Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-20
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

Money to loan on real estate. Call
on j. E. Stoll.
See the Crex rugs at Chas. s. Slack
& Company's.
"A fine assortment of coats just ar
rived at Suttle & Tate's.
"A big stock of screen doors ard
windows, at Bekkedal Lum5er Co,
Have you seen the pretty neekwear
just opened Up at Suttie & Tate's.
The Opu,ao. for ice cream and sodas
the coolest spot in town these hot
days.
Clarence Nelson has been seriously
i'll with pneumonia but is now GONZALES
cent.
"A number of people from here at
tended Springville Sunday school pic
mic last Friday.
Mrs. Roscoe Bean of Wood county,
is here visiting her parents, John Te-
walt and wife.
IF yol; want a large or small farm
for cash or on easy terms call or OF
write j. ". Thayer.
Have you tried the King Mida {
flour, the -four with the golden touch,
at Sweger's grocery?
IF you have any varnish or paint
you want taken off, use Lingerweil
yarnish remover. Ask o. E. Davis.
Now is the tine to order a new
Emerson, La Crosse or Bel0it pillow.
Chas. S. Slack & Co. sell them on trial.
e. A. Wiganowsky ard daughter,
Marjorie, have gone TO North Dakots
to remain three weeks with adaughter.
Why not buy combination rack OF
Melrose convertible wagon bed, and
save time and labor as well as save YOU
money?
Allen Fish met with an accident tc
his stage truck and was obliged to leave
it at Viola for week. 1t is now do
ing duty.
j. w. Thayer reports sale of the
Sam Ottum farm owned by j. Nuzun
to Mr.. Ed Hayter. Consideration Sl2,-
600 for 240 acres.
Quality is economy. The high
grade building materials we handle are
cheaper in the long run. John K. Nuz
UNI & Son Lumber Co.
--Cronk, the Chiropractor, First Nat.
placed spinal bones, that causes your
chronic aches and pains.
Miss Regina Groves is here from
Madison, visiting among numerous rel
atives ard girlhood frierds She teach
es in the capital city schools.
BE sure to read the Buick announce
lment in this weeks issue of the Satur-
day Evening Post Also read Tuhns &
Clark . advertisement in this paper.
Before you purchase tiles for silC
! investigate the famous Natco imperish.
able blocks at Ole o. Tuhus'. Do moi
pass this up, as you are the loosers il
you do.
Ben F. Adams and wife were ir
the city from Manning, returning from
Monroe county, where Mr.. Adams look.
ed after estate matters of a recently
deceased uncle.
Prof. Roy ]. Carver, rardal train
ing instructor in our schools year ago,
paid visit to friends here for a few
days. He was at Green Bay last year
and will return there to tsa-a,
To try one of those rubber tired
tray wagons is to be canvinced of their
kind ladies. Call and investigate at
Chas. S. Slack & Company's.
MIR. and Mrs. H. D. Williams, Frank
H. Williams, Mrs. w. S. Field, Louise
Williams and Mr.. Clague formed an au-
to party which left Viroqua for a trip
to relatives beyond Rochester, Mime
sofa.
Every home should have some Crex
rugs. Chas. s. Slack & Company have
taken the agency for the celebrated
Crex rugs, made from Minnesota wire
grass, and they will guarantee them to
give satisfaction.
Mr.. ard Mrs. H. D. Williams have
as their their guests their niece, Louise
Williams of Los Angeles. Also Johr
Clague, an old acquaintance of Mr..
Williams from his native town Of Elk
horn.
Mrs. B. F. Norris departed for
Minneapolis to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Ray Waterman. From there she goes
to Chicago TO purchase fall and winter
millinery goods. Her store will be
closed until September first.
West Wisconsin Methodist confer
ence will convene at Superior next
week. Next Sunday morning will be
Rev. Barber's last service, except the
evening lecture. He expects to return
here for few days following confer
ence.
ATTENTION! You parents who
must soon get your children ready for
200 up-to-date boys suits, Knicker-
ka H..
stock at rs cents on the dollar. Sizes
6 to IL at $3.50 per suit; sizes II to IS
at sl.75 per suit, while they last. The
FARMERS STORE.
Several members of the Mothers
and Others club had delightful pic
mic at the camp ground Friday after
noon, their husbands joining them for
their share Of good things. They were
Messrs. and Mesdames S. j. Sauer, Paul
Lawrence, Rudolph Wolfgram, E. FL.
Nye, B. c. Brown, and A. Livingston.
In the evening the party was entertain
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sauer.
Bargains in mems dress shirts,
boys shirts and waists and children's
rompers. We have placed on q table
about rs mems dress shirts, good quail
ity, mostly small sizes worth SOC to
s1.0e, a lot of boys shirts and waists,
also children's rompers, nothing worth
less than SOC. You get your choice at
only 35c. These will not last long.
The Blue Front Store.
John E. Nuzum Just contaminated
couple of extensive real estate trans
actions, having sold his 240 acre farm,
the ole Solfest Otteson place, west of
Purdy, to Ed. Hayter In turn Mr..
Nuzum bought from George Spencer
k1 900 .art farT,o 4 -