Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-07-24

Attorney H. P. Proctor is attend
ing court at Appleton, having an inn
portant case there.
Mrs. Whitney Nichols ani daughter
of West Salem, are spending the week
here with relatives.
After putting in year as teacher
in the state school at Sparta, Miss
Tracy Clements arrived home.
Mrs. F. w. Shepard came from her
Fennimore home TO pay a visit to old
Viroqua friends and nsighbors.
Mrs. Chris Moe died west of New
tsn, aged about thirty years, leaving q
family of children and husband.
Mrs. E. Love arrived from Ne
braska to spend some time with her
daughter and numerous relatives.
DIR. w. w. Hanson, Dentist, over
D. z. Davis drug store. Phone 2S4,
residence and Office. 1-52v.
Opera. Electric Saturday night. a
good program and free ticket 20 La
Crosse and return to the lucky person.
Miss Edith Morley of Readstown
has been guest. of the Morley, Mork
and other kindred families in this city.
Judge Mahoney want to Prairie du
Chen to hold court in case where
Judge Peterson was personally inter
ested.
Minnesota linseed oil paints, none
better-and several brands on the mar
ket not quite so good. A. j. johnson
sells it.
Carl NJ. Olson has onel A new COM
bination stock and hay rack, and Chas.
S. Slack & Co. have few left out of
a carload this spring.
Munson Brothers Of West Prairie,
are running new Deering binder they
bought from Chas. S. Slack & Co.
How about your neighbor?
See US about tobacco shed boards,
posts and shingles. We have some
splendid stock and viii make very low
prices. John E. Nuzun & Son.
Henry E. Anderson, hustling young
farmer on the old Allen farm in Jeffer-
son, delivered on Monday, car load of
cows and young stock for shipment.
..-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have sold out
their Milwaukee mowers for the third
time this season. A. z. Jacobs and
Sever Swenson taking the last two.
Special prices on sll kinds of build
ing materials. Don't fail to get our
figures on your lumber bills. Our prices
are lowest. John E. Nuzum & Son.
Mr.. A. J. Dahl has one of those
swell Rock Island top buggies, sold by
Cbas. S. Slack & Co. Have you seen
the splendid features on these bugg:es?
Mrs. Ben Salmon of Readstowo re-
turned from Rochester hospital where
she underwent operation. She was ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. Frank
Salmon.
Il have secured the service OF a
professional undertaken and enbalgaer.
All calls, day or night, will receive our
prompt attention. Telephone 294 or
230. c. E. Morley.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have sold
their fire wood-sawing outfit, with the
double engine, and the pur-
chaser is hustler. but little modest.
Watch for him TO go by.
Now is the time to buy a manure
spreader, Mr.. Farmer, and the Itch
field and Clover Leaf spreaders are
good enough for king, and Chas. S.
Slack & Co. are waiting to serve yea.
Rev. and Mrs. L. C. jacobson have
as their guests from Iowa, Mrs. Tende-
land and Mrs. Henderson, mother and
sister of Mrs. jacobson. Mrs. Hender-
son is accompanied by three children.
From point of artistic display in
I'D making and the facts that revealed
for mid summer clearance bargains.
the page announcement of Roman &
Felix department store will scarcely
escape notice o. any reader.
We are making extremely low prices
On birch and maple flooring in order to
.educe an over-stock. This flooring is
bored for nails and Do
ished and lays very beautiful and
durable floor. John E. Nuzum & Son.
--Anirew Christoferson, old settler
Ind well-known citizen of West Prairie,
lied following an operation and treat
nent IN La Crosse hospital. He was
twenty-five years old. Funeral was
Conducted at West Prairie on Wednes-
lay last by Pastor Hendricks.
Edward A. Schmidt is putting up
!. tile siio for Isaac N. Groves at North !
ipringville. Alex Morrison, Jr.. is |
.lso out at the farm of James Mills Jr. |
recting ike silo He then goes to |
Hugh Buchanan's for the same purpose.
'am Ellefson and viii Edwards just
tile silos.
A picnic dinner and supper was
cry much enjoyed by a company of |
hirty relatives at the honoe of Mr.. and /
irs. E. A. Wiganosky. The delicate
ealth of Mrs. Wiganosky being so
much improved made happy gather
~. She has gained to such an extent
hat she has been permitted to make
everal visits at different homes. II is
he wish of all that this may con-
niue.
The following out of town members
{ Third Infantry Band were here Sat
rdsy night and Sunday for rehearsal:
Whitney Nichols, Edward Norris, West
alem: Halle Green, Lester Green. T
ugene Rolfe, Frank Lebanskv, La
arge: Chss. Shannon, Arthur Steen-
On. Martin Nelson, Westby; Frank
ezuka. Hillsboro; Jesse Saugstad.
ortage; Perl Strait, Sparta; E. z.
NTH, Minneapolis; W. r. Bormann,
ilwaukee