Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-08-21

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fhayer sell Imperial, wood fibre
and adamant.
"A party of ladies' enjoyed picnic
at Maple Dale, last Friday.
Mrs. Kit Pierce visited her son,
Harry, at Eagle, last week.
The finest tobacco hath in the city
at Nuzum's. Cali and see them.
Mrs. d. f. Mains left, last Friday,
for visit with relatives near Cashton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Taylor spent
last week at La Fargo visiting relatives
and friends.
Mrs. l.. r. Arlington accompanied
her friend Mrs. Peter Waller, to La
Crosse, last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bigley left
last evening for week s stay in Chica-
go and Rock ford, Illinois.
We We're visited by hard rain
storm Monday morning, when % jiiches
of rainfall were registered.
"A new line of the far1ous hand
made Weyenberg work shoes just re-
eeived at the Blue Front Store.
Floyd Bowman is moving his house
hold goods into rooms in the Chr stofer-
son house on east Court street.
Mrs. Carrie Gardner goes to Port
age, this week, for an indefinite stay
with her sister, Mrs. Julia Rosenfeld.
Lawrence Bigley visited his parents
near Soldiers Grove, Sunday and Mon
day.
- Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Colburn and
little sons are visiting Mrs. Colburn's
father, Mr.. Herman Grimm, at Cass-
vile.
Why hesitate when you can get
the Litchfeld manure spreader of Chas.
S. Slack & Co. on trial and 5 year
guarantee?
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Tewalt and child
rem of Sumner, Iowa, are guests at the
home of Roy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tewalt.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have few
of those combination hay and stock
racks again now and parties desiring
one should take notice.
Our usual August reductions on all
seasonable goods throughout the store.
Want nothing left over. Our prices
must move them Blue Front Store.
Mr.. and Mrs, o. K Himley of
Soldiers Grove, drove to this city, Sun
day. Mrs. Himley will spend several
days here visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Gertie Gaines, who has been
at La Crosse hospital for treatment, is
much improved in health and is now
visiting an aunt at Kenneth, Minnesota.
Attorney C. w. Graves and j.
Henry Bennett looked after alters
pertaining to the Petersen & Gmrud
mercantile business ut Neaiby, asst
Friday.
II Hon. Alley Peterson and wife of
Soldiers Grove, visited friends in this
city ard attended the silver wedding
of DIR. and Mrs. Johann Schreiaer at
! Westby, last week.
Master John Drew of La Fargo,
| is at the Madison sanatarium for treat
ment. He was accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. A. r. Drew. who will
remain with him there.
Sunday last, though fair day,
brought with it fierce gale which con-
tinued throughout the day Farmers
report that many apples and iinms
were brought to the ground
Mr.. August Smith. principal of the
county training school, has engaged an
assistant. The young lady arrived
at his home last week and Is said to
tip the scales at seven pounds.
Mr.. John Dawson is experimenting
with small patch of tobacco under
cover at his home in this city, 1t is an
experiment which will be of much in
terest to many of our people.
Mrs. Martha Everson left on Mon
day for Missoula, Montana, for an in-
definite stay with her son, Earl Ever
H. to xtr3H rfa
fol- day in Minneapolis enroute.
The rural mail carriers of Monroe
county will meet at Sparta, September
2, Labor day, for the purpose of or
ganizing a county association. There
are about thirty-five routes in that
county.
Let us prepare you for first-class
office position. Five thousand gradu-
ates now employed Fall term begins
September g. Send for catalogue. Ad-
dress, Toland's Business School, La
Crosse, Wis.
Mrs Charlotte Lake has sold her
tenant house at the south line of the
city to Mr.. L. w Swain of ReadstoWn.
Mr.. Swain will remodel the house and
he expects to move his family to our
city this fall.
john Griffin and granddaughter
Myrtle, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Ewing at Richland Center. He also
visited brother on Willow Greek, and
his daughter Mrs. l. w, Fowel of Syl-
van, while on the trip.
News comes from Grand Rapids
that the cranberry crop this year will
be larger than any previous year.
| The vines are unusually healthy and have
survived all the early pests and the
only danger now feared is an early
frost.
Talking about plows, you can do
no better that we know of than to call
on Chas. S. Slack & Co. and examine
that Fuller & johnson lay out of plows
they are exhibiting, and the Gale sulkY.
They have made Chas. Lieurance salts
fed. Ak him.
The biggest fish ever caught in the
city, says the Sparta Hearld was
captured by boy named Fred Evans,
/ Saturday evening, just below the New
ton dam. The fish was a salmon trout
weighing 81 pounds and had got strand
ed in mudhole. The boy killed it.with
club.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have the 81
horse and horse New Way air-cooled
double gasoline engines; the and 4
horse Fairbanks gasoline and kerosene
oil engines and the % and horse
mounted open jacket engines now ON