Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-10-16


Clarence Brott and wifa are enter
i tanning little son ss their home.
! Does yonr child sleer with mouth
Topen? DR. MacNett can cure him.
We build on your call. so cap N5en
you build VIRoQcA LUMB -lR Co.
A positive and permanent cure Of
catarrh guaranteed by DR.. MacNett.
Gro. Minshall departed for Chicago,
Monday, to enter veterinary college
Prof Kronson. eye-sight specialist
dates Wednesday and Thursd, y of this
week.
Mrs Machee Of Siayden, Texas, is
paving visit to h r sister, Mrs. A. d.
Hell gesen.
Col. G, w. Shattuck of Stark. was
Frustrated By sickness while on a late
visit TO Ohio.
There is a stray pig at Silas Fosters
place. in this city. Owner is requested
to call for the same.
M. A. Gill and wife return to Col
orado after months visit with rela-
tives aud old friends.
--Astrakan and elecs.ic seal garments,
furs of many kinds.and valnes.
M RoGF.Rs &c WILLIAMS.
A c. Hoffman Of Readstown. has
purchased stock of furniture al lady
smith and will move there.
"A large assortment of wool aud cot
ton blankets ranging from 45c to $50
per pair at Rogers g. Williams.
Ladies tailor made suits, the swell
dress of the year. the most stylish fabrics
of the season at Rogers 81 Williams,
-Lace' curtains, shirtwaists and all
fine fabrics should be washed only with
Galvanic SOAP, the famous Easy
washer"
in hotlv conte sted game of ball at
Cashton on Sunday, he ball team of
that place def eated Portage by a score
of . to f.
Rogers & Williams just received
fine line of knit goods. such as toques,
Tam o'Shanters, hoods, mittens, ladies
facinators. etc.
VIM. F. Salts, one of the pioneer
citizens of Hillsboro section, died in
that village October End, aged seventy
eight years.
Roy Tewalt, son of John Tewalt of
this city, was married at Waterloo
Iowa, October first, to Miss Florence
Grant of that place.
Missionary society of the Lutheran
Synod church will meet with Mrs. N.
A. Swigum, Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock All invited.
Mrs. Z. f. Westwick of Das Meipes
Iowa, is visiting in the city with her
father. Capt, McMichael, and other
relatives and old friends.
"A line of women's skirts and petit
coats-beauties- capes, coats
mt hi fha Ia
tions at Rogers e Williams. !,
DIR. r. W. Baldwin, Dentist, Is now
located up stairs in thenew block opp
1t the pcstoffice Take stairway lost
south Of Dahl's drug stor,
In the town of Jefferson recently,
George Heron had two barley stacks
burn. Cause of fl . is unknown. There
was insurance on the grain.
+ REV. J, Il. Stark, state evangelist of
the Church of Christ will preach in
church of this city next Sunday. morn
ing and evening, also Friday and Satur
day nights.
Miss Myra Helgesan is at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D.. Hell
gesen For some years she has been q
trained nurse in Battle Creek, Michigan.
sanitari um
Don't use oneap SOAPS. There is no
economy in it. They make the clothes
yellow. Save time, save labor. Save
your clothes by using Galvanic soap, the
famous Easy Washer"
A lot of farmers NEAR West Salem
have been victilnized ont of 81, 100 by
wire fence fake contracts, which turned
out to be promisscry notes aud were
cas!led by West Salem and La Crosse
banks
A big sale of personal property will
be made at Jokum Johnson's farm, six
miles east of Viroqua on the Readstown
road, Friday, October % Free lunch
spread at noon, Jacob Johnson, auction
eer.
"A special meeting of Viroqua East
ern Star Chapter is announced for
Thursday evening of this week at Ma
sonic hall. All members are urged to
he present Important matters will be
taken up.
-Viola's excelsior factory caught fire
on recent day and barely escaped de
struction. 1t is one of the leading iu'
l,dustries CT that village and would have
! been q severe loss to the place as well as
its proprietors.
-Chas Hawkins and wife of Chicago,
| visited at Nels Solversons and other
relatives in this section Mr.. Hawkins
is in the service of the z lison electrical
| works He was formerly engineer at
the county asylum.
Gen. e. NJ. Rogers was taken sud.
denly i'll week ago and has since been
cor fined to his bed His trouble il
yielding to treatment and the patient is
slowly but surely on the road to recovery,
and it is very probable that the General
will be about his work as usual in few
days.
A north county exchange says that
lumhermen in the northern part of the
state are experiencing some difficulty in
securing help for the seasons logging
operations on account of the small poS
scare, and the report that the disease is
i liable to break out again in the old
/ camps. The physicians declare there i
no danger. Higher wages are being OF.
fered. and employment agencies are
trying hard to supply the demand, but
4 the scarcity of laborers continues
An important real estate deal was
made last Saturday, when Auanias Smith
sold to Frank A Chase 104 acres from
fis splendid farm adjoining the city, a
portion of which is within the incorpOr-
ate limits. The land all lies north of the
Springville road. Mr.. Smith still retains
his homestead and about 80 acres on the
north and large acreage south of the
road Mr.. Chase will probably subdi
vide and sell his new purchase to parties
wishing desirable lots or acreage prop
erty.
/ Peter o Runningen. administrator