Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-07-31
August tomorrow.

-Plows that viii suit at Chas. S.
Slack & Co.'S.
Good tobacco rack for sale at Chas.
S. Slack & Co.'S.
Special sale on ladies' and misses
dresses. Rogers.
Good bargain in thresher engines
at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
Ladies' rubber slip on coats, GEM
ented seams H. E. Rogers.
w. |. Groves secured the bargain
in the runabout at Chas. S. Slack's.
Mems Sl.00 summer underwear at
sec, soc underwear at 42c, at Ostrem's.
E. w. and Clint Hazen and wives
motored to Prairie du Chen, on Tues
day.
A fourth daughter came to the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Min
shall.
Three Stoughton Combination hay
and stock racks left at Chas. S. Slack
g. Co.'S.
Geo. Abby took home a new Mil
waukee binder to run with two
horses.
Clint Hazen and family of Tomah,
were guests over Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. W. Hazen.
Large stock of barn boards at great
ly reduced prices until September first
at TibDit- Cameron
Jacob Aberg of West Prairie and
L. F. Miller of Retreat, were in the
city on business, Monday.
Miss Esther Butt is visiting rela-
tives at Mount Sterling, where she
taught some years since.
Base ball goods-mitts, gloves,
bats, ETC., greatly reduced in prices
to close out present stock at Towner's.
All lumber mill work, shingles and
until September first. Tibbits- Cam.
eron.
An up-to-date stock of jewelry at
Sam Lillis', all the time, at prices that
are right. Tate building, opposite the
postoffice.
Business men who passed vacation
at Camp Tate, broke up on Wednesday,
after more than week of delightful
recreation.
While operating farm machinery,
Friday, w c. Miller suffered crushed
finger, which will hamper him for sew
erai weeks.
Ladies of Newton and vicinity are
requested 70 meet at tie parsonage on
Friday aftrnoon of this week, to organ
ize ladies' aid society.
Attorney o. R. Skarr was at the
head of party of six who motored
here from La Crosse and spent Sunday
with DR.. and Mrs. Surenson.
House paint barn paint, carriage
paint, floor paint, varnishes, stains,
oils-and the best brands of each may
be found at A. J. Johnson's.
1t will pay you to look over my
/ stock before purchasing watches, clocks,
+ iewelIy and silge1ware. Sam Lillis,
jeweler, opposite postoffice.
Gus Fish, yh0 was sent to Wau-
pun for one year from Rockton com
munity on charge of larceny, has been
released and returned home.
Saturday evening next, ViroqIa
Royal Neighbor lodge will give an ice
cream social at the home of Mrs Frank
Primer You are invited.
Lincoln Reed has a new Combina-
ton hay and stock rack from Chas. 5.
Slack & Co, They have three left out
of full carload since January first.
Albert Sanwick drove in fro m
West Prairie, the finest bunch of young
steers that have recently come to mar
ket, IA, which sold to Fred Eckhart
for $500.
Mr.. and Mrs Adam Pinkham went
to La Crosse Sunday to attend the fun
eral of her sister, Mrs. Henry Freise,
who passed away Friday morning of
diabetes.
"A thermos bottle will keep ice
cream or any liquid at winter temper
sture these scorching days. No picnic
equipment complete withoutit. Either
pints or quarts at 0. E. Davis.
BY all means get Ruka or Slough
ton or Rock Island truck at Chas. S.
Slack & Co.'S. Anyway get a truck for
stacking with one of those basket
racks, and save money and time.
Miss Bessie Anderson, compositor
on the CENSOR force, is taking a we'll
earned fortnight vacation, visiting at
different points and taking few baths
at the Prairie du Chen sanitarium.
%. G. Lewis has resigned as cash
September first, when he will remove
estate business in conjunction with his
brother Will.
The Christensen stock farm on
West Prairie reaped substantial results
through the Advertisement carried, offer
ing for sale desirable Guernsey breed
ing animals. Sales have been made to
numerous parties.
AT the nome of Anthem Hanson
1.-THE old Spellum farm two miles north
of Viroqua, Saturday evening next, an
ice cream social will be given for bene-
TT of the local parochial school. Every
body will be welcome.
Mr.. John Devlin went to La Crosse
on Thursday, submitting to the surg
cons knife in delicate operation. His
friends Iaar7 uyft n fiafoafior that NJ
Devlin is making progress toward rapid
recovery. His son Will is with him.
Now is the season for overalls. We
are pleased to supply your needs in
this line. Extra sizes up to Is waist,
extra lengths up to SO. The very best
"Steifel'' goods. made right and sold
at right prices. The Blue Front Store.
We are making extremely low prices
on birch and maple flooring in order to
reduce an overlook This flooring is
end-matched, bored for nails and po-
lished and lays a very beautiful and
durable floor. John E. Kuzum& Son.
N. 7. Forum of Lyle, Minnesota,
accompanied by his son Arthur, is Wis
itlng old friends and relatives in Viro-
qua vicinity. Ten years ago, Mr.. For
tun was engage in mercantile pursuits
at Bristow, now proprietor of an cleo
trio light plant IN his new home town.
Mr.. Ray Slack says their Summit
steel range is perfect stove in every
way. Chas. S. Slack & Co. have a
fine line Of wood, coal and oil burning
cook stoves, and every customer who
buys one of their fine stoves is q boost
er for the stoves, even the whole fam
/ ily boost them