Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-08-27


Naught but extreme storms can pre-
vent harvest of profitable tobacco
crop. k,ss-s--s <
Walk Over shoes at Stoll & Groves.
Edward Wig is in Minnesota on
business.
Get your Sal-vet at o. E. Davis
drug store.
Get Crex rug of Chas. S. Slack
& Company.
Get combination rack of Chas. S.
Slack & Company.
Leave orders for fine canning peach
es at SureRson's.
Use Panacea to keep your chickens
healthy. O. E. DAVIS.
The 'Ideal' freIess cookers are
selling at Chas. S. Stacks.
House paints, barn paints, window
glass, putty etc, at o. E. Davis.
Alpine" the greatest summer
drink of them all, at the optimo.
-Elberts peaches are the best for
canning, Sl.00 crate, at Sweger's.
Get an Emerson gang, sulky or
walking plow of Chas. S. Slack & Com
pany.
When hot ana thirsty, try a glass
of delicious Alpine, sold only at the
0ptimo.
You can save money by figuring
your house bills with US. Bekkedsl
Lumber Co.
Get the silent service of the rubber
tired tray-wagon from Chas. s. Slack
& Company.
Bekkedal Lumber Company handle
the best paints, white lead and oils at
the right price.
-SIf you have varnish that you want
removed use Lingerwett. Its guaran-
teed BY O. E. Davis.
Have just received four cars fresh
Portland cement. Call and get prices.
Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Order fresh, home-rendered lard of
the jackson & Longwell meat market,
l2a cents per pound.
Jolly Mons wilkinson was in the
county seat from Manning, yesterday,
transacting business.
&C. w. Moore and Herb Chapman
are building large and modern barns on
their respective farms.
IF you want the best tobacco lath
on the market, buy them from the Nuz-
UNI lumber yard in Viroqua.
Special attraction at the Opera
house labor day. THE Girl and the
Outlaw" Prices 25-35- SOC.
Frank MinshaIl left for Portage,
last evening, to attend the fair races.
He has two horses entered.
"A good 4-horse gas engine, new,
for $7S 90, that will use kerosine oil, at
Chas. S. Slack & Company's.
Nothing finer for chaps. tan, freck-
les, ETC., than Benzoin and Almond Lo-
ton; rs cents at @. E. Davis
If you have any vanishing to do,
remember 0. T.. Davis carries in stock
all size cans from Toe mp to $3.25.
Photographer M. J.. Jasperson is
in Milwaukee attending convention and
school of instruction of his craftsmen.
Il am prepared to do family sewing
and dressmaking by the day. Those
desiring my services will find me in the
Rice block. Hazel Terhune.
Veteran Daniel Wise returned from
La Crosse, where he sought medical
advice. He is confined to his home I'M
der care of local physician.
DIR. j. H. Chose, wife and daugh-
ter returned from their western vaca-
ton, spending delightful fortnight in
Denver and other places and trip
through the Yellowstone National Park.
Mrs. Buckley and daughter Ethel
have taken possession of their new res
idence, now nearing completion near
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of the neatest up-to-date modern cot
tages in the city.
Herman Frank returned from Mad
ison, where he joined in a wedding that
had present FIVE hundred invited guests.
The groom was Maurice Frank, his
nephew, who lived in Viroqua some
time with his parents.
Ole A. Anderson has become Dos
SCISSOR of the fine large residence known
as the Frank Minshall place on Main
street, having exchanged his residence
in the Third ward for the same with
Andrew Larson, Junior.
DIR. Walter Cory and family arriy- |
ed in the old home town for a visit with |
his aunt, Mrs. Ed. Lind and others. |
They reside at Peoria, Illinois. Walter |
is general examiner for the brother |
hood of locomotive engineers.
Near Viola. few days since, the |
cylinder of a traction steam engine |
blew out, injuring to some extent Irwin |
Turner and young Stunkard, who |
were working with the engine. Their |
injuries were in the nature Of scalds.
TO the Blue Front Store, then to |
school. Get the boy q wearproof suit /
nd yfsf mill h1x - L.
after it during the year. The very lat
est in Norfolk style, blue, gray, brown,
and mixed. 50 50 to $500. The Blue /
Front Store
Mrs. William R. Purdy Of Spring
Green is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ma /
than Coe, sister, Mrs. 3. F. Ferguson,
other relatives and friends Of gfrlhood
Jays in Viroqna. The Purdys moved
from here twenty years ago, locating
1t their present home where Mr.. Purdy
a I