Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25
SOME BASEBALL ENTHUSIASM.
Viroqua to Have an Aggregation of Ball
Tossers This Season.

IoSSerS This Season,
Fifteen baseball players and nup'-
her of citizens met vt the Office of the
Cummings Commission Co. last nj yht, to
organizs baseball club for the coming
season. Mr.. !. S. Griffin was made
president of the meeting. Three off.
GERS were elected to look after the affairs
OF the team, namely a manager, secre-
tary and treasurer. Mr.. q. Aiken was
named as manager; Berle Moore was
made secretary and Torger Fortney
treasurer. Prof August b Smith was
| appointed captain Of the team for the
coming summer. The outlook is exceed
ingly bright As the boys afa very en-
thusiastic and the aggre cation wiltcon-
sist of the best material that IS ontaiu
| able in the city and ite vicinity. Messrg.
| Enos Briggs and David Davidson Of Sol
diers Grove, and Walter Van Wiaters OF
| Beal-tuWn, have agreed 50 play with
| the home team
"A order to succeed the boys mn8t
| nave the cooperation "a tins citizens.
| Give them boost which viii insure 3
| good showing for NiroquR in this popu-
! lar sport. A committee sill cll on the
! citi2ans sometime during tho coming
week to sea il they can ARA rye Tor the
| financial side Of the foam, which Is
| very important oue A workout game
will be played at an early date and 1t is
! the plans to have at least two practice
/ games a week.
Bargains in los music q tba Eroan
! music store
james Ftemmjng has employ yeat at
| Rugby, North Dakota
--Pillsburva Best G9Dr at Savers1a 81
| Co, prices The lowest.
Special discount this week on cur
tains at II. d. Williams q 60.
Cyclone, the best patent flour fns
| only 81 sack, at p B0uia9urs.
Assessors of tha county held mset
ing at the court housa yesterday.
-{1et your mating of II d Williams
* 90 Better patterns, lower prices.
You can always find good auppiy
Of staple dry goods st the Big Sore
The Misses Carrie Groh anI Jessie
Waters are employed a. rha Ben Ton.
Mrs II p Proctor will entertain
large party of ladies at supper tonight
Why nor get hole proof hcisery
for hubble. Sold only by IL d. VIII
liams & Co.
lace curtains during our sale.
H. D. WILLIAMS & Co
When trading get a glimpse Of our
! 9Sc petticoats.
THE FAIR SAVINGS STORE
Jesse G. Thompson arrived home
from Hillsboro Monday, after spending
week with his brother George, there.
Chris Dach, Sr., is having a new
barn erected on his Second ward resi-
dence property occupied by T T. Sand
wick
Rev. T E. sweger came from
Fountain, Minnesota, yesterday to visit
his mother, Mrs NJ. A. Swegs-. He
will remain until Saturday
Wisconsin photographers are met
in annual convention in Milwaukee
this week Photographers J. J. Henry
and NJ. J Jasperson Of this city, are in
| attendance
On THURSDAY, May 10, at II o'clock
in the forenoon, | will sell sc public
auction, my farm Of 100 acres located
in the town OF Sterling
MRS CARRIE SWANGsTJ. West Prair..
A number of relatives and friends
called on Mrs Mary Heron at her
Jefferson town home yesterday, to assist
in making pleasant her seventy fifth
birthday A bountiful dinner was serv-
ed and good time epjoyed
Mr. and Mrs Ben Williams arrived
home from Cardiff Wales on Monday
evening last after a niue months stay
there Mrs Williams health wa bene.
tited by the sea- voyage Gheir many
friends in VirCqaa aud vicinity are
greatly pleased to have thom Ui.h us
again
When you sit down ia front Of our
wall paper samples you are shown de
signs in wall covering that have nad the
efforts of masters put into them For
beauty of design aud quality of paper
used they are in class by themselves
o. f. DAVIS, Druggist
The frtgGrst annual meeting of the
la Crosse district convention of Con
gregali5nal churches was held at Re
treat Yesterday aud today Rev, Ssries
Mr. Billings, aud MIR, and Mrs. G J,
CherTiugtou are Ia Rtteudance from
this city, as Is also AIre E z Dixon Of
Bsloif, who IL visiting friends here
At Rciatow. on Sunday morning
last occurred the death Of Miss Christena
Thompson, daughter of Mrs sam Olson
from consumption The young lady
was twenty-five yeara of age Funeral
! services were held this morning at the
home and also n the north West rairic
church. where interment too. pt.ce
--Chas $ Slack & Co, have sold
| fina carriages with wire wheels and
cushioned rubber tires 10 the following
parties in the city Harold Proctor.
John Stoll, Cyrus Butt Blain Euek and
Albon LiDdemauu II you want rho
best and up-to'da in the buggy line
come and examine Cbas $ Slack s. Cos
| line. your local dealers
Persons desiIiug to take the civil
service examination for rural carriers
| from this office will call for blank ap
| plications st the p9stoliice The ex
animation will probably tske place
about May "a Those intending ia
write should get their applications 6led
with he ciyil service commission.
Mr. Miles NJ paTsol ol New Iors
| City, spent 8 feFy d4ys at the home uf
1 his parents here h left CD MONDAY
evening. for Milwaukee aud will 'a,.v+
that city for Tronoto, Canada. on Tee
day evening. 10 sssist the rayal - u
/ mission in au examination oG life in-ur
| ance companies doing business in Can
ada.
By card elsewhere published in the
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