Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-05
TO HOLD c a. R. CAMPFIRE.
Old Veterans VIII Live Over Again the Scenes of
the Days When II Tried Mems Souls

| War, Then music.
AT six o'clock supper will be served
by the Relief Corps ladies.
At 7;30 the evening program opens
with Round the Old Camp Fire. Rev.
Buffers, chaplain Of the Third regiment,
Spanish war soldiers, will deliver an
address on "The call to arms on the
ocean, out of sight of land, our new pe-
sessions, Porto Rico. Col Butt will
1 speak ON Away Down South in Dixie -
| Capt l.. q. James of Richland Center,
/ Past Grand Commander. will give an
address on "A Soldiers View of War.
Stories OF army trials will be related
by numerous comrades The committee,
consisting of r. s. McMichael, E. NJ
Rogers, J. Fl, Tate, T.. G. Conklin and
L. e. Glenn, extend a most cordial in
vitation to all citizens to attend. Good
musical program will be provided.
Farms in abundance at the right
figure and don't you forgetit. Western
Wisconsin Loan and Land Co.
Mrs. w. P. Morgan has moved to
La Crosse.
j. W. Haughton and wife, of Viola,
spent Sunday in the city.
Chris L. Peterson came down from
Park Fails to cast his vote.
MIR, and Mrs. W. S. Arnold are
spending a week at Arcadia.
Spanish King onions from imported
seed. ROGERS S WILLIAMS.
Anything in real estate see the
Western Wisconsin Land 81 Loan Co.
Be sure to attend the recital Friday
evaning at the Congregational church.
No cure so sure as 81. w. Barkers
Cougn. Catarrh, Consumption Remedy
at Johnson's drug store, Try it.
Homer Lind who assisted his brother
in the restaurant for several months,
has gone to his Hillsboro home.
Never mind, don't worry, Just list
it with the Western Wisconsin Land 81
Loan Co, it will go like hot cake.
Tho city was pretty well filed with
Lutheran church people in attendance
upon the conference Friday to Sunday.
Ben Brown will render selections
on the ceciiSn the recital Friday
evening at the Coz gregational church.
DIR Frank r. eston' : next regular
professional visit II be at the FOrtney
hotel in this city on Monday, Novem-
Der 10
Belle Smith i showing a Fl 1e dis
play Of both trimn d and ready t. wear
hats. Latest and ost up-to-dat. that
can be chosen.
DR.. Frank R. Weston, the La Crosse
specialist. makes Drofe- sional visits to
Viroqua the second and fourth Mondays
of each month.
WANTED, at once, two or three
warm rooms for light housekeeping.
Rooms near Main street preferred. Call
at CENSOR Office.
Halloween night witnessed F. phan-
ton party at Masonic hall, a good many
of the membership of Eastern Star and
Masonic people enjoying the sport. 1t
was fantastic dress affair.
Harvey Cox, Jos. Hayes, Mr.. Orri-
son and another gentleman from Liberty
formed a party that started for Chip
pewa county to hunt deer Sunday.
Thos Deaver ana others from Webster
started north on Monday.
Gus Swanson near Liberty Pole,
and formerly of La Crosse, has conclud-
ed to become a permanent resident of
our community and has bought the
Nels Skildum farm in town of Sterling.
The deal was brought about through the
agency of the Western Wisconsin Land
& Loan Company.
Ed M. Minshall, on account of close
confinement, has resigned the position
of book keeper at Lindemann's store
and resumed management of the express
company affairs in this city. Mr.. J. FL.
Tucker of La Crosse, is installed as &C.
countant at Lindemanns.
A recital will be given in the Con-
gregational church on iday evening
of this week under auspices of the ladies
aid society. Readings by Mrs. Stemen
will be delightfully."- varied by the best
musical talent of the city. Admission
25 cents; school children Is cents.
Mr.. J. J. Willsey returned home,
Thursday. from Aliens Grove, Delevan
and other Walworth county points,
after having passed two weeks visiting
a sister and other relatives and friends.
While on the trip Mr.. Willsey met and
talked for short time with Governor
La Toilette.
Millinery clearance sale at Mrs. L.
c. Norris / offer during this sale an OPP
portunity by which you can buy new
winter hats at absolutely one fourth and
OQ6-Q2iI pIlC6. Ocb buSIl OIi NY DdI-
gain tables at 25 cts. 49 cts. rs cts. 9S cts.
and $40 Caps and baby hoods from
25 cts TO S5 cts. Velvet from 80 cts. to
81. Sale commencing Nov. 6.
e. w. Hazen and wife, DIR. and Mrs
J. r. Chase royalty entertained large
party of friends at Relief Corps hall on
Wednesday evening last. Dancing W Va
the main program. and not few Of the
retired followers of that pleasure linn
bered up to the occasion. Refreshments
were served and all pronounced it an en-
joyable evening passed.
Miss Hattie Higgins, who started
west two weeks ago, writes from Grip
pie Creek, the great mining district Of
Colorado, that she is having good
time. She Rad the privilege Of listen
! ing TO William J. Bryan make a politi-
cal speech went to the top Of Pixies
I Peak and into the bowels of the earth
| 900 feet, then two miles in mining
1 tunnel.
The closing o sale at Michaelsohn
/ Square Dealing c thing House opened
/ briskly last Satur ay and hes hf big
run The sale vi continue every day
( till the entire stot is cleane } NJ. 1t Is
/ a fine opportunit! 60. people to f { them
selves out with II the best az latest
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