Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-25
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The most of the best for TIE least
VIRoQUA LUMBER Co
Those kid gloves. fitted. you need 8
pair. ROGERS & WILLIAMS
When ron are ready TO DO business
give us call. Viroqua Lumber 20.
Ask to be shown through the Great
Western Annex at Rogers and Williams
See our up.to-dade porch work be.
fore you buy. Viroqua Lumber Co.
During the fair Jacob Amodt sold
ons of his premium Shropshire bucks to
Granville Hall of Cashton.'
&C. NJ Sterling of Victory, pissed
homeward from La Fargo, last Friday,
where he had been to do surveying.
The Great Western Annex at Rog-
ers q Williams, is wo1an's depart
ment-coats, skirts, petticoats, etc
The city band has added bsritone
fsaxaphone to its many Instruments 1t
will be manipulated by Levi Lake.
-Women's misses and ch ildren'
cr&ts, the newest creations, the most
pleasing colors at Rogers & Williams
-Thos. DeLacy and the other officials
of the Utica insurance company held 8
business meeting in this city on Saturday.
Ben. B. Morrison and family haze
returned from Belvidere. Illinois, and
will again become residents of Viroqua
Frank Chase has sold the last no
acres Of the Coe ranch west of town TO
Bw Suttle, who will use it for stock
pErposes.
Geo. T, Smith left for Minnesota on
Monday, after passing week at the old
home. He is engaged in the grocery
business st Lake View.
THAT 1.25 peco petticoat is special
value, equal to $1.75 in many places
Ask TO see the peco
ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
All the late novelties in fall dress
goods, all the autumn colorings, in all
the newness, and exquisitely beautiful
at Rogers & Williams
MIR. T. r. Gillette, special state
game warden. is in this county LOOKING
mp parties who have violated the law ~
hunting without licence, and otherwise
Captain Silbaugh and bride arrived
in the city on Monday morning. They
have quarters at the Fortney, but expect
ito take up housekeeping at an early day.
Viola fair falls on next week Tues
day to Friday. Thsy have an attractive
pP&gram of racing, bail gaines, etc. vi
noqRa will contribute her usual crowd
If you don't want your woolens to
shrink use Galvanic Soap. Cheap, yell
low soaps containing rosin-are injuri-
GUS to fiannels and all washable goods,
Congressman Babcock and party
retul ned from Europe just in time to
admit of Mr.. Babcock's attendance upon
the funeral of President Mckinley at
Washington and Canton.
IL S. Frazier of Veradale, Mime
ase6a, passed a day here during the fair.
Mr.. Frazier was on his return from
'Tennessee where he PLACID his eldest
lson Ia military college.
Mrs. A. NJ Stevenson arrived from
Denver on Friday for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abbey on Ha ri
sOn Hollow. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Besgole, her daughter.
William Frazier and A B. Saxton
came up from Sparta to ming1e with old
neighbors at the fair. Secretary Rice
of the Sparta association was on hand
one of the Gisagreeable days.
From Chicago comes the intelligence
that little daughter, their first born,
arrived at the home of DR. Albert l.
Bouffieur, recently. There is rejoicing
in the parental and grand parents home.
Attorney A. Fl Smith. who practiced
law at Elroy for the past five years. has
located at Sparta. and will be joined by
&C. A. Veeder. Mr. Smith is well and
faxorably known here. having frequent
! Iy had cases in our circuit court.
The most prominent badges of
mourning in decorations during the
week were at the postoffice court house
and Masonic hall. On the outer walls
sof the latter place stood forth life sized
portrait of the late president draped in
mourning.
Mr.. A. Q. Smith and daughter of
Lancaster. were in the city few days
visiting Seth T. Smiths family Mr..
Smith resided here fifteen years ago
He thinks Etroaua is rather distaneing
Lancaster ia growth and material adj
vancsment- =
A little totan ore Of the tower grades
-r-Vs g asked bY al teacher to make sem
sEsr.e with the word fatal in it. She
.diai 80 in the following manner; Little
WiIle was velv sick; the doctor was
!. called in who did his best to save the
ts.nAAis life, but his efforts We're fatal. y
-TheO Opera house management prom
ises good attractions this season. The
william Owen Company is booked for
October f6. on which date they will pro
duce the high class drama, Romeo and
Juliet No other company will be
booked ia the meantime SIS the manage
ment promises to give Mr. Owen all the
protection possible, as he is deserving
of it.
-Millard A. Gill and wife ars paying
then. relatives in this city and Viola .
visit. It was their first return since
their removal TO Colorado eleven years
ago. They are ia love with the country
and its surrounding conditions. Theii
present home ia in the city of Boulder
Mr.. Gill still pursues bee culture. Hil
crop of honey brought him s., 500.
The Dalrymple theatre compan.
played to the largest weeks business o
any company in the history of the town
Ali in all, the DdiFymples give the peo
ple class of plays that merit patronage
They deal fairly with all Henry Linde
mann. Gerhart Fortney, Belle Nelson
Miss Flemmfng, Mr.. Peterson, carriet
away the chairs at Saturday night
drawing. Mr.. Dalrymple has made al
engagement with the opera house man
agement for a return date next fair time
Its q sad world. The water pitche
sis always empty and the slop jar u a
ways full. The hens never lay whe
rzke price of eggs ie away up, and ouste