Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-23

We build on yonr call. so call wher
you build. VIRoQUA LUMBER Co.
"A positive and permanent cure OF
catarrh guaranteed by DR., MacNett.
Mrs. David Vaughan of Bsngor Ii
paying visit TO her daughter Mrs. W.
Il. Fisher.
-Astraksn and electric seal garments,
turs Of many kinds and values
ROGERS e. WILLIAMS.
"A large assortment of wool and cot
ton blankets, RANGING from 45c to So 90
per pair at Rogers &c Williams n
Attend the openiag ensertainment
of the season to be given by sslss band
boys at Opera house Friday Wight.
Sparta and Mansion high school
foot ball teams played n tight game
recently, neither side scoring poin.
MIR. aud Mrs Myzon Henry will cell
ebrate their fiftieth Wedding anniversary
at their home in this city on Friday.
Ladies tailor made suits, the swell
dress of the yeaI, the most stylish fabrics
OF the season Ut Rogers & Williams.
For sale or rent, new house at
West Prairie postoffice. Call on or adj
dress A. Anderson or Allen Halverson.
Rogers & Williams just received
line line of knit goods. such as toques,
Tam o'Shanters, hoods, mittens, ladies
facinators, etc.
Miss Kate Joyce commenced term
of school in the Gilman district in Ster-
ling last Monday This is her first ex
perience at teaching.
DIR. r. W. Baldwin, Dentist, is now
InRQfQd N afat sytf fho
1t the postoffice Take stairway Just
south of Dahl's drug store.
A line of womens skirts and petit
coats-beeuties -women's capes, coats
automobiles, patterns latest crea-
tions at Rogers & Williams
H d. Williams and son Frank have
pitched their headquarters in Lincoln
county, where they will remain until
after the close Of the deer hunting season.
-Firewarden Curtis is making his
rounds of the city inspecting chimneys
and Using other safeguards against un-
necess sary fires. People should heed hic
admonitions.
"A large delivery of nursery stock
was received and distributed among
farmers Of this section on Monday. Sey,
eral ndred dollars must be invested
in the delivery.
Many of our sportsmen are making
trips to the Mississippi for the purpose
of hunting the festive Mallard, which
are reported to be plentiful in the back
waters e the river.
Sylvester Solverson had stray from
his premises large two. year-old steer
two roam calves, one spotted yearling
heifer. Persons knowing of their where
abouts please advise him at viroqua
Hotel
"A ten-eent social and apron sale will
be given by the ladies OF Viroqua Royal
Neighbor Camp. at Woodman hall on
Tuesday evening next, to which every
one is invited. Members are asked to
contribute aprons.
Mrs. f. W. Alexander returned
from Nebraska accompanied by her
mother Mrs. Crume, former old-time
resident of this county. Mrs. Crume
has reached eighty years. She expects
to pass her remaining days with the
Alexander family.
"A ball for the benefit of our splendid
city band, will be given at the Opera
house on Friday night Of this week.
l.
courage the enterprise. The music will
be provided by band and orchestra con-
nected Herewith.
La Fargo friends received informa-
ton of the death of Chas Soaring, once
a resident of Union and an early teacher
in the county. He was also merchant
at La Fargo, removing to Iowa in the
seventies, where he has since been prom
inent in business and politics.
William Collins, foreman for Miner
Brothers at Bloomingdale, was in town
on business Monday He says the Miners
will not remove all OF their effects to
Forest county before next winter. They
have on hand Mr.. Collins says, 800. 600
feet of maple flooring at their Blooming
dale mills
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Z. Packard were
given a surprise party on Friday eve
ming last by large company of friends
and nsighbors, it peing the tenth
anniversary Of THAR wed ling day
The evening was pleasantly passed
Tokens of friendship and good will were
presented to the worthy couple.
F. ]. Board of Hillsboro, and Mr..
Thompson of Elroy, were in the city
last Thursday. They came across coun-
try on q tour of ins pection of the tele-
phone line between the two points, the
Elroy company having under consider
alton the leasing of the line from the
La Crosse company. Some party should
come into possession of the property who
viii restore it to practical use.
MIR. o. Svanoe, theological candi-
date from the university of Christianis,
Norway, will talk in the Norwegian
language, in the interest of the Norwe-
gian Seamen's Misslon, at the Synod
Lutheran church, next Sunday at 1890
q. IN. An offering will be taken up for
the benefit of the mission. All previous
announcements are cancelled. Every
body is cordially invited.
j. A STUB, Pastor.
Editor and Mrs. Munson went to
Richland Center this morning to be
present at the marriage of Miss Emma,
daughter of Editor and Mrs. W. NJ.
Fogo. of the Republican Observer. to
ar. Ralph Thurber of Chicago. Miss
Fogo is an only daughter, bright lady
who has of late years given much pleas
ure to the readers of her fathers paper
in her iocalizing. She is accomplished
in all that makes true womanhood and
the young man who has won her hand
and heart has secured prize.
Here is a most interesting puzzle
that is going the rounds of the papers:
Take the number of your living broth.
ers. multiply ty 2, add 8, multiply by 5,
add the number of living sisters, multi
ply by 10, add number Of deaths of
brothers and sisters, subtract $50. The
right hand figure of your result will