Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18


ferred upon him by the g tate university
bachelor of philosophy.
The wrestling match between John
Olson and Jake Bloom, Saturday even
ing, for $50 side, drew small crowd.
Bloom is powerful man for one Of his
weight. Scott Curtis gave satisfaction
as referee.
Gays Mills had partial good weather
for its fair, netting big crowds, Many
attended from this city Wauzeka club
beat La Fargo and Readstown bali mines
and La Fargo WAS successful over
Prairie du Chen.
After offering $40 coo to North La
| Crosse for public library, on conditions
with which the city agreed to comply,
Andrew Carnegie has refused TO give
the money on the ground that Lacrosse
now has good library and can provide
its suburbs
DIR. Bertram G. Tsinter has return
ed home preparatory to taking mp his
professional duties in Milwaukee He
has been very much benefited by his
western trip He is all taken up with
that climate and says he Intends return
ing next spring.
Hon Henry Wattersop, the celebr2t
ed editor and lecturer, will open Viro-
aua's lecture and entertainment course
on October 80 Mr.. Watt srson's appear
ance in this city should be greeted by
fitting and appreciative hearing. His
subject will be the Life Of Abraham
| Lincoln.
A state creamery inspector was in
the city On Tuesday, taking note of our
| institution, and it is needless to COM
ment that cleanliness is one of the re-
| quirements that Mr.. Inspector could
not complain about. Manager Niggin-
ton tells the CENSOR that an average of
} fifty tubs of butter is manufactured in
| a week.
-Richland Center is looking ana
! en2ino s. e brilding of the Hillsiaro
fssSet1stl5aE4.s Is ses.4at city nud prcaics.
| ing that if that is accomplished the
! Illinois Central will be built from Dodge
vile to the Center, making a through
line from Chicago 10 Union Center, con
Meeting with the Northwestern at the
latter point
DIR. Thos C McGonagle and wife
! of Chicago, are visiting relatives, the
Brown and Goodell families, III this city.
| A few years ago Mr.. McC4onagle was a
clerk in the johnson drug store in vi
ICQud. LIE ls n 1EdNA1S k}G GlNiAh anu
surgeon in the big city Mrs. McGon
| agile was former teacher in the county,
| Name Conner of Liberty Pole
A wedding that brought together
| two hundred guests occurred on Brink
man Ridge, October 1lth, when Joseph
Winch and Miss Mary Chapiewsky were
united in marriage The ceremony was
performed III St Peters church she
reception and wedding feast following
ut the residence of the brides parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Chapiewsky.
Just received our fourth shipment
| of those artistically tailored suits and
overcoats of which we have sold a great
many already Because all garments
| fit perfectly, retain their shape and are
made Of the best material obtainable
! and the prices within the range of ev-
eryone. THE BOSTON.
The following is the football sched-
| ule of the Wisconsin University team
| for the coming season October 18th,
| Chicago Physicians and Surgeons at
Madison; October 14th, Notre Dane at
| Milwaukee, October 2ist. Chicago at
| Madison; November 4th Minnesota at
| Minneapolis; November 11th, Beloit at
| Madison; November 1S5h, Michigan at
| Ann Al bor; November 25th, North
! western at Madison
The Milwaukee Free Press Of Son
, day contained 8 picture of Viroqua's new
| public library binding The CENSOR
| is indebted tn its Milwaukee, cOntempor-
airy for use of the cut, which appears in
/ this issue By the way, the Free Press
/ issues he most readable Sunday paper
in the northwest clean, dignified, foe
| Illustrations and artistic fittings Be
| sides If has the most substantial aud
| high. grade contributors Of any paper
/ we know of
| DIR Clarence Fox has succeeded TO
! the practice of DR.. Wells. late of Chase
/ burg, who seeks another field. Mr.. Fox
was a former Viroqua student having
/ graduated from the higt school Hs
commenced the study Of medicine with
| DR.. Suttle, 4ter graduated from Bahne-
/ man college and has since been success
| fGlly in practice at Mt Sterling and
! GAYS Mills The friends Of DR.. Fox Will
/ be pleased to have him back in his native
/ county, and wish him success in his pro-
/ fession at his new field.
The remains Of Ethel. invalid
! daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. W. II Peters
| of Two Harbors arrived here Saturday
( mornin- accompanied by the sorTowipg
| parents and grandfather They were
/ conveyed TO Brookvills where services
ara intermept took place, conducted
/ by Rsvs Kneen and Buffers The little
/ girl was twelve years old, but has been
an invalid, spinal meningitis 1T five
/ Years old, causing the long sfilictioD,
/ which enc bore with the f0rtisude 9f a
/ little Christian.
-Postmasters have .eceived an order
from Postmaster General C0rteiyou
which places 81 bsa on all newspapers
publishing the results of rsffiss and
church fair lotteries and prohibiting
such publications from tns use of the
mziis The order is sweeping 4 rs pro
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forge ,hs iaws THE m-aus 3as. @ s1s
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by circulation Of coupons eic a~e also
barred.