Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-07-22
: Mrs. C. E. Morley is i'll.

Smoke the Red Circle cigar. A l0c
smoke for SC.
Money TO loan on real estate secur-
ity. Butt & Butt.
Mrs. Fred Berry and children re-
turned from Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. o. Mork spent
day or two in La Crosse.
Special pre-inyentory sale, Friday
and Saturday at Rogers.
IT. J. Thorson of Cashton was visit
ing relatives here Sunday.
A base bali picnic win be held at
Liberty Pole Sunday, July 26.
Especially fine crop of hay farmers
are now harvesting and housing.
1900 yards of calico and 4ic per
yard. Friday and Saturday at Rogers.
Miss Teresa Burns of Galena,
Illinois, is visiting at the home of c.
C. Brown.
Bernard Sargent has gone to De
Soto to visit his grandparents and other
relatives.
Thread &c, Friday and Saturday at
Rogers. Not over one dozen spools to
a customer.
Martin & Kuebler will save you
money on Innate, lime, pulp plaster,
and cement.
Mrs Kate Troop of Marshall, Mimi,
will spend the summer with j. j. Will
sey, her cousin.
Mrs. w. E. Lindemann and daugh-
ter Mrs. Vim. Trowbridge went up to
Sparta Monday evening.
Ed. Lind and F. NJ. Baker left
yesterday on sightseeing trip through
the Dakotas and Montana.
Nov is the time to buy lumber,
lath and shingles, or any other building
material at Yhayer's yard.
The summer meeting of the State
Horticultural Society will be held in
Sturgeon Bay August 26 and n.
John Nelson is having a weeks
rest from his duties Is travelling sales
man, spending the time at home.
-Chas. S. Slack Co. have one loader
and one side delivery rake left that
some good farmer should be using.
Special for Friday and Saturday
Ladies' ribbed black hose; first quality.
l3c, or two pairs for 25c at Rogers.
DIR. j. II. Chase this week moved
his dental equipments into his fine new
quarters in the National Bank building.
---Chas. S. Slack Co. have averaged
two Myers unloaders a day delivered
to the farmers since having commenc-
ed.
-Chas +. Bassey, clerk at Dahl's
Drug store, was granted an assistant
certificate by the state board of phar-
macy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dickson and
her sister Miss Murphy of Soldiers
Grove visited with MIR. and Mrs. Berlie
Moore over Sunday.
Mrs. Francis Bronson and son,
! William, leave Wednesday, for Spirit
Lake, Iowa, for a months visit with
Harry Wilsey, her brother.
--Chas. S. Slack Co. have three
Prout two horse tobacco hoes just ready
for delivery, the finest thing ever used
in tobacco fields at this time.
Howard Bennett went to La Crosse
and was successfully operated upon for
appendicitis. He was accompanied by
his brother, Attorney Bennett.
Several articles are yet unclaimed
which were loaned during the celebra-
tion. Same will be gladly returned if
identified at Browns Music store.
The town board of Genoa appointed
Joseph Theoffiad as clerk to I'LL va
cancy in that office caused by the
death of Mathew Mont, the longtime
clerk.
Sherman L. McVey and Bernard
O'Connell, former Vernon county boys,
now of La Crosse, came over for Sun
days dedication, accompanied by their
wives.
Col. Morley spent Sunday III La
Crosse with his son, Fred, who has
been confined to a hospital cot for thir-
teen weeks and must undergo another
operation.
Thomas Bentson and wife of Cur
zon, Canada, are visiting relatives in
this vicinity for a few weeks. Mr..
Bentson reports crop outlook as being
most promising in that country.
Remember The Blue Fronts annu-
al July bargains. During this month
we make special inducements to clean
| up our entire stock. Price reductions
throughout the store. The Blue Front
Store.
The Campmeeting association beg
! leave to announce that the campmeet-
ing this year will commence on Satur-
day, August /, and continue over two
Sundays, closing on August 8. A full
program will appear later.
Your neighbors have insured against
wind storms. How about you? Re-
member the insurance costs only 40c
| hundred for three years. Call on John
| Dawson & Co. Office over the Bank of
Viroqua. Farm property accepted.
The way that the Deering twine is
/ being sold to the farmers at Chas. S.
! Slack Co.'S is sure sign that Mr..
/ Farmer knows the best twine when he
/ sees it. Deering twine is acknowledge
ed to be the best twine on the market.
Capt. d. G. James of Richland
Center, candidate for state senator, is
in the city today looking after the in
/ terests of his candidacy. Capt. James
| is a successful hardware merchant of
his town, and also enjoys wide and
4 favorable acquaintance in this county.
The Third Regiment band has been
engaged to play at the wind-up picnic
of the La Crosse Saengerfest. Special
railroad rates have been secured and it
is probable many Vernon county people
will attend the picnic, the most enjoy
able feature of the Saengerfest pro-
gram.
George Abbey of Viroqua town dis
played at the court house Monday the
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