Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-01

Saturday next is the Fourth.
Let Lillis do your work for you.
-lns1re with John Dawson & Co.
Get your paints at O. E. Davis
drug store.
Special 9Th sale of children's dress,
es at Rogers.
Mrs. w. A. Curtis visited her par
ents near Readstown.
Elmer Davis is assisting in the Tu.
bus store at Melvina.
See the Bull tractor at Chas. S.
Slack & Co.'S, for 1885.
One Lacrosse pivot axle eultivator
left at Chas. So Stacks.
Melrose wagon beds win be higher
in price after July 4th.
-All kinds of good clothes wringers
at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
--Towner's for the best of everything
in Fourth-of-Juiy supplies.
See the Two-in-one power washer
at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
Protect your stock from flies by
using Hygeno. o. E. Davis.
"A few more Foster metal coops at
Chas. S. Slack & Company's.
Use Nyal's face cream for tan and
sunburn: price 25c. O. E. Davis.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Very low prices before the 4th on
ladies' summer dresses at Rogers.
Mrs. S. B. LilIis went to Tomah to
see her father, who is critically i'll.
Mrs R. B. Hoyt was half-week
visitor sith her sister, Mrs. Ed. Lind.
Sky rockets, Roman candles, pin
wheels and colored fire at o. E. Davis.
Ladies' guaranteed rain coats, blue
and tan, 81. so and S4.75 each. Rogers.
"a. mems Packard and Oxfords in
tan and black 81 so. Roman & Felix.
"A 2-cylinder 7hp new Indian motor
cycle, to close at 5000. All. Dahl & Co.
Leave orders for blue berries for
canning purposes with Fortney & Hen
ry.
Mems S1.00 straw hats, good val
se while they last at 65c at Roman &
Felix
Miss Margaret McAuley went to
DeSoto for two weeks stay among
friends.
Mrs. w. H. Ledman was in the
eastern section of the county visiting
relatives.
Nice straight tamarack tobacco
poles for sale by the Bekkedal Lumber
Company.
Dora wilsberg left for Melvina to
spend day or two with her cousin.
Amund Olson.
Mrs. F. w. Alexander and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Perkins, were Lacrosse visit
ors on Saturday.
-Jeweler Lillis can do your watch
work and do it right and it costs no
more. Opposite postoffice.
Mrs. M. Madsen returned to her
home in chicago, after a few days vis-
it with her friend, Mrs. o. o. Tuhus
Mems suits that formerly sold up
TO SIS. size 50 to 81, worsteds and cas-
sirnere, only 49, 95. Roman & Felix.
DIR. A. P. MinshaIl underwent an.
other operation at his home last Satur-
day. He is improving in general health.
BY bringing your watch work to
Lillis, is a guarantee of satisfaction
at price that is right. Opposite post
Office.
Use DR.. Hess Panacea for young
chicks II makes bone and muscle.
Price 25 and go cents at o. e. Davis
drug store.
II am prepared to take in ard do
dressmaking. Shop at Thos. Thospson' &
residence in old McMichael block. Miss
Anna Legler.
Remember Chas. S. Slack & Com
pany have the Monitor, Acorn, Sum
mitt, Home, Princess and the Range
Eternal in steel ranges.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company have
just unloaded their third car of Deering,
Milwaukee and Champion mowers,
rakes, tedders and binders.
During late electrical storm l..
F. Miller of Retreat lost four choice
young two-year-old cows. Lightning
performed the destructive work.
Julius Jackson has sufficiently re-
covered from his long illness to permit
of visit to his parental home at Spar
ia, where he has been for some days.
The district court Of Ramsey coun-
ty, Minnesota, recently granted de-
bree of absolute divorce to Viroqua par
ties, Mrs Louisa Stevling and Lem Stew
ling.
The B. of A. Yeomen viii have a
very important lodge meeting July g.
Every member must be present at this
meeting. After lodge there win be a
public dance
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis and
daughter Trixie came from EIgin, IlIi-
nois, to renew friendships FOR few
days. They find many greetings among
former neighbors.
Mrs. Charles MeDermott went to a
La Crosse hospital for treatment on
Sunday. She lateley returned from at.
tendance upon the funeral of her moth
er in Barron county.
Alderman A. s. Nelson Is nursing a
bad eye, caused while working at the
city crasher, small particle of flying
rock striking in the optic. Nothing
serious, yet very painful.
-Neighbors of w. C. Miller, whose
tobacco shed was burned, barn wrecked
and other damage from last week
wind, met last Saturday and gave him
a boost in repairs and making over.
"A thoughtful exchange asks how
many of the young graduates that have
Just been turned loose to face a cold
world, really realize that they are now
up against the stern realities of life.
Druggist Otto E. Davis has the dis
tinction of being the first Yiroqua pur-
chaser of q Paige-Detroit automobile
1t is FIVE passenger touring, large and