Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-08-19
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See the Range Eternal at Slack's.
-viroqus schools open September Z.
-Children's dresses going at cost at
Suttle & Tate's.
Woody Boy all wool suits for boys.
Stoll & Groves.
Mems straw hats $100 up, one-half
price. Stoll & Groves.
Miss Marion Anderson of Lacrosse
is visiting Miss Edith fainter.
We are showing the Roman stripes
in both silk and velvet. Suttle & Tate.
"A young daughter came to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Nowatney.
Miss Larinda Jens of Appleton is
spending az fortnight with Miss Eva
Slack.
Tobacco lath, shed lumber and
shingles that give satisfaction at the
Nuzum Yard.
Miss Charity Hoyt of Chaseburg,
is in the city guest of Miss Katherine
Lindemann.
Mrs. Name Chase Sperry arrived
from St. Paul to visit Mrs. Dyson and
other friends.
1t is a good time to get a Winner
flaming mill and grader. Chas. S. Slack
4 Company sell them.
Ed Gorsline bought fine Paige au-
tomobile, motoring to Lacrosse with
his family on late day.
Mrs. Carrie Tate of the Suttle &
Tate store, is IN Chicago making selee.
ton of new fall merchandise.
Miss Francis Tate departed for
Spokane to spend some time with her
father and friends in that city.
Saturday next, will occur civil SER
vice examination for the twelve fourth
class postoffices in Vernon county.
September IL will be held at Viro-
qua and LaFarge, examination for rur-
ell carrier to fill vacancy at Chaseburg,
The very latest in Four
in-one, two-In-one and tulip. All styles.
patterns and colors. The Blue Front.
The IL horse Waterloo Boy sold by
Chas. S. Slack & Company is wonder
and will be sold on trial against the
field.
Hazel Cass- Rosebush of App;ston,
is at the parental home for brief time,
or during business visit of her hus-
band to Canada,
The Misses Ida and Berra Sands
mark of Billings, Montana, are visiting
at the home of Alderman A. s. Nelson
and other relatives on Coon Prairie.
-viroqua team will play LaFarge at
the fair grounds Sunday. Each team
has a game to its creoit, and so you
will see real game of ball. Come out.
Five cars Atlas Portland cement
Just received at the Nuzuyn Yard.
This brand goes farther and works cas-
Ter than any other. The price in right.
This time it is Charley Shannon
who ''sets up" the smokers. All be-
cause of the birth of son. Mrs Shan
non is being cared for in La Crosse
hospital.
--Chas. S. Slack & Company are pre-
pared to furnish secondhand gas en-
gines of various sizes from parties wish
ing to trade for Bull tractors. See
them about it.
--Chas. E. Chase of LaFarge, has
accepted management of the dry goods
end of the Coffland department store
at RichIand Center. Charley has the
experience to make good in that big
concern.
Carl j. Berg and Joe Buchanan
have decided to use Carlo flexible steel
fence posts, and 80 will you when you
have Investigated their merits ever
those of all other kinds. Slack & Com
pany sell them.
"A four months-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Hans E. Hanson of Harmony
was brought here for treatment on
Friday last, dying Saturday night.
Funeral was at Zion church on Monday,
conducted by Rev. ]. J. Jacobson.
--Torger Steenson, former Viroqua
clerk, and late manager of the Pickwick
store in Westby, has resigned to open
a clothing business for himself at Osseo,
iii Trempealeau county. MIR. Steenson
merits success wherever placed and his
many friends will wish him all that and
more too.
AT the Air Dome Saturday, "The
Engine of Death" in four reels, Sc
cret service drama with sensation in
every scene. See the spy's first at
tempt baffied by the explosion, the
thrilling race between the express en-
gines and the race to death on the I'M
controlled locomotive. Only and &c
cents.
Not little trouble is on at the
lower city pumping station. While in
the act of taking the pump and casing
from the big well the strong rope used
as a hoist broke, letting the heavy
pump and casing to the bottom. At
tached thereto is 15C feet Of rope. A
good deal of trouble is being expert
enced in removing sane.
Ed. Lind was called to the home of
his sister, Mrs. o. r. Gauper on Vic
tory ridge, that good woman having
suddenly expired on Monday from heart
failure He was accompanied by Mel
win Gauper. Mrs. Gauper had recently
returned from hospital, but not oper
ated upon. She was nearing sjI.g
years old, reared a good family, had
many other relatives, her maiden name
being Lind, one of the old and WE'LL
known families of this county. Much
sympathy is expressed for the husband
and children and other relatives. Flu
neral viii be held at Purdy church on
Thursday at noon.