Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-06-18
Great corn weather.

Use Panacea to keep your chickens
healthy. o. E. DAVIS.
Use Instant Louise Killer" for
your chickens. o. E. Davis.
Art Mills has purchased Luther Al
lens restaurant at Chaseburg.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
Leave your order with Towner for
fresh cut fiowers-prices very low.
Mrs. F. Vol of Madison visited
with Mrs. Albon Lindemsnn Sunday.
James Bailey and family are at
Chippewa Falls to spend some time.
Boys blouse waists, ages to 16.
only 50 cents at the Blue Front Store.
The 0ptimo. for ice cream and sodas
the coolest spot in town these hot
days.
When hot ana thirsty, try a glass
of delicious Alpine. sold only at the
Optimo.
Tiger tobacco planters and Crosse
corn plows at Chas. s. Slack & Com
pany's.
If you are looking for the best roof
ing, get the Regal. at Bekkedal Lum-
Der Co.'S.
Martin Nelson of Pine Knob came
to spend Sunday with his daughters
and son in Viroqus.
New No. 6 Birdsell clover huller
for sale at bargain, if taken soon, at
Chas. S. Slack & Company's.
-Torrid weather for a change. Mon
day and Sunday mercury registered as
strong as ninety in the shade.
T.w-.1.g-
cry department has the finest candies
made, from 10c the pound up.
We have nice line of bridge plank
in all sizes. Careful attention given to
township orders. The Nuzum Yard.
Miss Jean Jackson of OePere and
Miss Grace Collins of Ripon are visit
ing with DR.. C. E. Morley and wife.
If you have any varnish or paint
you want taken off, use Lingerwell
varnish remover. Ask o. E. Davis.
Hattie Gander submitted to an
operation for appendicitis at La Crosse.
Her sister, Mrs. Earl Truesdale is with
her.
Schroeder and Stoll exchanged the
Towerville store building and stock
with John Chitwood of Viola, taking
his $50 acre farm.
Mrs. H. o. Morrison submitted to
two minor operations for throat trouble
during the past week. She is improv-
ing satisfactorily.
-Cronk, the Chiropraetor, First Nat
Bank. phone q, can correct your dis
placed spinal bones, chat causes your
chronic aches and pains.
-ccrna Ia ard 1T rs fl er cut tg-
July 4th. We surely have the proper
things to do this. Suits, furnishing
and shoes. The Blue Front Store.
Paul Dahl is taking charge of pre-
scription work in Everson's drug store
at Readstown, filling the place of the
regular pharmacist who is incapacitated
by illness.
Franklin & Sherwood have a con-
to manufacture a special cream for
them during the summer trade. 1t is
{ine-grsined, smooth and velvety.
Just received at Williams Feed
Store, car of fine corn, also car hog
feed consisting of fine middlings, shorts,
flour middlings, rye middlings and Red
Dog -four, all at prices it will pay to
feed
Harry Bailey and family of Rich
land Center, accompanied by DR.. r. H,
De Ian, Sundayed in the city, having
come over in Mr.. Bailey's automobile.
Many friends were pleased to have calls
from them.
After many delays from bad wealth.
er and other things, Captain Tate has
the basement walls COMPLETED for his
new block. Disappointment in receipt
of brick is making things go slow now.
His business rooms have been rented tC
Anderson & Sauer, Sam Lillis and Hen
ry Hendrickson. The latter will put in
a stock of shoes in connection with tie
SELF Shoe Company.
The remaining 80 acres of the Flick
Anderson estate in Sterling was solo
to A. A. Forum, and Mrs. Anderson
purchased the Nellie Buckley house in
Edwards addition. w. w. Wiggintor
and B. c. Brown purchased the Norris
residence on Court st. These transfers
were made through the efforts of Beat
& Larson, managers of the Vernon
County Land Company.
Remarkable improvement in the
old cemetery has been brought about
by paid and volunteer work. Grounds
have been cleared, stones reset, fences
repaired and changes made that are
both noticeable and creditable. Not q
few of the early fathers and mothers
of Viroqua and community slumbeI
there. Also number of soldier mounds
are marked in that sacred old spot.
-On Wednesday last Miss Mary Ray.
ner, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lee
Rayner, was married at the Presbyter-
ian parsonage by Rev. Smith in Miles
City, Montana, to Mr.. Frank Waters
of Broadus, the same state. They arc
now on a wedding tour to the boyhood
home of the groom at Alexandria, Min
nesota, and later will make their home
at Oline where the Rayners live Many
friends of the bride and family in Yer
non county and Viroqua will wish her
that degree of life and happiness of
which she is so well worthy.
Formal opening of 'Air Dome, -
Monday night, was attended by ideal
weather conditions and was thoroughly
successful in every way. With Frank
lin & Sherwood and Ben Brown as hosts
of the evening, full one thousand peo-
pie enjoyed the fine music and and NOV
ing pictures. This innovation in amuse-
nent places will no doubt become cy-
tremely popular during the heat of the
summer. The proprietors do not ex-
pect to let inclement weather interfere
with their plans, as there will be can
vas stretched over the seats in case of
rain. However, in case of a too severe
storm, Mr.. Browns fine outfit is ir
place at the Opera Electric and ready