Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-06-19
Short News Stories of Interest
PicUps by Comngs ongs Dongs of
yroqua and Vicinity

The Dyson family have been s La
Crosse.
IS. B. Lillis, jeweIer, opposite post
Office.
Summer training school institute
opens next week.
DIR. Remer autoed over from Chase
burg on Saturday.
Get your Paris green at o. E.
Davis drug store.
Frank A. Chase has been in Chi
cage for a few days,
Barn paint. linseed oil and roof
paint az Tibbits-C ameron's.
-Towner's for base bah goods and
all kinds of sporting goods.
Use Nyal's hniment for all sprains
and bruises. o. E. Davis.
How they go, those Dain hay load
ers at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
Otto S. Omundson and DIR. w. w.
Hanson were La Crosse visitors.
Miss Iona Slack departed for Penn
sylvania to visit college friend.
Mrs. M. C. Nichols visited her
daughter and son at West Salem.
Miss Marion Dahl goes to Madison
to attend library school for few weeks.
Just received another car load of
Northwestern buggies. Viroqua Imple-
ment Co..
-Berlie Moore is at Oconomowoc in
attendance upon grand lodge Knights
or Pithias.
See that line of ladies' slip on rain
coats. The very latest at The Blue
Front Store.
Carol Brott came from Aberdeen
with Mrs. Albert Brott to spend the
summer here.
Hans johnson has purchased eight
acres of land north of his new home,
the Hiles place.
But for stiff wind this country
would have had a touch of Jack Frost
on Sunday night.
Geo. Horribly did not buy an auto
yet but ne did buy Wolvarine eight
shovel con- and tobacco pillow.
See the ellison six horse engine with
friction pulley and wood saving at
tachment at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
Principal Aug. E. Smith and fam
lily are visiting for few days at the
parental home of the former at Berlin.
-Messrs. E. B. Homstad and A. M.
Anderson of Newry were business cal
lers in town between trains this morn
fng.
M. d. Helgeson returned from a
fishing expedition to northern Wiscon-
sin, headquarters at G. T. Shaunon's
resort.
AT the administrator sale of the
old John Whitworth homestead on Main
street, Frank A. Chaee was the pur-
chaser.
--Autoist Alseybrook whirled party
of probate court attendants over from
the east end, Jos. Haugh being of the
number.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Clarke are
visiting friends in La Crosse and will
spend week at Whitehall with Rev.
N. L. Sweet and wife. les Or g
Mrs. Thos. P. Thompson is visiting
relatives in Montana, Galatin Valley,
expecting to remain till fall. She is
accompanied by her children.
Three Clover Leaf manure spread
ers at special inducements if taken this
week, at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S. Mr..
Taylor will hand out the goods.
-''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.
Ed. Nestingen came from Sparta to
spend Sunday with Viroqua friends.
He expresses himself we'll satisfied with
his new location and trade in grocery
business.
Frank A. Chase has sold to Chris
Haugen the eleven acres of land south
of the Nuzum home on the hill, on
which is being erected a brick house
and oatbuilGings.
Ten patent racks and five "Melrose
Convertible, Wagon Beds" already sold.
See Chas. S. Slack & Co. and get the
thirty days free trial offer with no
money to pay down for even the freight.
Alderman and Mrs. Frank P. Nc
lntOsh have as guests at their residence
the mother and sister, Mrs. James Nc
Intosh and Miss Isabelle Mcintosh of
Edgerton, who are spending a few days
here.
Reeves 24-horse engine, Case l5-
horse engine, Avery 36x60 separator.
Garden City new wing feeder and Par
sons white wings feeder at Chas. S.
Slack & Co.'S, at reduced prices if taken
by July first.
While playing about the home of
his grandparents near Ross, Winston,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Berlie Moore, fell
from the steps of the residence, break
ing an arm, the second time the little
fellow has sustained like affiiction in
the last year.
Mrs. Oscar Peterson wishes TO ex-
press her sincerest appreciation for the
financial assistance rendered her..in the
ice cream social benefits given in her
behalf. She is now home from the hos
pital and gaining in health.
Mr.. R. R. Lemen has opened booth
for sale of pop corn, peanuts, cigars,
etc, adjoining the CENSOR office, where
he will be pleased to meet his friends,
and it should be satisfaction to all to
patronizs Mr.. Lemen, who has been
long afflicted and unable to perform
manual labor.
John Stoll and John Spellum have
purchased Milwaukee one horse mower
to NOW their lawn around their summer
cottages. The Milwaukee mowers and
the Milwaukee binders are always ia
vorites among good judges of farm
implements. See the New No. II Mil
waukee binder, at Chas. S. Slack &
Co.'S.
Willard Bowman is home from the
south where he spent two years. He
ha5 charge of a crew of bridge builders
for the Cotton Belt railroad. He says
they are suffering greatly in the Miss
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