Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-15

expenses this trifiing matter doubtless
cost all parties interested nearly OF
quite 500. Does that kind of financier-
ing pay? Is it sane policy?
Farmers say oats are rusting in
some sections.
Miss Fay Smith spent week with
Lacrosse friends.
Mrs. Ed. Lind spent a day with
her sister at Viola.
See the new Mallory hats for men,
at Stoll & Groves.
Mrs. Prices Canning Company at
Davis drug store.
Golden West flour, per barrel 81. 20
at Ostrem's store.
Fay Sherrick had business in La
Crosse the first of the week.
Mrs. C. S. Dickson paid visit to
her son Frank at Riehland Center.
Miss Ethel Nuzum is home from
Terre Haute for summer vacation.
Mrs. Henry Graham visited her
sister, Mrs. Hobe Groves, at Ross.
Miss Bregetta Owen of Milwaukee
is visiting at the Chas. Shannon home.
For the warm days wear a Stoll &
Groves Palm Beach suit and keep cool.
Have you looked at the new line of
rings at Lillis'? Its worth your while.
We have a few good customers
for well located farms. Thayer & Dav-
idson.
Dance at Running's hall Friday
night. Music by VirOqua 5-piece or
chestra
"A little son of Thos. P. Thompson,
while visiting in the country, suffered
fractured arm.
Mrs. Azariah Brown has as visitors
at her home Mr.. and Mrs. Paluza, rela-
tives from South Dakota.
Say boys, little of Bankers Anti
septic on your feet will destroy all Of
fensive odor. All druggists.
If you want 10 buy or sell your city
or farm property call on Martin B.
Davidson or j w. Thayer.
We handle Psroid roofings, the best
prepared roofing on the market. Priced
right. The Nuzum Lumber Yard.
Merchant Ed. Wig and T. c. Knud-
son ars putting in good time at haying
and corn cultivation on their Ontario
farm
Mrs. C. T. Brye and children of
Newry, we're guests at the Brye home
stead west of town and relatives in this
city.
knights Pythias hall is nearing
completion in 0strem's new block, will
probably be ready for occupancy in
August
The public dance in 10. Deters'
new barn was big Saturday night af-
fair, giving much pleasure TO both town
and country folks.
I -Chas. S. Slack, Mack Hiles, Oscar
Bohn and Crons & Willard are recent
purchasers of benzine buggies from the
local Ford garage.
John Nederloe, a former Tower
vile boy has been nominated for sher-
iff in the county in which Minot is To-
Gated in North Dakota.
1t costs no more and generally not
las much to get your watch repaired by
S. B. Lillis, jeweler. When he repairs
it, you can rest assured it is correct.
Opposite postoffice.
Miss Hoon was over from Lacrosse.
She recently met a sister in New York,
who came to join in the work of city
nursing, making three sisters engaged
in the same useful occupation.
Mrs. John Hammond came from
Zion City to visit relatives and friends
at Red Mound and in this city. She
was accompanied home by Mrs. Hattie
Morrison and Miss Carroll Reed.
We handle the Atlas Portland CO.
ment-the standard from which other
makes are measured. Be sure you ask
for the Atlas 1t works easier and
goes farther. The NuzumY Y ard.
&C. A. Parker spent Sunday in La
Crosse with his wife and infant son.
The boy is receiving hospital treatment
there, and friends will be gratified to
learn that he is substantially improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Proctor ar
rived home after being absent in Cali
fornia for six months. They joined the
elder Proctor family at Zumbrota, Min
nesota, coming by automobile on Sun
day.
"A pleasant and profitable gather
ing was that held by W. C. T. u. men,
bers at the county farm, week since.
A literary program was presented, re-
freshments served and general good
time enjoyed.
--Osteopathy is a complete system,
and embraces all non-drug ideas in Their
apeutics with spinal adjustment as its
essential keynote. DR.. G. ID. Mead,
over Blue Front Store. Phone. Office
209, house 312.
Col. c. E. Morley arrived home
from Waukesha sanitarium on Satur-
day morning and feels that he secured
much relief and with continuation of
careful dieting hopes to retain his i'm
proved health.
--ars. T. T. Sanwick, son Otto and
daughter Marie, and Mrs. Carlos Bu-
chanan and son Kenneth autoed to
Waterloo, Iowa, to be guests Of Mrs.
Sanwick's sister, Mrs. T. l.. Tollefson,
for two weeks.
When building fences, putting up a
building or placing timbers any place
where they decay, did you ever figure
that by using Carbolineum on lA.cm
that they would last twice as long? 1t
will do it. For sale by o. E. Davis.
Mrs. Moe and son Allen of Heron
Lake, Minnesota, spent Monday in vi
roqua. They joined DR.. Moe in Chica-
90 Tuesday and journey to New York,
taking ship for London where the doe
tor will attend medical convention.
Read all the ads. Every advertis-
er asks for your patronage and he de-
serves it because he appreciates it. A
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