Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-04-15

! noon. de had placed the mukzie or the
gun ia his mouth, the discharge blow
ing off a part of his head.
There is little question that the un-
fortunate man had an unbalanced mind
for some weeks. ana rhis is the end.
He was an industrious young farmer.
forty years old, born, reared, married
and leaves wife and two children at Red
Mound, both families well connected.
Indeed, it is an affection 70 the kindred
and community.
Buy it because it is a Studebsker
= Use Sal Vet for your stock. o. z
Davis.
The oil stove trade is on at Chas
S. Slack & Co.'S.
Mrs. Garfield of Sparta was guest
of Viroqua friends.
= Four cans Polly Prim cleanser for
25 cents at Sweger's Grocery.
Miss Lottie Riley visited Stoddard,
where she taught for some months
Ole a. Kalvestran was chosen JUS
tice at the late election in Gays Mills
Fred Hayes came from Minneapo-
lis dental college to pass few days at
home.
Three different makes of power
washers and wringers at Chas. s. Slack
& Co.'S.
If you are interested in quality fur
niture, you should read the ad. of E j.
Sveen G Son.
IS. L. Rambol, painter and paper
hanger. Residence at camp grounds.
Telephone $50.
Use DR.. Hess Panacea and Instant
Louise Killer for young and old chick
ems. o. E. Davis.
Cut out borders and oatmeal wall
papers; bath plain and iiguysS st o. E.
Davis Drug Store.
Mrs. A. S. Nelson is in a serious
condition, following four weeks con-
hnement from lagrippe.
Miss Lulu Burlin of Tomah visited
her aunt, Mrs. ] NJ. White and old ac-
qusintances in Viroqua.
An Ideal freless cooker is JOY in
the home. See them at Ches. S, Slack
& Co.'S. and get particulars.
Something new in town The Far
quha pivot axle corn pillow with tobacco
| boeing attachment. See Slack.
See the Gund anchors for windmills,
silos or tobacco sheds at ChaR. 5, Slack
| & Co.'S. Every one needs them.
Readstown has organized for the
bail season. Last year they had team
that reflected credit on the town.
Come and enjoy yourself at the
| last dance of the season IN Running s
hall, Friday, April IL. Good music.
And Pennell Bros. are the latest
victims of the motor bug. They now
drive a beautiful Buick BOT, purchased
from Tuhus & Clark.
See the Studebaker -Four at Lar
son & SelversSn's garage. They are
not sfraid to show you the inside as
well as the outside.
A dance will be given at Newton
hall Friday night, April IL, by Erick
Erickson. Good supper and good mus
c Everybody invited
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Boyle have as
their guests Willis Boyle and wife of
Los Angeles, California. The gentle
men are cousins.
DIR. and Mrs. VIM. NJ Trowbridge
returned Thursday from New York city
where the doctor has been taking more
special work in diseases of the eye, ear,
nose and throat.
j. E Nuzum and wife leave for
! River Falls to visit Mrs. Snodgrass.
| They go to Montana and contemplate
an indefinite stay there with their
daughter and son.
! ne Ef1Gf5Oil Sulhy anu gang HlHN6
have the largest wheels and widest tires
of any riding plOws made, and the best
\ foot lift They run easiest and are
sold on trial. See them at Chas. S.
Slack & Cos.
= Raincoats for ladies, men and boys,
superior quality and styles. Prices low
er than you will find elsewhere. Bought
direct from the manufacturer of the
/ II II No 1nh
| The Blue Front Store.
We invite your inspection of the
largest and most varied line of mems
fine socks ever shown in the city. The
guaranteed kinds, all colors. Lisle,
silk and mercerized, at prices from 10
| cents to so cents. The Blue Front Store.
State Superintendent Cary was in
tha city on Monday, his visit being for
the parl ,se of looking over sites for
p4ogysed county agricultural school.
He conferred with the committee APP
pointed by the board for that purpose.
Nothing definite was done.
AT DeSoto, says the Argus, Louis
A. Larson met with an accident that
might have cost him his eyesight.
While generating his gasolene lights
the can of wood alcohol exploded, the
flaming fluid dashing into Mr.. Larson's
face, inficting some painful burns.
Homer A. Lombard blaw in from
the west on Monday, after visit at
LaFarge. He is located at Bowman,
North Dakota, where he is farming
and cattle ganching. Says they had a
fine winter and spring has opened early
for farming.
Mr.. Nels C. Wig, long a resident
and cooper of Avalanche, has disposed
of his residence property and lands
there to young Mr.. Widner. Mr.. Wig
holds an auction sale of personal effects
today, expecting to spend his future in
travel and among his children.
Judge Mahcney is in Chicago in at
tendance upon national conference TO
discuss market and farm credits, repre-
senting the state Equity association.
President Van Hise, Governor McGov-
ern and many university professors are
to speak at the gathering.
--Chas. S. Slack & Company can fur
nish you the original Tiger tobacco
planter with either the stiff tongue or
the jointed tongue at the same price.
See them with fertilizer attachment
This attachment will pay for the plant
er If used judiciously.
The Methodist society has pur-
chased from Mrs. Jos. Pulyer her desir-
able residence and corner lot south Of
the cDaTen. Part Of the land was de-
sired for church erection. The new
purchase will be used for parsonage
purposes end the old parsonage and