Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-09-04


Mole fur wanted. w. E. Butt.
Dance at Running hall Friday eve.
Ask for Hyde's shaft hitch in har-
ness.
Get your tablets, ink and pencils at
Towner's.
Call and inspect Towner's Toe de-
partment.
Secondhand threshing outfit for
sale at bargain at Slack's.
-Richland Center and La Crosse
fairs a week later than ours.
Clark Householder Of La Fargo is
principal of Pepin schools.
If going to buy, sell or rent your
property, call on j. W. Thayer.
j. F. Heal is receiving visit from
a brother and neice of Indiana.
Another car of silo tile coming and
will be your last chance. j. W. Thayer.
-All-night lighting of the city, the
new schedule, went into effect Sunday.
Fine farm lands at Marshfield,
Ladysmlth or Chippewa Falls. Thayer.
Mrs. D. W. Horton arrived in the
city this morning from several months
absence.
-Keraetn Smith has his show of
twenty-five pories at the Spring Green
fair this week.
Fay Sherrick accompanied the
Christensen Guernsey herd to Mime
sofa state fair.
Rock Island and La Crosse buggies
and Stoughton and Ruka wagons at
Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
Relatives here are informed that
Mrs. Grant Allen has been dismissed
from the Mendoza asylum.
-Thayer gives you choice of over
so, 900 acres of Wood, Chippewa, Price,
Rusk or Taylor county lands.
Mrs. C. w. Graves and Miss Es-
Their Butt entertain at 500 at the home
of the former, Friday afternoon.
Turkish and Russian baths and the
electric treatments at the Sparta Sani-
tarium. Rheumatism speciality.
New fall styles of hats. ALI the
new things of the season nov open for
your inspection at the Blue Front Store.
Mrs. A. S. Hetland was called to
La Crosse because of the critical con-
dition of brother in one of the hos
pitfalls.
Mics Audrie Curry of Valley, who
graduated from the La Crosse normal
school, teaches at Wilton the coming
year.
If you like good thing and would
encourage home enterprise, order one
I of Hyde's simple and safety shaft
bitches.
Coming, Dixie, the most talked Of
trained dog IN vaudeville The child
ren's delight. Don't miss it. Watch
for Dixie.
The Tribune says Buren, Ewers Of
| Readstown suffers from broken nose
as a result of being hit by ball in a
practice game,
Miss Ethel Mccall went to Iowa &c
accept teaching position, having re-
ceived recommendation through Val
pariso university.
j. w. Thayer can show you some
great bargains in either farm or tim.
Der lands in vicinity of Viroqua or
northern Wisconsin.
County Road Commissioner Ristow
has crew of me1 working in Dry Hol-
low, town of Webster. They camp and
are provided with eatables.
Everybody get busy and prepare
something for the county fair. Only
by that course can it be made success
as an exhibit and financially.
Under. Sheriff HOMELAND brought
over from Genoa, John McMullen, q
transient, who was aojudged insane
and taken to Mendoza asylum.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company have
the agency for the Weber angle seive
and Cestham tanning mills, and are
prepared 20 make immediate delivery.
j. E. StoIl has sold to Ole Tuhua
Jacob Dach's los acres including stock
and crop; also Olaf Walby's BAT acres
and most of the stock to c. E. Waters
& SoEs.
-Virooua teachers have scattered to
their respective fields of labor-May
McKittrick to Ohio, Amy Gytt to Geor.
gia, Hazel Cass to Marinette, and there
are others galore.
In the town of Bergen, Mrs. John
Flick, longtime resident, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. John Nc
Donald, after a years suffering from
cancer of the stomach.
West Wisconsin Methodist confer.
ence opens today at Mineral Point,
continuing over next Sunday. Revs.
Barber, Smith and other clergymen Of
the county are in attendance.
While members of Alex. Lowrie post
were holding their regular meeting,
Monday night, number of their wives
appeared laden with delicacies, and
lunch was served for twenty-five.
A union basket meeting between
Christian churches of Pleasant Ridge,
Soldiers Grove and Readstown. was
held at the latter place on Sunday,
August Is, when the attendance was
large.
All persons who have not yet re-
ceiyed fair premium list book and de-
sire such, can secure one by calling at
the store of Secretary c. E. Morley.
Speed programs can likewise be had
there.
H. C. Evenson, the leading eye
sight specialist of La S1Osse, has just
equipped his Offices with the lens grind
ing machinery. This will reduce the
cost of your glasses and enable him to
give service only gotten in the larg-
est cities.
See the Gibson six-hcrse engine
with wood saw attachment and five
interchangeable pully rims ;also.the Boss
silo filler, it will run to fill your silo.
Chas. S. Slack & Company have placed
number of these engines and they
are guaranteed to develop their full
rated power at all times and for any
length of time.
Those of our citizens who missed
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