Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-01

ATTEND school meeting MONDAY
evening next.
Buy your fireworks from Towner
and celebrate right.
Mrs. j. E. Cooke and children are
visiting relatives at Duluth.
Champion mowers. rakes and bind
ers at Chas S. Slack & Co.'S.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second moor
Ferguson building. Phone sc.
Milwaukee mowers, binders and
rakes at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S
Wade Harrington spent few days
at the Dummer home in Harmony.
"A few more very handsome suits
to be sold below cost at Suttle q Tate's.
-Children's SOC, 55c and 60c straw
hats to close at 39c each at Rogers.
White Way washers warranted for
five years, at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
Third Regiment Band plays for the
great Lacrosse homecoming and Fourth
celebration.
John W. Marshall and daughter
Pearl are visiting relatives at Stoddard
and Genoa.
w. C. T. u. will meet with Mrs.
POWELL at the County Farm next Tues
day July7
Rogers Dry-Goods store closed
Saturday, July 4th--open Friday even
ling, July 3rd.
| -Cushnan, Sandow, Waterloo Boy,
Monitor, Emerson engines at Chas. S.
Slack & Co.'S.
Remember the. name Lillis when
you need your watch repaired. Oppo-
site postoffice.
You can celebrate at DeSoto, Lib
erty Pole, Westby, LaFafge, Hillsboro,
Viola, Soldiers Grove.
Deering tedders, Deering rakes,
Deering mowers, Deering binders at
Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
Ladies, that offensive odor from
/ perspiration entirely cured with Bark
er's Antiseptic. All druggists.
Here are good values, 25c pique in
white, black, blue, brown and tan at
Ice per yard at Roman & Felix
We handle Paroid roofings, the best
prepared roofing on the market. Priced
fright. The Nuzum Lumber Yard.
Mr.. Frank English of Minneapolis
joined his wife and little son for an
over Sunday visit atlthe Joyce home.
Venerable and veteran Mr.. Nye and
Egrandson of Viola, have been guests at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. j. H. Chase.
Just as summer begins not as it
ends we are making very low prices
on the seasons most stylish dresses.
Rogers.
just received carload of Red Wing
| linseed oil. Can sell you any quantity
and at the right price. Bekkedal Lup-
Der Company.
If you intend to buy a watch, you
tor, who has a fine line of standard
makes at right prices.
Mrs. Gertie Wade Hendrickson of
Chicago, is visiting her relatives, the
Pulvers, Harringtons and Fishs' in this
city, her girlhood home.
/ We call your attention to our new
white dress skirts displayed in window.
The materials in these skirts have been
shrunk and sponged. Suttle & Tate.
We handle the Atlas Portland ce-
ment the standard from which other
makes are measured. Be sure you ask
for the Atlas. 1t works easier and
goes farther. The Nuzum Yard
Mrs. R. w. Baldwin and little
daughter Helen departed, Sunday, Tor
visit at the parental home of Mrs.
Baldwin in MonteZuma, Iowa. DR..
Baldwin accompanied them to Lacrosse.
AT late session of fair directors
! 4 was determined to erect new and
m IRE modern quarters for swine exhib-
tiers before the coming fair. The old
penc are badly oiapidated and better
convtuiences are greatly needed.
Lincoln Beachy, the man who flies
upside down, counts loops Of death as
every day occurrences, and who allows
his machine to drop 1909 feet straight
toward mother earth, will be the star
thriller of the 1914 Wisconsin state
| fair. Three times each day on Sept.
Is, 16, IA and Is he will defy death for
the edification of the state fair thous-
ards.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Corbett of
Columbus, Ohio. are spending some
time here visiting the parental home OF
Mrs. Corbett, the Gus Wise home. The
gentleman is railroad man and be tells
the CENSOR that there is serious stag
nation in business, thousands Of work
men laid off and idle at all points in
Ohio and elsewhere, especially among
railroad men.
Judge A. w. Campbell spent Sum
day in Viroqua, guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. G. Boyle. He found many friends
% greet after thirty years absence.
At one time he practiced law here in
company with Walter Field, married
the daughter Of Capt and Mrs. John r.
Cssson. South Dakota has conferred
many honors ana responsibilities upon
him. After Ieti-ing from the ssate
bench he resumed bis professional work