Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-11
First furry Of snow today.

This afternoon, at Viola, Superin-
tendent Gardner viii be united in mar.
riage to Miss Mable Treseder.
Artistic designs and beautiful color
/ effects will be seen IL an endless variety
of millinery at Mrs. Norris store.
Two Ontario men have leased hote' g
elsewhere-John Dorner at Wilton, and
Frank Quackenbush at N0rwalk.
George WilIgrubs of Brush Greek,
one of the old settlers and leading men
of that community, died recently.
For sale, farm of 200 acres, at s35
per acre. Good tobacco land. Apply TO
Butt g. Butt, Viroqus, Wis
The base ball player will now take
back seat and for couple, of months
the football hero will be in his glory.
For sale, twelve pure bred Shrop.
shire rams. S5 to 80 buys good one
A. +. SMELL, Viroqua, Route 3.
H. A. Lombard returned this morn
ing, from North Dakota. He said foot
of snow fell in the mountains near Liv-
ingston.
Daniel Wise departed Monday even
ing, for Canton, Ohio, to attend a reunion
of his old regiment. He will be absent
two weeks.
The Sheriff went to Richland Center
and returned with William Waddington,
LrFarge man, who was arrested on a
criminal warrant.
Thomas Bentson has gone to Canada
to remain for some time. perhaps per-
manently. His brother Benny, renewed
studies at Luther college.
N. b Burger and Sheldon Treseder
were over from Viola, Monday evening,
to attend Viroqua Masonic chapter, the
latter having degrees conferred upon
him.
Ole Hanson, well.known young man
here, was committed to Mendoza hospi-
tai by Judge mahoney, where he was
taken on Sunday by Sheriff Ward. This
is case of alcoholic insanity
Your attention is called to slight
error in H. l. Rayner's ad of last week.
The regular price of the four magazines
by mail is $5 90 and single copy price is
$6 60 for the twelve numbers of each
-Richland Center cement works have
a crew of men putting in a concrete
walk, curb and gutter from the Randall
corner TO Tate tenement house. Other
walks will be laid before winter closes
in.
Mrs. L A Larson AMI children de.
parted for Minneapolis OH Monday last,
where they will make their future home
Mr.. Larson recently accepted position
as travelling salesman for u wholesale
shoe firm.
Rev. T. E. Sweger came from Foun-
tain City, Minnesota, 10 spend a few
days at the home of his motner in this
city. He occupied the pulpit in the I'm
tied Lutheran church, Sunday after
noon.
ed the past week with her sister, Mrs
J. l. Tucker at Montford. Mrs. Tuck
er returned with her TO visit their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Horton, in
this city.
DR. Suttle, d F. Mains and w, E.
Garrett are attending Odd Fellows
Grand Encampment at Mineral Point.
As state commander, :Dr. Suttle will in
stitute Canton at Platteville before
returning.
AT recent meeting of the " le un-
iversity graduates in Wisconsin, Rev.
John A Stemen of this city, was elected
president, and plans are being made for
banquet and addresses at Milwaukee
within the year.
Attorney Higbee aud wife spent a
couple of days visiting Mr.. and Mrs, G.
w Graves They made pleasure drive
to the Kickapoo, taking in La Fargo,
Viola, Readstown, Soldiers Grove, Gays
Mills and Mt. Sterling
The census reports show that Iowa
has decrease in population since 1900
of $4,000. The reason given for this is
| the increase in the size of the farms,
those selling their land moving to where
cheaper land can be had
We render faulty eyes perfect by
our scientifically fitted glasses A b.
| Stevens, optician and refractionist, at
Jos. Boehrer's, jeweler, next Monday
and Tuesday, October 10th and lin
Satisfaction guaranteed
| Relatives and friends learn OF the
death of T. o. Torger, in northern Wis
consin, where he removed two years
ago Torger was born in Franklin and
for several years owned and managed
the Headquarters hotel at Soldiers
Grove.
Advertised letters at Viroqua post
office: Sol Madison, Mrs Jennie o
/ JOQusOu, HlIb 1ulSe6S AuUh
Larson, Olga Melby, Viola Sorlie, Mary
Smith; Tom Larson. Tom Oversop, J.
G. Lawrence. J. J Smith, Bud Hissey,
E. 81. Nelson.
| DIR McElwee's next visit will be on
Wednesday, October IS, at the FortLey
| The doctors examinations are free and
he cordially invites sufferers from chron-
ic diseases who have been unable TO get
help elsewhere to call and get his opin-
ion in regard to their cases
Mr. and Mrs Van S Bennett of
Rockton, father and mother OF Mrs ]
s Earll, are the guests Of their daugh-
ter They have just returned from an
extended tour to New Bruins wick where
Mr.. Bennett added fne moose head IN
his hunting trophies. -Praired du Chieu
Union.
! Mrs PauIina L L4yne, wife Of S.
1 P. Layne, died al the family home in Los
Angelas, California, September 26tb.
She was the daughter Of the late d. A
Barnard, so long and well kno IN in
Vernon county She was married ta
Mr. Layne In 1874, and their home wss
in Firoqua until their rem val 70 Ctli
fornia in 1888 She is survived by b. I
husband, son and two daughters, all ol
whom were with her in her last Illness,
which vrae r1ralouVe and rlaiufri