Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-11-03

Window glass, all sizes, can be pro-
cured at A. j. Johnson's drug store.
Mrs. C. E. Morley and son Chaun-
cey were Viola visitors last Sunday
Mrs. C. W. Graves spent the past
week at a Prairie 6u Chen sanitarium.
-Springville W. c. T. u. meets with
Mrs. Sam Mills on Thursday, Novem-
ber IL.
Our motto: Everything the best.
The most of the best for the least at
Rogers.
Mrs. Frank Beadle of Milwaukee
is guest of her sister, Mrs. E. w.
Hazen.
Photographer j. J. Henry was in
La Crosse on a business mission last
Saturday.
Ladies' black sateen petticoats,
worth 81. .00-forty-nine cents this week
at Rogers.
Mrs. Chester Minshall was in Sparta
last Saturday the guest of her mother,
Mrs. E. V. Wolfe.
Don't forget the date, November,
4, 5, and 6. Harvey Stock Company,
band and orchestra.
Lyle Tate, rural route driver, is
taking a two weeks vacation. Fred
Alexander acts as substitute.
-Stoll & Chase report the sale of
the Otto Summerfeld farm to Andrew
Nelson of the town of Viroqua.
On account of illness DIR. Brewer
will not fill his appointment at the
Hotel Viroqua until further notice.
-Nyals Laxacold will relieve cold
in The shortest possible time. 35 tab
let's for rs cents at Davis drug store.
General and Mrs. E. M. Rogers
gave dinner last Saturdar l honor of
their sixteenth wedding a. ersary.
Mrs. VIM. Salmon Oh Readstown
was guest at the H. P. Larson home
in this city the fore part of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney Nichols
hava returned from New Castle, Indi-
ana, to make their domicile in this city.
Remember the dance at Bristow on
Saturday, November 6. Refreshments
will be served by Mrs. Hayden and
Green.
Mrs. Florence Chapman Torrance
of Yonkers, New York, has been the
guest of relatives in this vicinity for a
fortnight.
The Woman's club met at Mrs. j.
E. Nuzum's s last Monday. A Hugueno
program constituted the work for the
afternoon.
-Mesdames Nels E. Fortney and L.
c. Jacobson are home again after a
visit at Sioux City, Iowa, with the lat
ter's mother.
Mrs Jackson Silbaugh will occupy
the pulpit of the Methodist church next
Sunday evening. Her topic will be
Temperance.
Ed. Culver joined his family in this
city today after a seasons engagement
as advance agent with the Dode Fiske
trained animal show.
Martin Anderson traded his resi-
dence property in Second ward to Peter
Hay for forty acres of land located two
niles east of town.
Cloth insertion hot water bottles,
fountain syringes combinations, etc.
Guaranteed not to leak. Get them at
o. E. Davis drug store.
Byron Yakey, adjuster for the Time
claim of 500 to F. A. Byers today for
sickness. Why not try policy?
Beginning or Monday of next week
Mrs. Mary Bates will sell at private
sale all of her household goods. She
will sell everything at half price for
one week.
The Harvey Stock Company carry
a repertoire of new plays, special seem
cry and band and orchestra, at the
house November 4, 5, and 6. Popular
prices.
Mr.. and Mrs Holiday arrived last
Friday from GAINESVILLE, Ohio, for Wis
it with relatives and friends. Ms. Hol-
iday is a neice of Mrs. Mary Heron
and Mrs. Ellis Reed.
Have your fall auction oils printed
at the CENSOR office. IT addition you
will receive free notice of the same
in the paper. Tbet is worth much
more than the Diiis themselves.
Mrs. J. C. Roseland, mother of
Mrs. C. E. Sybilrud of Westby, passed
away in - Chicago hospital on Monday
of last week. With her husband the
lady visited in Viroqua last summer.
Il. L. Glenn, Burtis and John Way
mer and Guy Glenn left for Newport,
Rhode Island, where they will report
for duty in the navy, having enlisted %
recruits while in Milwaukee during the
state fair in September.
Mayor F. A. Chase, j. H. Bennett,
C. M. Thompson and DR.. A. P. Min
shall of this city, Russell Hoyt of
Chaseburg an6 several others in this
vicinity joined the la Crosse branch of
the Order of Elks last evening.
City Marshal Frank Riley has ten
dered his resignation to the city council
to take effect next Saturday. We I'M
derstsi that Mr.. Riley has accepted a
position at the local lighting plant. John
Weber is slated to succeed him as mar
shall
About twenty-five members of the
local post of the Grand Army dropped
i'm On Comrade John w. Brown on
Tuesday evening of last week. The
"old boys" spent few hours together
in a wholesome, companionable way,
and presented their host with leather
upholstered chair.
-Hallowe en- night passed off quite
peaeeably in Viroqua. Some pranks
were played but nothing serious enough
to cause arrests. Mayor Chase and
City Marshal Riley assisted Nightwateh-
man Powell in keeping Main street
clear Of the self elected members Of
the ''owl" club.