Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-30
Short News Stories of Interest
Ups by Censor Reporters Gones Doines of
Yiroqua Vicinity
-Silo tile; Nuzum, Readstown.

10th.
-Kaka suits for camping. The Blue
Front Store
Mrs. Cora Sargent spent Saturday
IN La Crosse.
Try bar of that toilet soap at o.
Z. Davis, price 10c.
u. n. McLees spent two days in
Minneapolis on business.
House paints, barn paints, window
glass, putty ETC., at 0. E. Davis.
You can get your pictures neatly
framed at Wigs furniture store.
"A carload of choice bridge plank
just received at the Nuzum yard.
u. ESnodgrass and family of Spar
ia visited relatives in Viroqua last
week.
Now is the time for bargains in
ladies' shirt waists at the Blue Front
Store.
: DIR. Hess Stock food, Poultry Pam
acea, and Instant Louise killer at O.
E. Davis.
Professors W. P. Colburn and A. E.
Smith were in La Crosse on business
Saturday.
&C. A. McGonigal Sundayed in the
city, to the delight of Macs host Of
old friends.
Ray Brye and family of Readstown
spent Sunday with his brother Pearl
Brye and family.
If you have varnish that you want
removed use Lingerwett. Its guaran-
teed BY O. E. Davis.
The Marquette and Lehigh Port
land cement, (none bettery at Bekke-
dial Lumber Company.
The ''Hoosier'' is the last word in
kitchen cabinet construction. See them
at Wigs furniture store.
Misses Jessie and Ethel Parr visit
ed their aunt, Mrs. H. P. Jensen, near
Ross, Sunday and Monday.
If you have any vanishing to do,
remember 0. K. Davis carries in stock
all size cans from l0c up to So Is.
We have the best pulp plaster on
the market. Fresh goods always on
hand. JOHN E. Nuzum & Son Lumber
Co.
Harry ConkIin and wife arrived
from Minot, North Dakota, and are
passing few days in their native Vir-
oqua.
The auction sale Of personal effects
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. McGonigal was
well attended Monday morning, all be-
ing disposed of.
John E. Stoll and George Schroe-
der are off for a busieess trip through
up-Wisconsin counties, making the trip
by automobile.
One lot mems fine shoes 81. 65; 25c
straw hats Zoe; ladies canvas Oxfords
CSC. Cut prices on all children's low
shoes. C. H. 0strem.
If you want trunk or travelling
bag you will 60 where they carry full
line of the very best. That place is
The Blue Front Store.
--Cronk, the Chiropractof, First Nat.
Bank. phone "a, can correct your dis
placed spinal bones that es'iacs srezE
Snronic acnes and pains.
Reports from the Wisconsin Gran.
berry marshes are favorable, in spite
of late spring frosts. 1t is thought the
crop will at least be an average one.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin Kegan receive
ed visit from his sister and her hus-i
baad, Steve Madden, and Mr.. Kegan's
mother of Edgerton. They returned on
Monday.
Before you purchase tiles for a siIo
investigate the famous Natco imperish-
able blocks at Ole o. Tuhus'. Do not
pass this up, as you are the loosers if
you do.
Our people generally will be graft.
fed to learn that Rev. Hartwell is max
ing rapid progress toward complete
invigorating farm life.
John P. Rice has been appointed
postmaster at Sparta. A hot three
Gnxk Lee. .l..o4 <zl e.
the plum between the appointee, Editor
Will Wells and Ray B. Graves.
"A. J. Beat brought his mother home
from Madison last week. She stood
the trip very well and is delighted to
once more be among home associations.
Her condition improves steadily.
Editor Munson, wife and daughters
Hope and Catherine, took their depar-
ture for western Minnesota, on an
automobile trip of ten days or two
weeks. They will do some visiting
among relatives, fish and recruit on
the beautiful lakes that are numerous
in the region where they go.
Methodist Sunday school children,
together with sprinkling of elders to
the number of $50, boarded the South
eastern, Thursday morning, and swoop-
ed down on Camp Tate for the annual
picnic. The day was ideal, the grounds
IN perfect condition, and glorious
time enjoyed by all.
Don't fail to see the New-Way
laundry with 12-inch wringer and all
driving parts underneath and out of
the way, so there is no danger of get
ting the clothing of the operator caught
in the machinery. Chas. 5. Slack &
CO., have the White Lily line of wash
ere -rd vrirsers for Vernon county.
The White Way hand power wash
ers are sold on thirty days trial and
guaranteed for FIVE years to the pur-
chaser, with a guarantee certificate
signed by the White Lily Manufactur-
ing Co., agreeing to replace any de-
fects in material or workmanship for a
period of five years from date of pur-
chase and also to prepay transportation
charges on same. Chas. S. Slack &
Co. have them on hand and invite you
to try them, il you are in the market
for the best machine.
The Galena Gazette says: Sports
men perhaps will be surprised to learn
that notwithstanding the states give
them the right to kill ducks and geese
at certain seasons of the year, they
will be forever prohibited from such
sport hereafter Under the new gov
eminent law, wild ducks and wild geese
are classified as migratory birds and a
fine of 500 and ninety days imprison-
Tneut il rlrnvide1 for killing migratory