Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-09-28

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! $500 saloon license.
Big quarter century Jubilee at Cash
ton next Wednesday
Mrs, McCullock and Miss Laura
MeCullock leave for Eau Claire, Friday.
Mrs Forsythe is down from La
Crosse to visit friends and relatives
Mems, womens and childrens shoes
below factory prices at The Tate Mer-
camille c.
DIR. w L. Butt of La Fargo, is tenn
porarily at Gays Mills looking after the
practice of DR.. Smith.
-Mesdames Harold Proctor and Celia
Fortney departed for st. Louis on Sat
urday, to visit the exposition
"A Devils Lane, band and orchestra,
musical comedy at Opera house, Fri
day evening, September Both.
Fall shades make Wisconsin wood
lands beautiful Just now as leaves com
mence to take on autumn hues.
-Rev. Father O'Riley, pastor of Ris-
ing Sun Catholic church, is making an
extended tour of the eastern states,
Take a look at the Adler overeoats
at the Blue Front. They are beauties.
No coat made fits and hangs like these.
james Turbin was in the city from
Soldiers Grove ca Tuesday, returning
from visit with his daughter at Chip
pewa.
Miss Winifred baldwin left Mon
day, to visit with her sisters, Mrs. Bos-
sard in jefferson, and Mrs. Rummels at
Des Moines.
Buy one pair of the Weyenberg
hand made shoe for solid wear and you
viii buy them again.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE
Wanted to buy, copy of the Yer
non county history compiled and pub
lished in 1884. Call at residen Mt Of Mrs.
Stark, Vi-oqus, with copy Of book
For sale. my farm of 145 acres, two
miles west of Viroqua. Good dwelling
and other buildings Will sell cheap.
JOHN MoSENC, VirCqua.
-Mieg Cora Hudson returned to her
home in Iowa, after passing the winter
and summer with her sister, Mrs. Kueb.
Ter and attending the Viroqua Business
college.
-Lieut. L v Frazier who is in the
Philippines. has been promoted to first
lieutenant, A letter states that he is in
the hospital at Manila, but hopes to he
out in a few days
-Manley Norris and wife spent Sun
day in this city with the parents of the
former. Manley is travelling with
Little Filipino side show at the
county fairs He went from here to
Beaver Dam.
Mics Eva Ballard, stenographer at
the Mendoza hospital, spent Monday
ght the guest of the Misses Munson
She care to assist in transferring
number of patients from the state to
county hospital
Mrs Ethel Weeden Chapman of
Stevensville. Montana, daughter of l'r
FL q and James Weeden, early settlers
of Viroqua is visiting relatives and
friends n this city, al er an absence Of
thirty-three years.
--Bert Collins and Miss Viola Joseph
drove over from DeSctu on Monday,
and while here Rev haughton, who
had known the young parties from child
hood, said the words that made them
man and wife. Congratulations for Bert
and his bride were showered thick by
Bert's many friends in the city.
An exchange containg the sad news
of the tragic death of Clarence Brokaw,
eldest son of Clifford Brokaw, a former
resident Of Whitestown, but now resid-
ing in Missouri He was run over and
killed by the cars near his home in that
state few days ago. 1t is presumed he
was walking on the track, when the ac-
cident happened, as he was found the
next morning, near the track with both
legs crushed.
Wisconsin, S greatest educational in
stitution, the state university, opens to-
day. The registration is reported very
large, over three the Isand students in
all departments. So far as we have
learned the following students will at
tend from Vernon county leaving on
Monday and Tuesday John DeLacy,
Albert Amodt, Charles Bush, Harry
Pulyer Erastas McLees, Harry Wui-
fing, Blaine Cade, Harry Dahl, Chester
Dahl, Martin Nelson, and the Misses
Barbara and Helen Munson. Elnora
Dahl, Hilder Schreiner. Nora Neprud
"A Devils Lane. A disputed strip
of farm land furnishes the plot and title
of the cleverest four act comedy ever
written The Evil Genius' himself
HAS flObHlHE 10 40 WIFI II. ~ AS Ole bI
the brightest, merriest plays ever writ.
ten. The company has been selected
with great care from the clev crest peo-
pie on the stage, and the cast is headed
ny charming favorite Miss Beatrice
Terry. Scenery, music and specialists
are all that could be desired by the
most exacting. This superb attraction
will be at Opera house on Friday even
ing, September 30th.
Mr. Herman Grotophorst, demo
cratic candidate for congress, was in
Viroqua on Tuesday, making acquaint-
ances and looking up his chances He
reports the outlook for his success in
the race as most encouraging, and al
though the normal majority in the dis
trict is large, he believes he will be
elected Although one of the best
sUeakers in western Wisconsin, Mr.
Grotophorst says that he does not ex-
pect to make speaking campaign, but
conduct an orderly, dignified contest
| free from personalities and the extrava-
CANT expenditure of money. Mr. GrotO-
phoTst is q gentleman Of good presence
| free from affectatiOn. a man who has
| hewn out his own destiny from the obs
cure German boy on the farm The
| CENSOR is free to admit that his cleo
| tion to congress would do mnch to dis
| courage the bs meth a. politics
| pursued by the men VINO lulagine that
/ money and trickery are the methods
| that must prevail to guarantee succe
and who trifa with the rights and in
/ terests of the people with brazen indif
! ference and contempt Besides Mr.
/ Grotophorst is a gentleman who he