Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-07-10
Short News Stories of Interest
Censor Gongs Dongs of
ynoqua and Vicinity


Mrs. S. NJ. Keir has removed to
La Ctosse with her family.
How are the bugs? Get box of
Paris green from D. E. Davis
-Mesdames C. B. and 0.G. Lester of
Toweryille were in town Monday.
See that line of ladies' slip on rain
coats The very latest at The Blue
Front Store.
An ice cream social will be given at
the Christian churh Thursday evening
of this week.
Paint, varnish, oil, window glass,
putty when you need these, get them
from o. E. Davis.
Don't forget that Thayer sells the
best tile and stave silos that money can
buy, at right prices.
You can save money by bringing
your work to me. S. B. Lillis, Jewel
er, opposite postoffice.
Misses Myrtle Shanks and Ethel
Hamilton spent the week at j. M.
Benefits, west of the city.
My dental Office will be closed from
Wednesday until Saturday morning of
this week. DR.. w. w. Hanson.
Installation ceremonies in the Re-
bekah degree next Monday night. All
members are urged to be present.
Wanted, by Chas. S. Slack & Com
pany, live, competent traction en-
CINE engineer. Make application at once
"A few choice potted geraniums,
Boston ferns and marguerltes, choice
stock, still for sale at Martins grocery
store.
Miss Lyla Curtis is taking her va
cation from the telephone central and
will visit Bescobel, Viola and Minnea-
polls.
An up-to-date stock of jewelry at
Sam Lillis', all the time, at prices that
are right. Tate building, opposite the
postoffice.
j. w. Thayer and daughter Verna
are spending a week in northern Wis
consin in quest of business and coupled
with pleasure.
Editor Adolph Candrian of La
Crosse, passed through Viroqua on the
Fourth, enroute for Dubuque in his
family touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Goldsmith,
little son and Miss Anna Schmirler au-
toed to Boscobel, where Mrs. Goldsmith
will remain for month.
Those ladies' popular shirtwaists at
the Blue Front Store are nearly gone.
The few left will be sold at reduction.
to close them OUTS cents and 81. l5,
at the Blue Front Store.
DIR. McElwee. the successful Madi-
son specialist, will visit his patients at
Hotel Fortney on Wednesday, July II.
The doctors examinations are free.
Scott Curtis returned home for the
Fourth, remaining. over Sunday. He
consin lakes in performance of game
warden duties. Y
July twentieth is the time set for
outing Of business mems, camping club,
Camp Tate in spring branch being the
spot. The campers will remain out
over two Sundays. .A
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have. just re-
ceived another six horse Gibson gaso-
lene engine with the friction pulley,
five interchange rims and wood saving
attachment. Better get one.
MIR. We're Reagles, known to many
Vernon county people, was married at
Phoenix, Arizona, two months since,
quite surprise to his relatives and
friends. He married a lady of that
place.
Jim Beaver takes six-f Deer
ing and A. A. Void seven foot Deer.
ing, with tongue truck. MIR. Beaver
also has one of those new Stoughtor
clipped gear wagons, Nothing just as
good as the genuine. See your dealers,
Chas. s. Slack & Co.
-Chas. A. Parker and bride return.
ed home from their wedding trip to
northern Wisconsin. While absent,
Mr.. Parker gave bit of time to fish
ing in the lakes and trout streams,
with a good measure of success. Mr..
and Mrs. Parker will reside with the
brides father, Mayor Smith.
We have had a number of former
patrons of mail order houses tell US
lately that they get better satisfaction
here than they get from these foreign
concerns. This is no doubt true. We
keep the best quality, best made anc
best fitting clothing that is possible tc
obtain and sell on very close margin
and always stand ready to make right
anything that goes wrong. We want
more of these people to do their trad
ing here and assure them of fair treat
ment. We need the business and are
willing to work for it. Give US your
patronage. The Blue Front Store.
Those Melrose convertible wagon
beds at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S, are
creating more interest than any other
one thing on the market today, and as
every farmer needs one, it is to their
interest to place an order for a thirty
day free trial of one of these mechani-
cal wonders, that are as well finished
as a buggy and as strong as q steel
bridge. And remember, they are not
only sent on trial for thirty days, with
the freight all paid, but if you keep
one, and pay for it, you get five year
guarantee on it. Chas. S. Slack & Co.
have the agency at Alexandria, Louis
ana, for this box, also, and will sell a
carload of them at that point next
month. Place your order at once and
try one out anyway. You are running
no risk nor taking nc chances, for the
freight is paid when the bed leaves the
factory.
Alderman A. S. Nelson and wife
arrived home from their trip to Cal
gary, Canada, where they went on
business and met Mr.. Nelson brother.
Enroute they report all kind of condi-
tions, none to compare in favor with
Vernon county. North Dakota, Mr..
Nelson says, has experienced good
rains and prospects are excellent for
crops. Some places in Canada he found
grain heading. others scarcely out of
the ground. He passed through a 49,
900 acre wheat field, all owned by one
syndicate. He thinks Calgary the best
appointed city he has ever visited,
street SIS feet from curb to curb, 20
foot sideUaIlSS IN, thp main ayepf1as a