Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-29
Short News Stories of Interest
PcUps Reporters Coming Dongs
Yiroqua and Vicinity
-0at harvest at its height.
week of summer school.


CENSOR office.
Try Nyals' Shampoo Jelly, price
25c. o. E. Davis.
&C. M. Appleman retuned from
northern Wisconsin.
-Thayer & Davidson can sell your
farm or city residence.
-Melrose convertible wagon beds are
in use the year round.
Great reductions on amnocks to
close out, at Towner's.
-Adolph Wolfgram went to Milwau-
kee to accept employment.
See the No. IL Milwaukee grain
binder at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Dach left last
Monday for trip through the west.
Cashier Lathrop of LaFarge paid
business visit to the county seat on
Thursday.
-Stoughton combination racks hre
time and money savers. See them at
Slack & Co.'S.
Paints of all kir9.s carried in stock.
and at the rigbt. price. The Bekkedal
Lumber Company.
Another large shipment of special
bargains for Towners 8 cent sale ex-
pected to arrive soon.
Roman & Felix July clearance sale
is still going on. Many splendid bar
gains waiting for you.
"A young son of Peter Fauske was
brought here from Wheatland for treat
ment for blood poisining.
When you want to build silo it
will pay you to come in and see US.
Bekkedal Lumber Company.
Girls wishing to learn the millinery
trade please make application soon for
fall business. Ethel Atwood.
Mrs John Everson of Nottingham
ridge was removed to Lacrosse hospit-
al and underwent operation.
Mrs. Jens Flikkie of Minneapolis,
accompanied by a son, are paying a Wis
it to the farm of Ludwig Stromsiand on
.Asbury ridge.
White Way hand and power wash
ers are warranted for five years and
sold on thirty days trial. See them at
Chas. S. Stacks.
Carlo flexible steel posts are rust
resisting and the same composition as
the steel railroad rails. Try them. at
Chas. 5. Slack s. Co.'S.
Guy DeGarmo is at Oshkosh attend
ing state meeting of Fraternal Reserve
Insurance Company. He will also visit
Milwaukee on business.
Candidates for office should remem-
\ Der that next Saturday is the last day
upon which they can lawfully file their
papers with the county clerk.
Prof. T. E. Henderson, j. L. Hef-
fernan, ). c. Egan of Wilton and AS
semblyman Fredericks of Kendall were
in Viroqua Saturday on business.
DIR. Ernest E. Chase, former La
Fargo young man, has been appointed
meat inspector in the city of Portland,
Oregon, where he has resided of late
years.
John E. Stoll has added to his farm
possessions in Liberty, having bought
out of the old Nichols farm from 7. l..
Sovercoll 125 acres, giving him half
section in body.
Albert Solgerson is stepping pretty
high Just now, not because he believes
he has the agency for the only make
of automobile, but matter of more
significance, bouncing son at his
nome.
--Chiropractic was discovered eight
cen years ago by DR.. D. 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,
d. c. 1t is here to stay. Spinal anal
ysis free. Cronk & Willard, Chiroprac-
tors, Suite 2. Phone q, over Stoll &
Groves.
Saturday afternoon and evening
called happy gathering to the circuit
parsonage in this city, a birthday
party" arranged by Pastor and Mrs.
Nixon, when the funds necessary to
clear away last of the parsonage in
debtedness were raised, and that made
all concerned happy. Ice cream and
other refreshments were served.
Martin Ellefson, for many years a
Viroqua clerk. died at the family home
stead in Coon on Tuesday last from tu-
berculosis. He was fifty-four years
DID, Funeral was conducted at Timber
Coulee church by Rev. o. 0. Sovde.
He was a brother of Thomas Ellefson
of this city, father to Lillian Ellefson.
Roy P. Bean and wife are moving
to Redfield, South Dakota, where Mr..
Bean has charge of the agricultural af-
fairs of a big 400-acre farm and dairy
herd in connection with state insti-
tuition. His wife will also have man.
agement of the domestic section of the
place. That they may have success at
tend them in the new work will be the
wish of large circle of friends.
Sheriff HOMELAND has a new guest
at the county bastile, Mrs. Lindley, the
woman sentenced to states prison a
week ago, having given birth to a son.
She was retained there by order of the
state board of control till such time as
she was able to be safely taken to the
prison or some other institution. The
sheriff says that inasmuch as it is the
first youngster to have been born in the
new Jail he is will to have it christened
Andrew.
Mr.. Otto H. Fulmer, town of Stark
young man, once clerk in the Bank of
Viroqua, was recently married at Mo-
since to Miss Lutz of that place. The
wedding is described as a largely at
tended and enjoyable affair. Justus
Fulmer, of Stark, father of the groom
was present. Otto Fulmer has held a
number of responsible positions with
extensive concerns since leaving Viro-
qua. He is a young man entirely wor-
thy of confidence. He will be eongra-
tulated On his matrimonial venture.
Mr.. Fred Ecknardt has been pay
ing visit to his brother Adam in South
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