Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-08-12

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Stacks.
Carlo flexible steel posts at Chas.
S. Slack & Co.'S
Try Nyals' Shampoo Jelly, price
25c. o. E. Davis.
Stacking and threshing is now the
order with farmers.
One No. 10 Milwaukee binder on
special terms at Stacks.
Miss Lilah Franklin went to Bara-
boo to see her grandparents.
DIR. N. A. Peterson and family autoed
from Soldiers Grove Monday.
Mrs. Allie Richards Kelley came
from Edmunds to visit her parents.
&C. M. Clark drove his first 1915
Buick home from Madison last week.
IS. A. Farr spent day at Richland
Center, accompanied by Prof. Hobart.
Henry Reynolds came over from
his new home in Minnesota on business.
Mrs. Geo. Griffin and daughter,
Mrs. Wolfgram, visited LaFarge rela-
tives.
Miss Anna Larson of Newry, spent
a few days with her friend, Miss Ella
Forum.
Miss Louise Dummer returned
home after a week among Viroqua
friends.
Julius fainter and uncle Fayette
and family of Viroqua, autoed to st.
Croix county.
Mrs. C. H. Groh and daughter are
home after spending the summer IN
North Dakota.
Mail Carrier Lyle Tate is taking
his annual vacation, Loren DeGarmo
filling his place.
Bradford Ranger of Graceville,
Minnesota, is spending few days
among old home scenes.
Girls wishing to learn the millinery
trade please make application soon for
fall business. Ethel Atwood.
When you want to build a silo it
will pay you to come in and see US.
Bckkedal Lumber Company.
&C. NJ. Clark and family drove home
from visit at Reedsburg last Sunday,
making the trip in four hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville came from
Chicago to pass some time with Mrs.
VIM. Hayes and other relatives.
Fred Rhodes went to Wilmar, Min
nesota, where he takes a position as
brakeman with the St. Paul road
Mrs. Allard Smith came from Chi
cago to remain few days at the old
Butt home, with father and sister.
-Chas. S. Slack will make special
deal on steel ranges if taken in the
next ten days. Come and investigate.
Veteran John Marshall has been
notified by Congressman Esch that his
pension has been increased to $50 per
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Brearton and
children left for their home at Aber-
dseen after months visit at the Strick
cir home.
DIR. Henderson of Stoughton, who
purchased the Larson farm at Dudley,
has bought some farming tools of Chas.
S. Slack.
Mrs. l. D. Bennett and daughter
Marie left for their western home af-
ter fortnight's visiting among friends
and relatives.
-Thos. Smell and wife, Dell Morrison
and DIR. Surenson autoed to Monroe
county on Tuesday and returned with
fine strings of trout.
Harry Guess, Viola boy, was re-
Gently married at Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
the home of himself and bride. He is
a son of A. W. Guess.
Miss Ethel Fischer is spending va
cation time with her parents at Wan
pun. Mrs. W. w. Wigginton is filling
vacancy at the creamery.
Green, Buchanan ard Bier families
paid visit to Viroqua last Sunday
while making motor trip of the coun-
try, picnicing by the way.
DIR. Edward Emerson, optometrist.
Eyes examined. Glasses scientifically
fitted. Viroqua Hotel on Saturdays
Residence phone 4241. Viroqua, Wis.
Candidate A. T. Jordan is out with
a very strong circular on taxation.
Should you desire one he will be pleased
TO supply you. You gill find it well
worth the reading.
&C. j. Kuebler and family, Frank
Wintz and son motored to the parental
home of the two gentlemen at Cassville,
remaining over the Sabbath. They re-
port good roads most of the distance.
The social at West Prairie at T. N.
Johnson's last Sunday was well attend
i ed, proceeds of $40 going for interior
Improvements of United Lutheran
shurch. Many autoed from surround
ng points to attend.
Theodore Stout, an old offender,
as brought over from LaFarge charg-
4 by his sister with assault. He was
led $25 in Judge Pollard's court, be-
liz financially embarrassed 10 serving
Dirty days in the county Jail
- Blaine Cade arrived from Pocahon-
tas, Iowa, for a visit with the old folks
at home, having with him his little son,
who is taking treatment from a La
Crosse physician. Blaine is manager
of a municipal lighting plant in Po-
cahontas, county seat town.
Before departure of Mrs. /. ID.
Bennett for her western home, a pic
ME dinner and reunion was given on the
old Annanias Smith homestead, now
owned by Druggist Johnson. And
there gathered goodly number to re-
new memories of younger days.
-Chiropractic was discovered eight
cen years ago by DR.. d. d. Palmer. 1t
was developed by B. ]. Palmer, d. c.,
Phi. c. 1t was brought to your city
eighteen months ago by Otis E. Cronk,
ID. G. 1t is here to stay. Spinal anal
ysis free. Cronk & Willard, Chiroprac
tors, Suite 2, Phone q, over Stoll &
Groves.
Chris HOMESTEAD arrived home from
Norway on Thursday last, reporting a
glorious four months stay in the old
country. Americans, he says, are in
evidence everywhere there this year.
He learned of the foreign war while in
midocean. Mr.. HOMESTEAD says his
steam ship lines have given him author
ity to commence again the sale of tick
cts to Norway, Sweden and Denmark,
and he will be pleased to issue tickets
and give any information at his COM