Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-05-28
-Mumps everywhere.

Henry Lindemsnn is il Chicago on
business mission.
-Towner has rec lived full line Of
Eastman kodaks ami supplies.
Five years guarantee on manure
spresders at Chas. S.Slacks.
Leave your order with Towner for
fresh cut flowers prices very low.
-Cemep., lime and plaster Of the
highest quality at the Nuzum yard.
John Marshall and daughter Pearl
returned from a visit at Stoddard and
Genoa.
One La Crosse sulky pillow at a
special price this week, at Chas. S.Slack
& Co.'S.
-Barker's remedy will strengthen
and build up run down system, all
druggists.
The Melgard Monument Works have
a crew of men placing monuments in
this vicinity.
-Four more Combination hay racks
out Of a carload this spring at Chas. s.
Slack & Co.'S
%. =. Buchanan accompanied his
brother Virgil to La Crosse, who is
taking treatment there.
Bert Welch and wife were here
from La Crosse to spend Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. George WEIGH.
-Sweeten upl Towner's confection-
cry department has the finest candies
made, from l0c the pound up.
Mrs. Huldah Wise-Corbett of Col
umbus, Ohio, is visiting her parents
and friends in this community.
NJ. LII es.:s 5-L. r rrr.t
liam Strait of this city. was married to
James Flemming, Saturday last
Cashier Fl. E. Packard OF the First
National Bank, is at La Crosse attend
ing district convention Of bankers.
The very latest thing in galvanized
steel roofing with no nails exposed and
guaranteed FIRE and rust proof, at Chas
s. Slack & Co.'S.
-Cronk, the Chiropractor, First Nat.
Bank, phone q, can correct your mis-
placed spinal bones, that causes your
chronic aches and pains.
You can make that old floor look
like new hardwood with Chi-namel, If
you doubt this, call at D. E. Davis
drug store and he will prove it.
Harvey Allen of the training school
NiSllCu Ills lnONnCA La AEVocC uOSRA-
tai. Mrs. Allen was obliged TO submit
to a second and third operation.
Mrs. Otis E. Cronk spent several
days at the old home of DR.. Cronk--
Rock Island and Davenport, Iowa. Her
step-son returned home with her.
Mr.. Fred Eckhardt returned from
the curative springs in Missouri He
says they had there three weeks of the
finest weather he ever experienced.
&c. w. franklin removed the old
refreshment stand on the Randall cor
ner and is erecting small brick build
ing to be used for the same purpose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hamlin arrived
today, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r..
ID. Williams. Mrs. Hamlin was form
verly Eva Field. Their home is Wash
dngton, ID. c.
--Mesdames Otteson, Kaebler and
Slack gave a delightful dancing party
on Friday evening in honor of teachers
and students of the public schools. 1t
was at Running hall, city orchestra pro-
viding music, refreshments sndgeneral
round of social pleasure.
u. w. Thayer reports sale of the
four-acre lot owned by Mrs. Sweger to
Il. ID. IlYuE. ALSO u u Hue ulliG ldEul
adjoining the residence portion of city
of Marshfieid to Vim. Bausman. an old
resident of Viroqua. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bausmau will make Marshield their
future home.
Carl ]. Severson, former clerk and
business man of Viroqua, now resident
of Minneapolis, has invented and placed
upon the market a patent automatic
storm sash device; also demountable
rim for automobiles. His friends hope
that Carl may meet with abundant sue
cess in these Inventions.
Remains of Henry Cass arrived
here from Eau Claire. Sunday, and
were conveyed to Liberty Pole for in
> terment He was former resident of
this section, marrying a daughter of
Captain Cade. Mr.. Cass was stirring
business man, having Travelled as a
salesman for many years. He wa 6
about seventy years old.
After years of i'll health, Mr.. Sam
uel Lem, who lived on the old Stricken
farm south of town, died Sunday, aged
seventy-nine years. He was a brother
of D. Stevliugson, who passed away
two weeks since. Services will be held
at the home this afternoon, remains
then taken to West Prairie for inter-
ment and a second service. MIR. Lem
was respected citizen of years resi-
dence in this section.
-Pan-a-cea cures gapes because ii
contains hyposulphite of soda, that is
quickly taken up by the blood, which
nauseates the worm, causes it to let go
its hold from the walls of the wind pipe
and then the chick is able to throw it
off. Second: 1t prevents and cures leg
weakness, because it contains New
Vornica, the greatest nerve tonic known.
Third: 1t prevents bowel trouble be-
cause it contains internal snteseptic TO
that purpose. Every package is sold on
positive guarantee by o. E. Davis,
druggist.
-Toland's La Crosse university or
business college has just issued finely
designed and executed catalogue deal
ing with the problems of commercial
life and giving pictures and testimonials
from long line of women and men
who have been placed in responsible
and remunerative positions in e
through the influence of that university
Any young person who may desire, can
have copy of the catalogue sent to
them by asking personally or by mail
for copy.
County Treasurer Belland tells the
CENSOR that this is harvest season in
the sparrow trade; that every day hun
dreds of the little pests, from newborn
to old birds, are presented and boGnty
of two cents each secured. Most OF