Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-07-10
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ing and will be sold at less than two
thirds of it's value. The Blue Front
Store.
-Berent Hanson came from Itch
field, Minnesota, having sold his farm
there after three. years residence. He
may return to the green fields and
wooded hills of good old Vernon, where
most of his life was spent in the neigh
borhood of Avalanche.
Friends here are advised that Mrs.
w. j. Robinson, resident of this city
and La Fargo few years ago, now
living at Granton, is confined in a
Marshfield hospital, having undergone
a very serious operation July I'd, now
on the road to recovery.
&C. E. johnson was in from Esofea
and tells the CENSOR that the storm of
yesterday blew down silo on the farm
of j. Rudi and wrecked tobacco shed
for Peter Nelson. The new shed on
J. E. Nuzum's place was also thrown
into conglomerated mass.
Why cook over hot wood stove
and spend twice the money for fuel you
would spend for kerosene oil, by using
one of those oil stoves at Chas S. Slack
& Cos? They are selling them fast
to all your neighbors, which is the Sc
cret of the pleasant smile your neigh
Dor has on.
The program to be given by the
st. Olaf male quartet in the United
Lutheran church Friday night of next
week will contain enough variation to
satisfy even the most critical. It will
include solos and quintet as well as
quartet selections, both sacred and
secular.
This is a season of the year when
all noxious weeds must be destroyed
according to the law Of the state. All
owners or occupants of land are liable
to fine, for not complying with the
law. If there are any noxious weeds
\ on the premises you occupy, destroy
them now before they go to seed.
"A good heavy shower for an hour
before noon dampened ardor of cele-
orators at most Vernon county points,
but it was glorious thing for the
country and inteTfered not materially
with the pleasure Of the day. After
noon was bright and beautiful. So all
may conclude that the elements were
tempered to the best ends of the great
er number.
Two accidents to people north of
Viroqua happened on Sunday. The
team of Andrew N. Olson became
frightened at an automobile, throwing
his daughter Ida from the carriage,
fracturing one of her lower limbs. From
fright at another machine the team of
B. S. Froiland turned his rig upon his
family, causing no injury to occupants
of the vehicle.
-Messrs H. P. Proctor, Fred Eek
hardt, Henry Lindemann and the editor
of the CENSOR had an enjoyable cross
country drive to Prairie du Chen and
return on Tuesday. A person might
travel the country over, and find no
more slightly and interesting section.
Farm conditions all along the govern
ment trail and Black River road are Of
the best.
Mrs. Ed. Carr entertained at her
farm home on Tuesday,a party from
this city. Among the guests were Mrs.
Frank Heathcote of WATERFOWL, South
Dakota, and Mrs. Wright Parcel of
Iolg, Kansas, who were school friends
of Mrs. Carr. A picnic dinner was
served on the lawn at noon. On their
return in the evening they all reported
having spent very enjoyable day.
Big reduction on suits during July.
These reductions remember are for this
seasons make and strictly up-to-d date.
SD so suits reduced to $500, $40. 90
suits $500. A line of this seasons suits,
good filters, not wool but mercerized
cotton, fancy patterns reduced to Sc. so.
Splendid values. Take advantage of
this offer now while you have the OPP
portunity. The Blue Front Store.
Moon & Schroeder closed a deal
last week between Jas. Dowell and w.
+. Rounds by which Mr.. Rounds be-
comes owner of the ten acre tract of
land which was owned by Mr.. Dowell
in Mound Park on theViroqua road west
of the railroad track. We understand
that Mr.. Rounds intends to erect a
dwelling and put up saw mill at this
place IN the near future and manu-
faeture hardwood flooring, etc.-Viols
News.
Ray Faulkner, who was under DR..
McEiwes's treatment for tuberculosis
for several months, has regained per-
feet health and is hard at work evsry
day on his farm. When Mr.. Faulkner
consulted the Madison specialist there
seemed little room for hope of his re-
covery. He had expected to 60 TO Colo
RADIO but the doctor assured him that be
stood just as good chance of cure in
Wisconsin and beside would not be re-
moved from home aud friends.
An important change of road is
made at the farm of jacob Larmo. two
miles northeast Of town, where the
highway is caused to pass south and
east OF his house. The next important
change should be TO cut of the abrupt
hill east of the Did Spellum place, di.
reeting the road along the track of the
ST. Paul line north to the highway lead.
ing east and west. Such action would
avoid most of the had hills 60 q large
per cent Of travel on the Viroqua-
Westby road