Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-08-08

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urge his friends and neighbors to do so.
1t is more important than the general
election
How can you vote for your man at
the general ele 'tion if he is not nom
mated at the primary In Vernon
county nomination means election, and
if you DO not attend you have no voice
in naming your servants.
Under the primary you may vote for
all candidates direct, from governor
down to coroner. Attend and vote.
Irvine left Mt Chas S Slack & Co's.
Miss Nellie Mahoney left for Madi-
son, Tuesday.
DIR. R. w. Baldwin. dentist; oppo-
site postoffice.
-Mra. Gerhard FortneS spent sam
day in La Crosse.
MIR. and Mrs Will Lindemann have
returned from their western trip.
The Misses Hattie and Abbie Swift
Ear left Saturday for Soldiers Grove.
Mrs. Otto Otteson and children re-
turned from months visit in Lodi
The Misses Mary and Beatrice
Cofflsnd are visiting friends in Necedah.
Mrs Mary Beat returns Thursday
from visit of three weeks at Madison.
The finest in the land in buggies
and cook stoves at Chas. s Slack and
Cos.
The Misses Butt entertained at
cards Tuesday, in honor of Mrs. Edward
Minshall.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Earl Seaton,
on Thursday morning last, a seven
pound son.
Mrs. Fred Wilkins entertained on
Thursday, at cards and Friday, at thin
BILE party.
Mrs Ben Morrison of Madison, is
in this city visiting relativ's, friends
and the old home
The finest, most beautiful line OF
the famous Elgen dress shirts just re-
ceivad at the Blue Front Store.
--35 cent balbriggau underwear at %
cts. so cent fine balbr' xgan and honey
comb at 80 cts at the Blue Front Store.
The ladies aid ,cIetv of the M etho-
dist church will meet with Mrs w q.
Williams on Wednesday, August 10Th
Mrs J. N Ladman of Hillsboro, is
spending two weeks here visiting at the.
home of her daughter. Mrs. Roy Moore
The very best wor king shirts, west
ern made, fnll yoke mech, double stitch.
@ l seams, scots at tie Blue front Store
Miss Anna Turner, our librarian.
snending q few Gays st the Dells Sht
was accompanied by Mrs. Johnson OF
PIattville.
Miss Edith Shanks returned Satur
day from Chicago, and Is at the home of
her parents
DIR. VIM. Trowbridge is receiving q
visit from his mother Mrs. Trowbridge
of Trempealeau county.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Bsrgh. daugh.
ter Iona. and eo- Reid, are at the
home of . u. Munson.
Rev Jesse Sarles was called tc
Boscobel Tuesday, ny the death of a
brother, who was run over by the cars
Mrs f M. Townar is receiving a
visit from Mrs. Helen Latiin OF Milwau
kaa, Grand secretary of the o. K s. ot
Wise )nsin.
-Peryencheress, Chas. s. Sacks fine
Percheron stallion, will be at Viroqus
for the next ten days for the accommo
dation of farmers and breeders.
Every citizen should so shape hii
work aud other affairs that he will be
able tn attend the primary election
which falls on Tuesday, September 4th
-Remember the Yellow Fellow ant
the Raeves double engine. They will
soon he threshing the golden grain
Chas S. Slack will soon be ont for busi
ness
Levi Cox, one of the old veterans o
Ontario, received notice from commits
sioner of pensions that his claim for In
crease of pension was raised from $24 IN
to $50 90 per month
What's become of the old fashioned
woman who. when her hoy dislocated {
finger playing hall on the Sabbath
aaid, That's what Won get for play
ing hall on Sunday!"P
Yes, Chas =. Slack az 20. nave jas
got in lot of those Fuller & johnson
plows and La Crosse trucks and farm
wagons, and as sly AZ you keep 1t the,
are the only ones that satisfy.
The local camp of Spanish-Ameri
can war veterans at the meeting hell
Thursday night, decided to hold regula
meetings on the first Tuesday evening
of each month Woodman hall will h
the regular place of Meeting The mex
meeting will be held Tuesday, Angus
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"A know: IT, writer says that tn
postofice department has fixed upol
eight Thousand pieces of mail matte
ner month As the average amount to b
handled on the rural route. Route
that do nNt show this average may b
discontinusf or made portion Of an
other route or routes, or given ever,
other day service, so says An exchange
An Ontario correspondent says tha
q recent letter from Geo. J Thomas q
the state of Washington reports that nj
Jnlv 3 Ii was 100 degrees iu the shade
and two other days 96 Thomas state
that he has mad an increase of pension
N $50 90 per mouth. That country
inst booming. plenty of money and the
i've new railrosas are pushing for Pu
oct Souud, wsg.- are 81 so to 81 so pc
day.
II hirteen is considered an unluck
numb+r but did you ever notice tina