Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-05-29
Short News Stories of Interest
Ups Reporters Comings Gongs Dongs
viroqua and Vicinity

-AIabastine and freskoiin at o. E.
Davis.
Money to loan O.. real estate. Call
on ]. E. Stoll.
You will find Sam Lillis in the Tate
block. opposite post Office.
See the Melrose convertible wagon
bed at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
Mrs. Thomas Ellefson gave a party
for her daughter, Ella Mcintosh.
Gal, anized flower vases for ,eme-
terry use, for sale at Anderson & Sauer's.
Henry Lindemann has been con-
fined to the house for a week with
throat and lung trouble.
Velvet wall finish Is fiat OIL paint
for interior work. Cali at o. F. Davis
drug store and see Sample cafds.
-Chas. S. Slack G. Co. have Tiger
tobacco planter with fertilizer at
tachment. They have sold several al
ready.
DO not be misled by travelling
statesmen; you can buy a tile or stave
silo of Thayer for less money than
elsewhere.
Col. c. E. Morley Is at Madison at
tending a state convention of game as
sociations. He represents the Vernon
County club.
Il have for sale about 1000 thrifty
three-year old elm shade trees, to z
feet high. Make your demands early.
j. Henry Tate.
Mrs B. F. Furgason, Mrs. F. P.
Mcintosh and Mrs. A. E. Hartwell en-
tertained the ladies of the literary club
ct the home of the former.
-"Paroid' in the roofing business,
means the best. 1t has no superior in
the felt roofing line. Call for samples
and prices at Tibbits- Cameron's.
Special attractions at the Opera
Electric Saturday night. Even a bet
ter and more varied presentation than
last Saturday night, which was fine.
Out of the twelve two-horse corn
planters solo by Chas. S. Slack this
season, had the fertilizer attachment,
and seven were the Rock Island No. l
planters.
Mrs. L. C. Boyle went to Menom-
onie to make arrangements for atten-
dance of Frances Tate at the Stout
manual training and domestic science
school.
viii Lindemann has been making
Improvements in his block occupied by
Ostrem's store basement betterm eats,
added windows and concrete wallis and
approaches.
"A special dance will be held at the
Opera hall, Friday evening Immediately
after the commencement exercises
at the tabernacle. All are cordially in
vited, dance as long as you like, SOC per
couple.
"A new shipment Just received of
the Adler Collegian fine suits in the
styles and patterns, the new browns,
grays and tans. These are the seasons
latest and snappiest productions. The
Blue Front Store.
Frank A. Chase purchased the res
idence property of Harold Proctor. He
has disposed of a lot off the east side of
the property to his mother, Mrs. Jos.
Pulver, who expects to build a neat
bungalow on the same.
Remember, home beautifers, that
have for sale at my place in Viroqua,
2, 600 beautiful. Scotch pine trees, 2 to
8 feet high, at small price of 20 cents.
A man will be on the grounds for ten
days yet to dig and deliver, G. 7. For
tun.
If you wish the best stock tank in
the market, one guaranteed rust proof,
with gaspipe on the top edge and a
stock fountain built into the tank so
chicken and pigs can drink out of the
large tank and stand on the ground,
see Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S display.
Mr.. Earnest McKie, with his wife
and children of San Francisco, are
guests at DIR. Suttle's. They come to
visit other relatives also. Mr.. McKie
is native of Viroqua, youngest son of
the late Nathaniel McKie, who removed
TO California twenty-six years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Towner went
to Madison last Saturday, where
Mr.. Towner will remain for some
time taking treatment for the trouble
that has confined him to his home for
month. There will be universal wish
that he may find speedy relief. For
ever lived in Viroqua has been more in
dustrious and attentive to the demands
of an exacting business.
-Viroqua people should remember
that they have fine local market for
junk. Sam Gross, who lives just west
of creamery, pays S4 per ton for iron,
Soc per hundred for rags, sc. per pound
for rubbers, and the highest market
prices for hides, tallow and sheep pelts.
Farmers and our city people should
save all of these for Mr.. Gross, as he
makes trips through the country, or
they can deliver to his residence.
Those Wolverine pivot axle corn
and tobacco riding cultivators are going
like the Rock Island corn planters, and
every one is well pleased that had one
last year. Come early and get one be-
fore they are all gone. Chas. S. Slack
and Co. also sell the Oliver pivot tongue
riding cutivators and the wonderful
Dayton pivot axle riding cultivator,
made by the same company who build
the celebrated Tiger tobacco planter.
"A number of burglaries have been
committed in this city for the purpose
of theft within the past month. The
last occurred at the Lehman bakery,
where the rear door was forced open,
$8 to $40 in change taken and other
things carried away. The store of COT
fiand q Ellefson was entered by a rear
window few nights ago, as was also
the store of uos 0mundson. These I'M
lawful carryings-on are supposed to be
the work of amateurs. They should be
stopped in their downward course be-
fore prison walls surround them.
Attorney and Mrs. Harold P. Proc
tor depart for their new home at Du-
luth, Minnesota, tomorrow. Their re-
moval viii be much regretted by their
neighbors and friends. Mr. Proctor
was born and reared in Virooua and has