Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-08-05

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Try Nyals' Shampoo Jelly, price
25c. 0. E. Davis.
Colonel Morley will appreciate your
vote for county clerk at theprimary.
John W. Marshall of Viroqua has
been granted pension of SIS pei
month.
If you have a good farm for reas.
enable price Davidson & Thayer viii
buy it.
William Rumsey of Newton has
purchased the Steve Mills farm in JEFF.
ferson.
Mrs. T. R. Brent of Hinsdale, ILL.
nois. is visiting her sister, Mrs. o. G.
Munson.
ALI mems straw hats from 81 up at
half price, panamas excepted. Stoll
& Groves.
u, E. Shreve is passing few days
at the old home territory in Greenwood
and Hillsboro.
Remember we still have a few
spring suits to close out at half price.
Suttle & Tate.
Miss Ruth Davis of Milwaukee is
passing a week with her college friend,
Hope Munson.
Vote for little women. Come in
and Wen tell you what we mean. Wigs
Furniture Store.
Mrs. John P. Riley and daughter
are here from 0nalaska visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Geo. Griffin has opened up horse
shoeing in the Holverson brick shop
on lower Main street.
-Thayer & Davidson are buying and
selling farms right along. Better let
them buy or sell for you.
Girls wishing to learn the millinery
trade please make application soon for
fall business. Ethel Atwood.
When you want to build silo it
will pay you to come in and see US.
Bekkedal Lumber Company.
Mrs. Grace Horton-Tucker f
Montfort j visiting relatives d
friends in and about Viroqua.
Alfred Hauge and mother left yes
terday for Crookston, Minnesota, for
three weeks visit with relatives.
Three big days of Rcman & Felix
clearance sale still remain. Don't fail
to share in the wonderful bargains.
-Wanted-A thousand people to see
the Kathlyn pictures and that big. pro-
gram at the Air Dome Friday night.
Emil Erickson and family were in
the city to pass Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Perkins, coming by auto.
Hon. Roger Williams of Hillsboro
has gone to his native home in the state
of New York to pass several months.
MIR. A. T. Jordan, candidate for
member of assembly, was in Viroqua
and other sections of the county look
ing mp his interests during last week.
Theodore Stoleson returned from a
Lacrosse hospital, where he was sue
cessfully operated upon for appendicitis.
-Viroqua Royal Neighbors are pos
SCISSORS of fine new outfit of para
phernalia. and are proud of their
achievement.
Mrs. Salome Miller returned from
Chicago and Milwaukee, where she Wis
tied her children. Her daughter, of
Sparta, is now with her.
DIR. Edward Emerson, optometrist.
Eyes examined. Glasses scientifically
fitted. Viroqua Hotel on Saturdays.
Residence phone 424l. Viroqua, Wis.
George Zitzner is hobbling about
on crutches, having one of his legs
pinched in an agricultural machine.
That's preferable to having ones "leg
pulled"
An eclipse of the sun will take
place August q, which will be total in
parts of Europe and Asia and partial
in America. 1t will be observed in this
country shortly after sunrise.
I'm Rusk county, in the northern
part of the state, Dorson Jordan was
drowned while in bathing. He was a
brother of Timothy Jordan of Valley,
who went there to attend the funeral.
-Chiropractic was discovered eight
cen years ago by DR.. ID. d. Palmer. 1t
was developed by B. j. Palmer, d. c.,
Phi. C. 1t was brought to your city
eighteen months ago by Otis E. Cronk,
ID. C. 1t is here to stay. Spinal anal
ysis free. Cronk & Willard, Chiroprac-
tors, Suite 2, Phone q, over Stoll &
Groves.
Local stockholders in La Crosse
Equity packing plant have shipped two
car loads of live stock to that institu-
fall regular buyer will be located here.
Until that time arrives all stockholders
who may have animals for sale should
see or telephone Toilet Hetland, who
will look after the matter. He lives a
mile north of town, phone number 4151.
Mr. Henry Aker arrived on Sunday
from Missouri for an indefinite stay
with relatives and old neighbors. He
tells the CENSOR that they are expert
encing quite an extensive drowth in
Missouri this season, grains generally
yielding net more than half crop.
Hay is now SIC per ton and many farm
ers are forced to feed their stock. Mr..
Aker and Henry Silbaugh are counting
on attending homecoming IN the
state of Ohio the latter part of this
month.
Judge Bancroft of Richland Center,
candidate for United States senator,
passed through the city coming and GO
ing to Lacrosse, where he went to con-
suit with political friends. At Sparta
Friday night he addressed a large gath
ering of people. Judge Bancroft talks
in enthusiastic terms of his chances for
winning. He will doubtless speak here
before close of the primary contest.
Candidate Bancroft was accompanied
by his wife and son.
j. Henry Bennett spent most Of
last week looking over Monroe county
with reference to his senatorial candi-
dacy, returning home greatly pleased
with what he found there. He goes to
Jackson county this week. Mr.. Ben
nett's platform of principles meets
with approval with all classes of peo-
pIe. In this respect at least he has
great advantage over his opponent,
Senator Teasdale, who was a member
of the two past legislatures, and un-