Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-10-15
RAILROAD COMPANY WINS.
Judge Fruit Decides La Crosse and Essssrn Case
Work May Now Begin

in the La Crosse and Eas, rn ipjunctio
case in favor OF the company and agains
Ernest Lange, the plaintiff Thi. is th
:, case in which action WAS brought {
> prevent the company from laying it
tracks ON Second street on tbs ground
i that the Burlington already had tw
tracts on the same street and that an
other would make the thorodghfare use
! less The court held that there woult
be benefit to the property owners afte
condemnation proceedings bad started
1t is thought that the com pany will e,
ahead with the work OF conslructin,
the track between Viroqua aad Il
Crosse. and that portion of ii will b.
done this fall.-Ls Crosse Press
e. " Wolfe was up from Spartt
the first of the week.
Buy your shoesat Tates Big stor,
if you want the best
Spanish King onions from imported
seed. ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
&c. ]. Smith and General Roger:
drove to La Fargo on Thursday.
For RENT, the Bromley house in
Second ward. Apply to Capt. II. Con-
ner, Hotel Fortne Y.
Carrots for ran and beast life to
ewe and lamb, horse and COW.
ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
"A friend writes that Win Love and
wife have had an addition to their
| North Dakota home OF a son.
Belle Smith is showing a fine dis
play of both trimmed and ready to wear
hats Latest and most up-to-date that
can be chosen.
Girls: Have you written a verse
| about Marys little lamb and Wooltex
Jacket? Ii not look at our ad and come
and get cards of same
TATEs BIG STORE
-Lucius Favor returned, Monday.
| from the famous health resort French
Lick Springs, Indiana, where he spent
some time. He received much relief
while there.
-LOST, plain gold ring between the
Strawn farm and house of Mrs Chose,
one mile southwest of Viroqua. Initials
&c. N. l. on inside. Reward will be
paid by leaving it at CENSOR office
--Elihu Denning suffers from broken
collar bone received while attempting
to keep his team from running away at
Burns Morrison's farm Friday evening
last. He is getting along nj ely.
Through some mistake, perhaps the
CENSoR'S, DIR. +. b Brewers patients
instead of today. DR. Brewer saws he
has never missed an advertised visit in
his thirty years of professional life.
The winter term begins Nov. Sd.
Special inducements TO students enter
ing on that date. For S0page cata-
logue, containing the portraits of nearly
one thousand Toland graduates now
holding first-class positions, address
Wisconsin Business University, La
Crosse, Wis
Many people discovered that they
could get along without meat when
prices went out of sight and now they
have chance to try the experiment on
coal If it works all right life will be
constant round of pleasure and econ
omy and everybody will get rich.
There's silver lining to almost every
clond. -Ex.
1t is not at every state election that
La Fargo is visited by the candidates of
all three parties for the governorship.
Little Bob" La Toilette was here last
Thursday morning, Mayor Rose was
h re just week previous and Mr..
Drake, the prohibition candidate, was
here just week before that La Fargo
Enterprise.
"A new insurance firm composed of
F. M. Minshall and Mrs. Matte J.
Dawson under the firm name of f. M.
Minshall & Co. has opened up an office
over Rogers & Williams shoe store.
They are ready to write both fire and
| tornado insurance and kindly solicit
share of your patronage. Give them
call before placing your insurance.
From every town in this state, and
in fact in the United States where
considerable portion Of the people de-
pend on coal fer fuel, comes the cry that
| the commodity is short ami no stores in
cellars, and storehouses of dealers empty
with no prospect that a supply will be
available kefore the pinching days of
winter are upon us. Not more, per-
haps, than one-eighth of the fuel used
| in Viroqua is coal, so we are as free
from the heartless sxactions of the coal
barons and their eastern allies, the
railroads, as any community in the
country. Still we feel the stringency.
Two of Viroqua's best young people
were quietly married at Westby on
! Monday morning by Rev. Gulbrandssn
-Adolph Surenson and Miss Tillie Toll
| lefson. They were accompanied there
| by Andrew Mellem and Mary Helgeson.
| The newly welded Immediately took
| the train for Madison the home of the
BRIDE where they will visit for few
days. Adolph Surenson has long been
trusted salesman at Ro gers & Will
Jams store and Miss Tollefson has held
similar situation at Tate's store, On
their return they will take up house
keeping in the new residence built and
furnished for this special event.
in this paper is published an ordi-
nance now pending before the city coun-
Gil, the purpose of which asks for extern
sion of the franchise, for twenty-five
years, of the G. ty electric light company.
| The franchise now in force does not ex-
| pire for seven years, out in order to
make necessary enlargements the pro-
prietors of the plant do not feel warrant
ed in making the outlay without official
assurance that their rights will be fully
protected, 1t is a matter of great i'm
portance to the city and the company.
The council desires to be guided by
the best Judgment of their constituents.
Every citizen should give thought and
investigat on to the matter. Counsel
with your aldermen and give them your
aid and Judgment.
This lifeless body Of Forest Kincaid,
member of the construction gang on
the Wisconsin Western railway, was
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