Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-08-01
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Let InaYer ngnre on your IuIuDeE
bill.
j. E Nelson was at Cashton, Mon
day.
House to rent. Inquire of c. Il.
Minshall.
DR. R W. Baldwin, dentist; oppo.
site postoffice.
DIR. D. C. Miller of Soldiers Grove,
spent last Thursday in the city.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. BUTT Il BUTT
Wash goods at exceptionally low
prices at Severson & Co.'S
Oscar Bosshard of Bangor, spent a
few days at the home of hts ',ncir, Aug.
ust Smith.
-Adolph Hauge Coon Val sy's hust-
ling barber, was in town un business
last Thursday.
Fred and Joseph Engel Of Pitts
hurgh, are at the home OF their aunt,
Mrs. p Bonffisur.
Three Omega separators left at Chas.
s. Slack q Co.'S. ut special prices Tor
the next thirty days
Society of Epworth League give
social on parsonage lawn, Friday even
ing next Everybody invited.
Miss Thea Thompson is spending
weeks vacation at home, from her
dnties at the Fair Savings Store.
Just received fine carload of shed
lumber at the Tibbits- Cameron yard.
Will sell at remarkably low price.
Obnoxious weeds are growing rank
In many parts Of the city. Burdock
and other undesirable varieties of weeds
The Christian Endeavor society
will give lawn social at the Congrega
tional church on Wednesday, August
What can a girl do9 Get a good
salary. HowI Write to Brandrup q
Nettleton Business College, Winons,
Minnesota.
Rev. C. E. Buffers will preach at
Brush Hollow church on Sunday next
at 3 o'clock.
Rev. A. r Klein left again for
Philadelphia and other eastern cities.
He expects to stop in Viroqua on his re-
turn to Denver.
R. D. May of DeSoto, was CENSOR
caller, Thursday. Mr. May is still bad
ly crippled as the result of being kicked
by horse last spring.
-Richlanl Censor school census
shows loss of eighty. four as compared
with last year. while Viroqua expert
enced q nice neat gain.
The Congregations. aid society will
meet with Mrs. August Smith and Miss
Laura McColluck at the home of the
former, Wednesday, August 8
MIR. and Mrs. Ole Baglisn of Green
wood, Minnesota, were guests at the
home of the latter's sister, Mrs. G. N.
Hauge, of this city They returned
home last Friday.
-Chas Slack 81 Co. will have the
best outfit in the field again this season
and will do the work for their old Gus.
toners in the best possible manner and
the fewest possible minutes
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rowley spent
Sunday with relatives at La Crosse. Mr..
Rowley has been representing the New
York life insurance company in this
vicinity for several months past.
Over eight of the little ones belong
ing to Mrs. Buffers and Mr.. Gates Sun
day school classes of the M. E. church
picnicked at Mr. Gates home Wednes-
day, and had most enj )yable time.
Tired, burning feet Most people
have them this month, especially after
an outing and long tramp. Try our
Foot Ease" it works like charm and
makes you feel cool and easy.
o. E. DAVIS, Druggist.
W. s. Waters received the sad news
of the death of his brother, Riley, of
Barnum, Minnesota. The deceased
was born In Illinois In 1889 and moved
to Vernon county in in 1868, where he
resided until few years ago.
are very much in evidence in several
parts If the CITY, growing in some in
stances on public grounds. The weeds
are getting large enough to go to seed ;
unless they are cut before the seeds are
ripe there will be large crop next
year.
Why not get the binders and now
srs that the International Harvester Co.
are intending to make for years to
come and that your dealer Chas &.
Slack 81 Co who has been in the busi
ness for nineteen years, intend to carry
repairs foi?
A total eclipse of the moon H.
scheduled to take place Saturday Aug
ust 4th. This clipse will be visible in
mart to. the central and western por.
tions of North America. The loon
will enter the shadow at $40 a. m.
central time.
We have some bargains in good
buggies, not those three for 300 90
buggies like some dealers are making
30 much money on, but some thing that
Chas. s. Slack & Co. will guarantee for
two years and that they know from
actual experience and use will be the
best for you to buy. You can buy one
of those cheap buggies and as soon as
the varnish is off they are ''all in
The reunion at Madison last we, h,
of the old Twelfth Wisconsin regiment,
united about fifty of the old veterans
From this section there were in attend
aure l. S Kellogg, Jacob Benn, Sslma
Rogers of Viola, and John W. Souther-
land of Readstown Uncle 3slma"
was tn. oldest man N attendance. 81
wears The old soldiers calico in body
and paid their respects to Governor
Davidson.
Did you ever think how 1t tj,iees
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