Cadet and kangaroo calf shoss They
will please you. THE Big STORE.
Mr.. Slows. Fennimore, state game
warden. is doing this county. 1t is get
ting to be dangerous business for people
TO hunt or fish without license or who
otherwise violate the game laws.
aI;oe N ,a ,o,-1t.lf. A..
our shoe department aud look at our
fine line of Drew Selby shoes. We have
the finest line of extension soles in the
city. THE BIG STORE.
"A special meeting of the Royal Arch
Chapter will be hell Thursday night of
this week for work in the Mark Masters
degree. All members are requested to
be present. Refreshments will be
served.
Near Hillsboro few days since q
two-year-old child of Peter Marvin
strayed into the woods and from 4
o'clock until midnight, was lost. More
than two hundred people joined in the
search for the little fellow.
Ed M. Perham and John L. Glenn,
late of Townar's store, have engaged In
the jewelry business at West Salem Mr..
Glenn is already there and Ed. will re-
move soon. They are young men who
deserve well and their many friends will
be pleased to learn of their future sue
cess.
1T will be to your 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 and same prices to all.
All work done in the photc graph line.
F. E. STAN, Viroqua.
Miss Lois Russell of Fan Claire one
Of the w. G. T. u. state evangelists will
lecture Saturday evening October IL,
in the Thompson school house. She
win remain over Sunday in Springville
and conduct the morning service. Lot
all who can come out to these meetings
and hear this accomplished and conse-
Grated worker.
Friends in this city are in receipt of
cards announcing the marriage of Miss
Laura Miller at the home of her parents
in Sparta. on the third instant, to It. G.
Kress of Dillon, Montana For several
years Miss Miller was an assistant in our
high school For the past two or three
years she has been engaged in college
instruction in Montana.
La Fargo will not have tobacco
warehouse built this fall. All of the
necessary capital has been subscribed
for the building but it will not be built
because there is no prospect of renting
it for this season. The American Tobac.
co Company has had large number of
buyers all through this section OF the
country and just about all the tobacco
has been bought up. However, next
summer will find us with tobacco
warehouse and it will be completed be.
fore some other company gets their buy
ers in here and make it too late to rent
it.-La Fargo Enterprise.