Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-07-10
Insure with John Dawson & CO.

from Genoa.
Miss Mary Webb returned from a
visit with her sister at Menomanie.
III. E. Rogers and daughter Ruth
visited the Schroeder family at Viola
Mr.. Ed. Kilmer is out selling silos
for j. W. Thayer and W. w. Wiggin-
ton.
-Berlie Moore departed on Monday
for Bristol, South Dakota, to visit
brother.
Another shipment of the most up
to-date suits just received at The Blue
Front Store.
Henry E. Rogers, Junior, Joined his
wife and daughter at Aberdeen, return
ing this week.
Judge Mahonev delivered an adj
dress to st. Croix county Equity soci-
ETY. at Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Powell were
here from Sparta for a visit with rela-
tiyes and former townsmen.
Postmaster C. P. White of Stoddard
is having treatment at "a Crosse hos
pital for an internal trouble.
Are you going to paint? You will
be more than satisfied with the St. Lou
Use brand sold by o. E. Davis.
1T is reported that the government
has put stop to brush and willow cut
ting on the islands of the Mississippi.
Fall from hammock, resulting in
scalp wound. presented Daisy Costing
from filling her regular post in Town
er's store.
Bring your watches to Sam Lillis
if you want expert results, promptness
and right prices. In Tate building, op-
posite postoffice.
Miss Clara Swenson. nurse in the
st. Johns hospital at Red Wing, is at
the home of her parents, for a few
weeks vacation.
W. A. aid L. E. Lewis passed
through the city from De Soto to their
home at Bloomingdale, having visited
relatives on the Mississippi.
Harry Dahl drove through the city
Saturday afternoon enroute to Platte
vile, the parental home of his wife.
Mrs. Dahl accompanied him across
country home.
James Mccall and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Curry came on the
Fourth from Tomah for a visit with
their relatives and friends, remaining
for few days.
"A few pairs Ralston Oxford shoes,
one and two only of a kind, will be
closed out at bargain. May have
your size; so you will save 81. on each
pair. The Blue Front Store.
"A thermos bottle VIII keep ice
cream or any liquid at winter temper
ature these scorching days. No picnic
/ equipment complete without it. Either
pints or quarts at o. E. Davis
---A bargain in blue serge suits. We
closed out a line of twenty all wool
blue serge perfect fitting suits at dis
count, for quick selling $3.50. Think
of this price. when serges are contin-
lually advancing. The Blue Front.
-Adviees are that Emmett Mahoney,
who few months since passed the
state bar examination to practice law
in Minnesota, has been admitted to a
leading law firm in st. Paul, taking the
collection branch of the business.
e. Loucks, Ole Sordahl and A. c.
Cass took out Milwaukee mowers the
same day, and VIM. Post, Ole. I. Fort
ney, j. r. Mills, took out Stoughton
combination hay and stock racks, the
same day, at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
Only few left and you need one.
I During Saturday afternoons hard
storm, lightning struck the summer
kitchen of Bert Frohock's residence.
doing little damage however Mr.. Fro
hook was somewhat stunned by the
bolt. An oak tree located ten rods
from the house was struck and streak
of bark two inches wide gouged out
from top to bottom.
| Among the long list of applicants
for vacant clerkship in Viroqua post
office, who wrote on the civil service
questions, Miss Lulu Riley is the sue
cessful one, she having passed an ex-
animation satisfactory and has been
designated as such clerk, taking her
position on Monday morning. She is a
daughter of E. j. Riley, who lives on
Route number four.
DIR. William Michlet of Chicago.
paid his first visit for thirty-fiye years
to Viroqua on Friday. He was a
clerk in Tate's store in the early DAYS.
and Mr.. Tate is about the only adult of
those times left here whom Mr.. Mich
let found. In a stroll about the city he
recognized few if any familiar points
or places. He paid visit to his broth
er and sister at Westby.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have ordered
the best thing in the flaming mill line
that ever came down the pike. 1t can
be run by hand or gas power, and has
| a Dagger, and cleans all kinds of grain
and seeds, as well as being a perfect
corn grader, and it will separate all
kinds of mixtures except black and
white beans. Come and see for your
self, and if you are needing a help to
| prosperity, place your orders now and
get fall terms on one.
One man said he would rather grub
an acre of stumps than to do week s
washing. How about you, Mr.. Farm
er? You have binder, mower, rake,
corn planter, hay loader. gasolene en-
! CINE and why not add the Litchfield
Laundry to the list and let the good
and faithful housewife, that has raised
your family, have one labor-saving ar
ticle to lessen her daily tasks? You
must see one at Chas. S. Slack e. Co.'S.
Following one of the recent acct
dents caused by team becoming scared
at automobiles, it is stated that the
driver of the machine speeded on I'M
concerned, paying no attention to the
trouble he had caused. This is next to
willful, and one who will do such thing
ought to be prosecuted. There should
be mutual cooperation among drivers
and occupants of vehicles and machines
to assist each in giving proper care to
the rights and safety of the other. The
road hog, whether an automobile or
team driver, deserves condemnation.
and if need be, punishment. Ii should
be understood that each is entitled to
| bis share of the road. Drivers of teams.