Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-09
visit Towner,s lO-cent Store.

-Suttle & Tate have a new lot of
Balkan blouses.
"A full line of Wizard cleaning pro-
ducts at Towner's.
Red barn paint at IS cents per gall
Ion, at o. E. Davis.
Mrs. C. E. Morley was at the old
home in Brush Hollow.
Where are you going tonight? To
the Air Dome. of course.
Miss Mary, Graves is visiting her
sister, Geneva, at Wacsau.
Delicious, homemade sherbets al
ways on hand. at the 0ptimo.
Another large shipment of goods
received at Towner's l0c Store.
Alpine" the greatest summer
drink of them all, at the 0ptimo.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Mrs. Nancy Leonard, former res
ident here, died at West Salem.
jerome Favor returned from Wis
it with his daughter in Minnesota.
Beautiful curtain goods and Colon
ial draparies shown at Suttle & Tate's.
Two sistere of the late L. ]. Mar
tin came from Ohio to visit the family.
j. F. Crume, wife and daughter of
Mt. Sterling, We're in the city, Monday.
Parted roofing ard Atlas cement
are having g big sale at the Nuzum
Yards.
IAN inexpensive way to spend the
evenings. Good show every night =
the Air Dome.
Plymouth L., Plymouth Standard.
and Waupun binding twine at Ander-
son. e Ssuer's.
Bekkedal Lumber Company handle
the best paints, white lead and oils at
the right price.
viii Welch ard wife spent the
Fourth with heir daughter on French
Island, neer L. Crosse,
Nothing finer for chaps, tan, freck-
les, etc, than Rsnasin and Almond Lo-
tlon; % cent? aLo. e. Davis.
--Chas &. Slack & Co. have sold six
~ Esfosine oil stoves this season. ard
f's..s. lar. 4s-41 ss.4~s Z = 90 IfselA..
Miss Lottie Fox, daughter of A. l..
Fox, died from tuberculosis at Victory,
eyed "a. The family once lived here.
We can furnish you material for
that new house or barn at prices that
are right. John E. Nuzum & Son;
| Lumber Co.
Prof. A. F. Shoonover of the Wau-
zeka schools, has been visiting the pas-
week with his brother Ellis and family
west of this city.
Sunday night, o. clock. at M. E.
tabernacle, stereopticon lecture entitled
From Panama to Cape Horn. Z" Over
100 colored slides and 1000 feet motion
pictures.
While assisting in the erection of a
! barn on the McClerg farm, Floyd Bow
man had the misfortune to fall in such
a way as to dislocate and break his
shoulder blade.
Harlan Reed arrived from Monta-
ma, where he and his brother are farm
ing half-section of land He reports
favorable conditions in the section of
the state where he is located.
Prof Widmer, pf oprietsr of the
Wausau business COLLEGE, vas in the
city, yesterday, having asotored from
the northern city. He is D. ssing few
days at the parental home at Rcckton.
Travelling Salesman Sherman Nc
Vey was here on his circuit, yesterday.
He reports having visited Cash"
White on Sunday, and states that there
is no hope entertained of his recovery.
-Silas Calhoon was brought home
from La Crosse hospital. Both physi-
cally and mentally be is yet very weak
and it will require time and careful
nursing to restore his former robust
condition.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Z. Hartwell and
son arrive, tomorrow, to take up their
residence on the Dawson farm for two
months. 1t is the hope of their many
friends that Mr.. Hartwell will find COM
plete restoration to health.
Another 5000 10. shipment lust re-
ceived at Chas S. Slack & Company's
of the Farmers prison Irvine. IL YOU
farmers wish to keep the price Il
twine down you should patronize your
home state institution that is using
prison labor to cheaper the cost of pro-
duction on this one thing that should
be cheap.
DIR. w. P. Gorsline, in another col
umn of this paper, offers his fine farm
for sale, adjacent to the city. This
PAaNG Ga5 bNcil III huc 1dIltiy IbT nearly
fifty years and the doctor offers to dis
pose of It only because he cannot well
divide his time between Chicago and
Viroqua. An ideal location, with con-
veniences of modern kind, the place is
one to be coveted.
Rev. Barber's opening series of IL
lustrated lectures in the tabernacle,
Sunday night, proved of special inter-
est He treated of the Philippines, the
subject matter of customs, resources
and development of the country finding
interest with every listener. Follow
ing the lecture 500 feet each of Wash
ington city and Cuban pictures were
shown. The lecture next Sunday night
viii be on Panama, the canal and other
subjects Of concern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Weber re-
turned from their visit through the
west, July 3, and are well pleased with
their outing. Daniel is looking well
and thinks Montana a great state.
They visited at the homes of Louie
Weber, Dice Rimel, Louis Speer, Chas.
Lieurance, Fred and Frank Riley, Frank
and Forest Munyon, Mrs. Joe Nelson
and Joseph Reed in Montana: also with
Mrs. Hiram Riley in Woonsocket, s.
Left those western people all well and
with good prospects Of fine crop this
year. While in Montana Mr. Weber |
purchased fine Shire stallion.