Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-09-02

roy last week.
Try NyaIs' Shampoo Jelly, price
Use. o. E. Davis.
-Deering and Milwaukee corn bind
sers at Slack & Co.'S. *
Get the Deering corn binder to pick
up that down corn.
Bigger and better than ever-The
Sherman Kelly Stock Co.
Chippewa maekinaws and R-sdlav
sweaters at Stoll & Groves
DE you wans a good Juicy water
amelon- Gel. it at Surenson's.
-Was.i E. Nuzum and family are in
the city, motoring from Tomah.
John DevIin has been spending some
time on his farm near DoSoto.
Mrs. Mary Ady has been visiting
her son, Win, at Mendoza, Illinois.
Miss Vida Norris arrived home Sat-
urday from a months visit at Viola.
One 900 pound Greatwestern separ.
ator at low price, at Chss. S. Slack's.
Miss Hannah jacobson has been
visiting relatives in the country for
five weeks.
Tobacco lath, shed lumber and
shingles that give satisfaction at the
Nuzum Yard.
New No. 6 Birdsell clover hulIer
with Hawkeye self feeder at Chas. S.
Slack & Co.'S.
Soldiers Grove ball team will cross
bats with Viroqua team on our fair
grounds next Sunday.
County normal training school OPP
ened on Monday with attendance that
hills all accommodations.
The first Saxon automobile to enter
Viroqua is owned by Bernard Root, who
has taken the agency.
-Viroqua had decisive trimming up
at ball on Sunday by the Gays Mills
team, who won to 0.
--Gustad's four-p orchestra Of
Sparta, will furnish music three nights
fair week in the Yeomen hall.
Myrtle Larson, Mary Graves and
Mildred Franklin were entertained at
the Bean farm on West Prairie.
M B. Davidson and ]. w. Thayer
have several real bargains in both large
and small farms, to offer on easy terms.
Davidson & Thayer have several
small acreage tracts and lots of good
Viroqua homes for sale, all in the city
limits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miriam Foster are
Nlvery happy parents because they are
liable to entertain q first daughter at
tsheir home.
BUY yonr fountain pens of C. NJ.
Morrison. He has the Parker nom Leak
able, selfstiller fountain gems, lucky
curve feed.
New fall line of the Ralston Health
Shoe just received. These shoes adj
Hertise themselves. None better The
Blue Front Store.
Little girls look on the last page of
this weeks CENSOR and es what s zen
& Son of Westby are going to I've
away to some little girl.
Now is the time to invest in some
of those Carlo flexible steel fence
posts, warranted thirty years or more,
at Chas S. Slack & Co.'S.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hanson, DeVerne
and Leslie Slack were summoned from
their distant homes by the illness and
death of Mrs. Soren Hanson.
DR. Edward Emerson, optometrist.
Eyes examined. Glasses scientifically
fitted. Viroqua Hotel on Saturdays.
Residence phone 4241, Viroqua, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie johnson, Ev-
erett Richmond and wife came from
Omaha to be present at the funeral of
Mrs. Lou Potts. They may all remain
here.
Parties in need of hospital service
will please remember that Viroqus now
has an up-to-date hospital equipped to
oa~o Co. Ill Tia Ufror.sTes. Has.
pital.
You viii never find better roofing
than Monarch. Practically ire-proof,
will not crack, covered by an ancondi-
tional guarantee. Sold by Anderson &
Sauer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Anderson and
daughter Sadie, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Swenson autoed to Ferryville last
Saturday, returning on Sunday in. the
aatter's car.
Mrs. Herb F. Swan arrived from
California to pass some time in this her
old home, after an absence of twenty
years or more. She has many relatives
in and about Viroqua.
Miss Susie Larson came home from
Red Wing, where she took training as
a nurse in, a hospital She will remain
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Erick Larson, for month.
Officers of the fair give assurance
that the races this year viii be well
filled and by good class of horses.
One of the assurances is the fact that
no other fair will be held in this part
of the state, it being state fair week.
Now is the time when stock rum
ning in pasture eats the eggs and larvae
which forms worms and by using Sal
Vet now you can prevent the formation
of worms and keep your stock in the
best of condition for fall and winter.
For sale by o. E. Davis.
During Monday nights storm one
If IN, team of work horses owned and
.sed by w. F. Stricken was killed by
liz ling in the lot in the rear of Mr..
Stricker's barn. T b e animal stood
with its head ever wire fence when
stricken down. The beast was insured
and loss win be thus partially met.
City authorities caution automobile
drivers against turning cars except at
the intersection of streets, where their
movements may be seen from all d.
rections. Also to drive their machines
ON the right side of streets and face all
in one direction when hating tempo
rariiy or for longer period. If pro-
perIy observed these regulations may
avoid many accidents.