Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-07-03
Shore News Stories of Interest
Reporters the Going Doing
yiroqua Vicinity
July.

money TO loan on real estate. Sall
on j. E. StoIl.
All sizes and kinds of paint brushes
at 0. E. Davis.
Sanitary paper toweling, 200 for
35c, at o. E. Davis.
Attorney Edward j. Hammer spent
Sunda" at Hillsboro.
Get your house and barn bills fig
ured at Tibbits-Cameron's.
Barn paint, hnseed oil and roof
paint at Tibbits-Cameron' $.
-Tcwner's for base ball goods and
all kinds of sporting goods.
Fireworks at the asylum grounds
Fourth of July evening; ell invited.
-Brookville section experienced quite
a fall of hail during Sundays storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fridell were called to
Rome, Wisconsin, by the illness of a
brother.
See that line of ladies' slip on rain
coats The very latest at The Blue
Front Store.
Rev. and Mrs. Smelly are off for a
months vacation at the old homes in
Iowa and Minnesota.
-Antin johnson and wife went to
Omaha to pass two weeks with their
son Leslie and family.
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
o. E. Davis drug store. Phone 284,
residence and Office. 1-52w.
Mr.. Nels C. Hanson took home an
other Deering mower after using his
old Deering fourteen years. Chas. S.
Slack & Co.
--Chas. S. Slack & Co. have three
tobacco planters to sell on next years
terms, having received them late by be-
ing held on the road too long.
-Robt. L. Clarke and family, also
Donald and Edward, all of Milwaukee,
are spending some days with their par
ents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. H, CLARKE.
-Readstown Tribune reports that M
o. Munson, Alfred Void and Mrs. Carl
Peterson are appendicitis patients soon
to be operated on from that place.
We have on sale for few days, a
line of touches ranging in price from
$3.50 to $4,000. 1t will pay you to call
and look US over before purchasing. c.
E. Morley.
Geo. Abby is another lucky farmer
with a combination hay and stock rack.
.Chas. S. Slack G. Company have nearly
sold carload of those racks since May
first this year.
Il have secured the service of a
professional undertaken and embalmer.
All calls, day or night. will receive our
prompt attent ion. Telephone 294 or
$50. G. E. Morley.
Those ladies' popular shirtwaists at
the Blae Front Store are nearly gone.
The few left viii be sold at reduction.
to close them ouI-85s cents and Sis,
at the Blue Front Store.
The local Ford colony grows. DR..
Frank E. Morley is last to join the
ranks. Jacob Dach, Junior, also sports
machine, Just delivered to him, both
autos sold by the Dahl agency
Mrs. Alice Baldwin, Bossard and
children arrived from northern Wiseon-
sin to spend amcnth heres Winnifred
Baldwin is also taking her summer va
cation from state service at Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. James z. Bigley left
for Toniah on Sunday. their new home,
Their removal will be regretted by
many friends, who will extend best
wishes for success in their new loca-
ton.
Mrs. W. P. Colburn and sons re-
turned from the east. Herman, who
has been in training school during the
past year, will be placed in western
Institution Of like character nearer
home.
Another one of the Myers unloaders
with track and fixtures. Mr.. Steve
Denning of Belgian Ridge, is the lucky
farmer. Chas. S. Slack & Company
sell them and have nearly 100 in use in
Vernon county.
"A row and alleged sealding fracas
among Bohemian residents brought
over litigants and witnesses from east
ern Vernon on Tuesday. The prelimin-
airy was before Squire Pollard, the de-
PENDANT being bound over to circuit
court.
&C. F. Wallace returned from Min
neapolls, where he went to obtain work.
He reports that a labor strike is un-
settling things to such an extent that
ii is unpleasant to work. While abb
sent Mr.. Wallace purchased Mime
sofa prairie farm.
-Farmersi A tile silo is the best as
well as the cheapest that can be built.
We sell the best tile made at Sc each.
So 90 per foot in height for II foot silo.
Why not come in and give US your or
der and get in line with good farming?
Every farm needs one. ]. W. sThayer.
The Home Circle" had a most en-
joyable picnic supper last Thursday at
court house rock. This society always
gives the men good time whel it
celebrates an anniversary or holds a
picnic. About fifty participated last
Thursday including members, husbands
and guests.
Miss Geneva NJ. Graves arrived
home from Wausau to spend a fort
night. She is much pleased with her
position or the staff of the Record Her
aid, spri,htly and prosperous daily
paper, and besides is thoroughly in love
with her work and the charming metro
polls of Genital northern Wisconsin.
The CENSOR directs attention to
the announcement made in today's is
sue that the celebrated Christensen
breeding farm of West Prairie, is ready
to offer to farmers and dailymen choice
young animals of the Guernsey strains,
the most popular cattle in America.
DR.. Christensen has spent a nice for
tune in preparation for a good work
that of furnishing westerni. Wisconsin
farmers with choice animals at live and
let live prices. This should be apprec-
lated. We ask that the announcement
advertisement be carefully read.
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
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