Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-06-24
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"A fine assortment of petticoats at
Suite e Tate's.
Strictly pure linseed oil at o. E.
"A handsome new line of laces at
Suttle & Tate's.
Leave your orders for canning cher
ries with A. E. Surenson.
Try a bottle of Nyal's tasteless
castor oil, at o. E. Davis
Heavy rain of Saturday night gave
them high water at Chaseburg.
Master Kenneth Kuebler is at Cass-
viii visiting his grandmother.
One piece wash togs for boys and
girls, q to 5 rnars, at Stoll & Groves. >
Two only IL Deltox floor rug.
Special price this week, $7.25. Rogers.
Editor Hage was up from Westby
on Monday advertising the celebration.
Sky rockets, Roman candles, pin
wheels and colored fire at o. E. Davis. ,
Boosters, get busy. next Mono ay
count will determine who gets the golo
"A big Fourth of July celebration at
Liberty Pole. Watch for program next
week.
If you want your floors to look like
new hard wood floors, Chi-namel them.
o. E. Davis.
-Deering, Milwaukee, Champion and
Eureka mowers at Chas. 5. Slack &
Gompany's.
Buy your presents of Lillis and you
always get the best on the market.
Opposite postoffice.
II have nice lot of medium priced
Virocua houses for sale at reasonable
prices on easy terms. j. w. Thayer.
Monarch, Harvard, Bon Ami and
New Perfection oil stoves and ranges,
at Chas. S. Slack & Company's.
George LaFlash of Springville de-
parted for an extended visit with his
brother and sister in Nebraska.
Mrs. M. Madsen and Miss Dora
Wilsberg of Chicago arrived Saturday
for visit at the o. o. Tuhus home.
Vacation. Picnic party. Ansco
camera. Snap Then let Jasperson de-
yelop the film and print the pictures
-Caloric furnaces on trial and guar
anteed to use less fuel with greater eff
ficiency at Chas S. Slack & Companys.
Mrs. Henry Running was at Mil
waukee to witness graduation OF her
daughter Blanche from normal school.
Don't be misled, but come in and
get our prices on barn boards or any
other building material. Bekkedal Lbr.
Co.
Roman & Felix mid-season sale
closes June 80. Five more buying days
left. Come and get your share of the
bargains.
-Revs. Halvorson of Westby, Eijka-
rud of Cashton, with their wives. were
Joy riding through this section last
evening
: --Nuzum & Sons are placing in po-
sition a new set of heavy weigh scales
at their lumber yard for personal and
public use.
Repair your roofs before the spring
rains. Bekkedal Lbr. Company can
supply you with roof cement as well as
shingles and paint.
-Messrs. H. L. Gardner and T. O..
Mork are at Madison attending grand
lodge of Beavers. Also ]. H. Sherrick
represents Cashton Colony.
An incipient blaze in the rear of
jackson & Longwells meat market did
little damage because early discovered
and water quickly applied.
See the Prout tobacco hoer made in
Massachusetts for Tennessee, Virginia,
Kentucky and all tobacco growing dis
tricts at Chas. S. Slack & Company's.
Frederick Trowbridge and Walter
Kuebler left on Monday for two
WGGhS VII luG CIidiii vi HINES near
Waupaca, where they join the Y. n. C..
A. boys camp.
John Glimsdale of Harmony. and
ole A.. Larson of Nottingham Ridge,
j. Marion Allen of Webster, were
among our farmer constituents who had
business in town on Monday.
DIR. and Mrs. A. P. Minshall re-
turned from La Crosse on Saturday.
The doctor is reported as greatly i'm
proved, but will yet be confined to his
home for some time to come.
The remains of Miss Jessie Norris
arrived from Kansas City on Thursday
evening, funeral services Friday from
the home of B. F. Norris, interment in
the Norris cemetery lot. Rev. -. E.
Cooke conducted the services.
--Cronk & Willard, Chiropraetors.
Chiropractic is science separate and
distinct from medicine, surgery or os-
teopathy and is the only science which
corrects the CAUSE of disease by spinal
adjustment. Call and talk over your
case with US. Analysis free. Over Stoll
& Groves. Phone q, Viroqua, Wiscon-
sin.
Mrs. Ida Swiggum-J ohnson was
married at st. Paul week ago to Mr..
Nels Nelson of Barron county. They
went to the Nelson home at Barron for
q few days, then came here and will
remain at the brides home south of town
till next fall, moving to Barron county
at that time.
-Neighbors and friends of the Lars
Rusdal family, who mourn the recent
death of wife and mother, demonstrate
ed their sympathy by assembling at
their home on Asbury Ridge. last Sun
day, and surprising them with the pre-
sentation of purse of $3.50. Over 200
people were present. Mr.. Rusdal and
children have deep appreciation of good
nsss of their neighbors and give this
public expression of such.
MIR. Kenneth Smith and Miss Doris
Dyson, for few days, entertained at a
Maple Dale house party in honor of
school friends. The guests were Miss
es Clara Molitor of Fond du Lac, Bls nche
McNess of Minneapolis; Messrs. Harold
Lewis of Fond du Lac, Claude Shannon
of Westby, Katharine Lindemann, Cath
crime Munson, ALBION Lindemann and
Ralph Nuzum. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Moen chapeconed the party.
CENSOR subscribers will be pleased
to read from Norway, the letter which
appears in today's paper, written by
Rev. and Mrs. Finstad of Folsom, who
are reviewing scenes across the Allan
tic, in the mother country. It is a bit
significant and gratifying to know that