Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-09-02

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and daughter, Chaseburg.
Fair.
Walk-0ver shoes. Stoll & Groves.
Brad Ranger spent Saturday in
Sparta.
Mallory fall styles in mems hats.
Stoll & Groves.
"A very choice residence lot for sale.
Inquire OF Ethel Atwood.
Canning pears ~ the peck or bush
ell. Call at A. E. Sufansoa's.
Who can show an sqaal to the Mel
rose wagon bed? See Slack.
Have just received shipment OF
Concord grapes. A. b. Surenson.
Miss Blanche POWELL visited friends
in the eastern section of the county.
The very latest fall styles in hats
now on display at the Blue Front Store.
Thea Sherry was taken to Lacrosse
hospital TO be operated on for Appendix
citis.
--Thayer & Davidson report sale OF
the e. A. Wiganowsky farm to Mrs.
Thos, Sordahl.
REV. and Mrs. Rondestvedt return,
ed to their Westby home after several
weeks spent in Norway.
--Mrs. A. H. Hamre, nee Bertha D,
Olson OF Seattle, arrived Wednesday tc
spend couple months with parents anc
relatives.
lon account of so many reckless
hunters we are compelled to stop all
hunting and trespassing on our land.
SEvERTsoN Bros, Town of Viroqua.
Five cars Atlas Portland cement
just received at the Nuzum Yard.
This brand goes farther and works cas-
Ter than any other. The price in right.
When it comes TO buying a truck,
wagon or wagon bed, for the love OF
Mike, see Slack. He sells he kind you
do not have to put your back bone out
of joint to use.
Yes Slack has some oil stoves left.
He always keeps them for they are
used in the home all the year round and
the cost for fuel is less than half what
wood or coal costs you.
Mrs. r. E. Ennis and children OF
Beach, Washington, and Mrs. r. Lam.
bert and child of WatervilIe, OF the
same state are visiting with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Alexander.
While leading spirited horse Mr..
David Olson had his right shoulder dis
located by the animal rearing upon and
crushing him under its hoofs. 1t is for
tunate that no more serious results
came to Mr.. Olson.
Now is the season for Balmacaans.
The latest thing in a raincoat as vel
as fall and spring overcoat. See oui
line. The largest and most &C -nplete
in fabric, style and price. The Blue
Front Store.
Mr.. A. c. Smith of Lancaster was
an over-Sunday visitor with his brother
L. q. Smith and family in this city, also
spent some time at the boyhood home
at Sugar Grove. Twenty-Five years
ago Mr.. Smith and family resided here,
moving to Lancaster.
The Richland Republican remarks
that ninety thousand miles Is a pretty
good record for an auto in the hilly
counties of Vernon and Richland. This
car has never been pulled up hill, out
of mud-hoDe or sand pit. Such is the
record of Ford car owned at Hub City
and recently sold for $3.50.
Why pass up a special deal that
Slack is offering on binders, mowers,
tedders and rakes on next years terms
without interest? You will want them
soon again and now you can save money
like buying fur coat in July. Inves-
tigate, it will not cost YOU any money
or interest now if you buy. Next year.
terms on these goods and cut in price.
See them.
Dealers viii be interested in new
law which goes into effect on Septem.
Der LIST, and which the department OF
we lights and measures is preparing TO
enforce The Law requires that all ar
ticles of food and drink sold in pack.
ages must be plainly and conspicuously
marked on the outside to show the
amount contained. 1t covers bottled
goods of all kinds, beverages, condi-
ments, spices, etc. 1t is practically the
same as the federal law. 1t applies to
ps tsTe goods, but not to goods sold in
There were many attendants the
latter part of the week from this sec
ton upon west Wisconsin Methodist
conference held at Richland Center.
Among those not named last week were
Superintendent and Mrs. Buffers, Reg
lister and Mrs. Mork and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. o. G.. Munson, Ralph Nuzum,
Melville Tuhus, viii Adams and wife,
Milton WEIGH, wife and sister of Bloom
ingda1e, G. ]. DeJean and wife of La
Fargo, and many others from different
sections of the county. The sessions
were held in the magnificent new audi
torium. Bishop Qusyle, the most uni
que, versatile and loved character in
Methodism of the northwest, presided
Richlsnd Center entertained and han
died the large gathering with eharae-
teristic hospitality.