Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-08-19
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Insure with John Dawson & Co.

The best of perfumes at O.. E.
Davis
Fall styles of walk-over shoes.
Stoll & Groves.
Mrs. Prices Canning Company at
Davis drug store.
One Milwaukee corn binder at Chas.
s. Slack & Company.
DIR. F. L. Barney is in the city TAX
ing treatment for sciatica.
Charley Billips was in the city.
He is now travelling salesman.
The second lot of fall and winter
skirts shown at Suttle & Tate's.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Robert Stevens had small tumor
removed from region of the ear.
Col. c. E. Morley asks for your
vote for county clerk at the primary.
Prof. Donald Orput fractured
bore in his hand while out camping.
-Deering corn binders are ready for
you at Chas, S. Slack & Company's.
john Stevens of Stoddard was in
the city for day to see his daughter.
Miss Jane Butt arrived from Cali
fornia for an indefinite visit at the old
home.
Fresh lump lime, Innate and Big
Four pulp plaster at the Nuzum Lum-
Der Yard.
Our first shipment of fall and win
ter suits and coats now on display at
Suttle & Tate's.
Scott Lake returned from the state
of Oregon, where he spent some months
with his parents.
When you want to buy, sell or
trade your farm or residence, remem-
Der the Farmers Land Company.
Now is the time to try out Bull
tractor on that gang pillow. Chas. S
Slack & Company are ready to serve you.
II am prepared to take in and do
dressmaBing Shop at Thos. Thospson' 5
residence in old McMiehael block. Miss
Anna Legler.
Just received carload of Red Wing
linseed oil, Can sell you any quantity
and at the right price. Bekkedal Lum-
Der Company.
= Local candidates are busy looking
over the field, getting line on voters
preparatory to the primary, which falls
on September first
-Paroid roofings sold at the Nuzum
Yard are guaranteed to give the ut
most in wear and general satisfaction.
They never disappoint-
| Special next years terms and $40
discount on one No. III = INV aukee grain
binder set up if taken this week. See
Chas. S. Slack & Company
There is no competition to the Car
DO flexible steel posts, for they are if
ty point carbon and flexible as buggy
spring. Chas. s. Slack & Co.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Dornnie have
returned to Milwaukee after spending
week with M-s and Mrs. Joe Pennei.
Mrs. Pennel accompanied them home.
| The more Thorough one is in look
| ing up The composition. AMI shape Of the
Carlo flexible steel fence posts the
more certain they are to buy of Chas.
s. Slack & Company.
Il. N. Clawater, wife and son de-
parted for their Texas home after spend
/ ing several weeks here and at Liberty
Pole. They went in their Ford auto
mobile, as they came.
Elmer Loyerud returned from the
north. For year he worked in the
mines north of Duluth. He reports it
very dull there, many men out of en-
ployment and generally bard times.
| -Osteopathy is a complete system,
and embraces all non-drug IDEAS in Their
apeutics with spinal adjustment as its
essential keynote DIR. c. d. Mead,
over Blue Front Store. Phone. Office
209, house 312.
Mrs. Joseph Pulyer has taken pos
session of her cottage just finished, one
of the mos complete homes in the city.
1t is constructed of rough brick and
tile, imitation tile roof, all modern in
terror conveniences.
When building fences, putting up a
building or placing timbers any place
| where they decay, did you ever figure
that by using Carbolineum on them
that they would last twice 20 long? 1t
will do it. For sale by @ E. Davis.
During Saturday nights storm elec-
tricity struck in many places. On the
farm of Jacob Amodt north of town a
horse was killed. Also at II. r. Yer
geront's two sheep we're killed under a
tree. In both instances the property
| was insured.
On Sunday surprise party waseiv-
en- in honor of Mrs. Benton Mossholder
at her home near Bloomingdale, about
one hundred and fifty relatives and
friends attending with well filed lunch
baskets and all enjoyed themselves very
much Many useful presents were Civ
en- and also generous purse. Every
body went home wishing her many
more happy birthdays.
Mr.. Arthur Mccall experienced a
very unfortunate accident last Friday.
While handling cement in the ware
house of John E. Nuzum & Sons the
sacks piled high rolled upon him, ten
of them burying him, fracturing one of
his legs twice between the foot and
knee. Mr.. Mccall is accepting the sit
uation philosophically and resting COM
fortably at his home.
Il will certainly consider it great
favor to have the old friends and the
younger voters of the county give me
their votes for the nomination for coun-
ty clerk at the primary election. This
is possibly the last time any soldier of
the great war will ask official favors at
the hands of our county. / would not
seek the place If / felt that there was
any educational or other disqualifica.
ton involved.-C. E. Morley.
One of the most interesting plays
of the present theatrical season viii be
presented at the Opera House, Friday.