Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-09

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Grove on Friday.
Two weeks trial Of glasses free by
Dr.. MaeNett, the specialist.
Good house. conveniently located
fnr rent. Inquire at GENE "a
IT. Sanders at Hiilsbof ad an
increase in pension to si7F ii.
RI d. MCPHERSON. Ian 6 Mt.
Sterling. was in the city on -sy.
ASK to be shown throug Great
Western Annex at Rogers ana ans.
p. J. Tilton and wife of ---.idsay,
have been visiting relatives in this com
munity.
Prof. Kronsou, the eye sight special
ist, at Park Hotel in this city, October
Is and II.
Jas A. Snodgrass succeeds Lyle
Tate as diver on the viroqua- LaFarge
1tasa line.
Desirable front rooms to rent on
second focr OF Opera block. Inquire
CENSOR Office,
Leave ytul oider for coalwith th
Viroqua Lumber Company, either yard
PPhone 90 or 10.
-Dr. Leonard Chase, who removed
from here TO I,wa year ago, Las again
changed to Holland, Michigan.
Herman Allen, wife and three chi,-
&ren, Of Grinnell, Iowa, spent few
Days with relatives in this city.
Mrs. Truesdale and Mrs Frazier OF
Hillsboro, are visiting their sou and
bothsr, Earl Truesdals. In this city.
E--Women's misses and children
coats, the newest creations, the most
pleasing colors at Rogers & Williams
Wisconsin Grand Army men have
received orders from head quarters never
70 use the name OF 'Czolgosz" in post
meetings.
Mrs. v. E. Akin went to Milwaukee
i4st week as delegate from the Congre-
gbtionaI church to the convention of
churchcs.
Mrs C. M. Bennett has rented and
viii plaza stock of baking powders
notions, etc, in the building east of
yTowners store.
For sale or rent. the McMichael
block in the city OF Viroqua For terms
inqnire r S. McMichael or Mrs G. w.
Graves. Viroqua.
ALI the late novelties in fall dress
goods, all the autumn colorings, in all
the newnoss, and exquisitely beautiful
at Rogers & William
-Woolens can be washed without
shrinking, carpets can be cleaned on the
loor, and woodwork cleaned with half
che labor il you use Galv4 4nic mp Be
wise, use 1t.
John w. Thayer. the LaFarge mer-
chant, was in the city on Friday, return
ing from the north part OF the state,
where he went to make large purchases
for his lumber yard.
"A public auction OF farm machinery.
stock. etc, will BE- hald on the farm of
Mrs. j. p. Lowrie seven miles west OF
yiroqua, on Thursday, October TO-
--William Owen. the actor who most
delights Viroqua audiences, will be at
the Opera house next Tuesday eve
ming, when his company will produce
shakeapeare's great tragedy play, Ro-
meo and Juliet.
"A. j. Primmsr and wife returned
from o months visit with friends and
relatives in southern Wisconsin and
northern illinois, They were at the
Elkhorn fair the day there were thirty
thousand people on the grounds.
--R. Fl. Drake OF Sugar Grove, was in
the city last Saturday, having recently,
with his wife, returned from the east
Mr. and Mrs Drake were in the music
hall only q short distance from President
Mckinley when he was cruelty shot
down. Mr. Drake says the excitement
was indescribable when the people real
ized what had happened.
-+Os. Saturday Abner Silbaugh de-
psfted for Kentucky and Tennessee,
whare he will spend the winter as gen.
sesl collecting agent for the Milwaukee
Harvester Company. Mr., Silbaugh
represented the same company in an
official capacity the past season and his
services were so satisfactory that this
responsible position WAS rendered him.
III your boy isn't on time to school
he chances are 1t is no fault of his. Do
you expect him to tell time by the sum
Has heFa watchY Ii not that is your
fault He might have frst-class time
keeper as low rs four dollars, mp to ten,
according to style-all the style any body
could ask-enough for you, too If you
need q watch. Jos. BoEHRER,
Jeweler.
A family reunion was held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Weaviil on
Thnrsday evening last. This was the
f1rst time the members of the family
have all been together for period OF
twsnty-six years. The party consisted
8 of Thomas Weavill, Sr., Thomas Wea-
viii, Jr., Herb Weaviil, Mrs. Nels Allen,
Of this city, Mrs Herman Allen of Iowa,
snd Mrs Ben Hesvrin of Rising Sun.
Martin jacobson died OF the home
of his parents near this village, after
I lingering illness OF that dreaded disease.
consumption. About year ago he
went to Colorado thinking to regain his
health. He gained rapidly and it was
thought by his friends that he would
soon be well again, but later 1t was
understood that he was failing. He re-
turned home last spring and has ever
since been on the decline. -Readstown
Herald
Il. D. Bennett and family returned
from the west last Wednesday. He had
charge Of the interests of the local min
ing company In Washington, near the
British lins, end reports excellent pros
pscts for the Badger Girl" Mrs. Ben
nett and children have been visiting at
salem. Oregon. for the psat three months.
Thew Joined Mr.. Bennett at Spokane and
rssurned together. They passed a
couple of days with the NuZums and
Nelson's at the latter place and report
them az full of business and prospering
finely.
The melancholy days are here. the
meanest Of the year, when farmers vow
the cornfiel0s will tail them in the ear;
when school deuriyes thu restless boy of