Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-07-23
Short News Stories of Interest
Comngs Gongs Doing
yroqua Vicinity

Lucas.
Natural born loafer who fails to
work these busy days.
-Towner's 9 cent sale-greatest val.
ues for &c, l9c, 29c, 39c, Acc.
Don't forget the fireless cookers at
Chas. S. Slack & Company's.
"A few mowers and rakes left at
Chas. S. Slack & Company's.
DIR. Chase's dental office will be
closed from August lst to 18th.
Ed. Wig is at DeSoto taking &C.
count cf stock in his mercantile estab-
lishmeut.
Business mems outing club goes in
to quarters for ten days at Camp Tate
next Saturday.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company are. set
ting up two binders a day to keep up
with the demand.
Miss Geneva Graves came from
Wausau newspaper work to spend a
fortnight at home.
Because of throat affiietion, Robert
Stevens went to Rochester for consult
alton and operation.
Player piano concert every evening
open till nine O'Clock. Everybody wai-
come. j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Miss louise Dummer, accompanied
by Wade Harrington, spent Sunday at
the home of the former in Harmony.
Misses Ada Miller and Florence
Groves returned from a visit in Illinois,
accompanied by cousin, Miss Thomp-
son.
Fred A. Long. factory representa-
tive of Wsltham Piano Company will
be here ten days to close out j. w.
Lucas piano stock.
Attend the auction sale of choice
household furniture next Monday. 1t
will be on vacant lot next to Ethel At
woods millinery store.
Mr., and Mrs. C. S. Lawson are at
home after a months visiting among
relatives and friends at Red Mo5nd,
De Soto and Patch Grove.
IF you want bargains in desirable
household goods attend the auction sale
next Monday, opening at ten O'Clock,
next to Miss Atwood's millinery store.
Fresh arrival of the new fall STYLES
of band and soft collar dress shirts.
You will have TO see these to appreciate
the beautiful styles. The Blue Front
Store.
will ]. Norris of Round Prairie.
had the misfortune of having a steel
shaving embedded in his eye, which
gives him much pain and units him for
farm work.
The Waltham Piano Company re-
preventative is here 10 close cut pianos
at J. w. Lucas jewelry store. Come
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bargains allpiauos warranted ten years.
n. I Jackson end Mr. rs-~-sels ~
Sparta, accompanied by Mrs. Paash of
Erie, Pennsylvania, autoed over from
Sparta and spent the day with the II.
Morrison family and the formers son,
Julius.
Don't forget the Emerson and La
Crosse sulkies and gangs at Chas. S.
Slack & Company's. Now is the time
to get your orders in and you can get
them home when you get ready to use
them.
Louis s. Thompson and family re-
turned home on Sunday from a visit to
relatives in northern Iowa and southern
Minnesota. They made the Trip in
their automobile, and report most en-
joyable outing.
My wife does her washing in half
the time and twice as easy with her
new White Way washer bought from
Chas. S. Slack & Company. So says
Mr.. Chas. Christianson, Viroqua, r. F.
d. No. 2. Ask him.
Mrs. Frank Primmer came home
after five weeks treatment in Lacrosse
hospital. Her case was a critical one
and friends are pleased to have her
home and know that she is making sat-
isfactory Improvement.
Jesse Eobert5 and family of Bangor
spent Sunday at Mayor Smiths resi-
dence, Mr.. Smith and Faye coming
home with them. The Roberts were
accompanied to Bangor by Mrs. Hazel
Parker and Miss Ethel Hamilton.
Don't forget the stereopticon lect-
ure at the camp grounds next Sunday
evening. Subject: ION the Road to
Mandalay," followed by 1000 feet of
motion pictures entitled Mexico City,
to which the eyes of the world are turn
ed at this moment.
See the White Way laundry with
II inch wringer and everything under
meath and in the center that drives the
machine so there can be no danger with
getting the clothing caught in belts ike
other makes. Sold on trial and guar
anteed for five years.
Bargains in mems low shoes. Black
and tan, Ralston's make. None better.
S4 90 grade a. So so; So so grade at
So 90; So 90 grade at 81 so. These are
rare bargains but W. want to close
them out right now in the height of the
season. The Blue Front Store.
On Friday evening the Congrega-
tional society is planning a reception
for their new Pastor Bayne and his par
ents, to which the public is cordially
invited. 1t will be held on the lawn
east Of the church, and shorid weather
be unfavorable in church parlors.
"A humane act is to take home
New Perfection or Bon-Ami oil stove
from Chas. S. Slack & Company to
the hard-working wife and mother who
has to work over the hot cast stove
this July and August weather. 1t will
do your work for ten cents a day or
less and make the house work so much
easier.
"A lady and her son Of about twenty
bllssfui summers were driving in the
country when an auto bore down upon
them. The horse began To praDce
little, whereupon the lady jumped out
OF the buggy. The chauffeur stopped
and offered bis help That's al right, y
said the boy composediy, Il can man
age the horse, you just lead mother
past.
Mr.. o. R. Perkins of New London,
is visiting relatives in Viroqua and else
where in the county He tells the ('EN-