Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-09-16

Vernon County Fair is on in full blast
and only ''black-eye" from the wealth
er man will keep it from being one of
the best ever. Exhibits in all depart
ments are large ard of superior quality,
Che free attractions are of the best,
Midway" is simply a wonder, and the
race program will surpass any ever Of
fered at Vernon's Fair. Come out and
help to make it the success which it
merits.
"A few buggies at reduced prices at
Slack's.
Binder Irvine at Chas. S. Slack &
Company's.
Miss Beatrice Coffiand is with Rich
land Center relatives.
Miss Dorothy Trowbridge was the
guest Of Lacrosse friends.
"A very choice residence lot for sale.
Inquire of Ethel Atwood.
Use Nyal's handy lotion for ehapped
face and hands. o. E. Davis.
Use Nyal's stone root compound
for kidney troubles. o. E. Davis.
NyaPs Figsen are laxative tablets
that are pleasant to take. O.E. Davis.
Miss Ada E. Smith returned to
Waukegan, Illinois, to renew Der teach
ing work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stevens are
off for St. Louis to spend holiday from
asylum duties.
For sale. several good farms all
well located and prices right, By Dav-
idson e Thayer.
did you ever see a better line Of
steel ranges than those at Chas. S.
Slack & Cerpany's, neighbor?
Carl A a3srson's pacing horse,
Earl A, won fast race at Sparta,
taking three heats, best time 2:lS
Miss Blanche Running came home
for an over-Sunday visit She is kim
dergarten teacher in the Sparta schools
Miss Katherin Lindemann went to
st. Paul to attend the wedding of a
friend and to act as one of the brides
maids.
Mr.. L. L. Skrede returned from
the hospital, weak but thankful. His
was one of the very serious appended
tbs cases.
Mrs. Maud Baldwin Kennel and
son, departed for their new home in
Texas, where Mr.. Remmel has been for
some months.
w. F. McClurg, one of or young
farmers with a university training,
judged cattle, sheep and swine at last
weeks Sparta fair.
Mrs. Mary Ady returned from a
visit to her son Will at MENDOZA, ILL.,
nois. The latter returned with his
mother to pass fair week
Harry, eighteen year old son of
Harry Dyer, was drowned in one of
the Madison lakes. The Dyers were
former residents of DeSoto.
Narcotics Knutson, accompanied by
his father, went to Indianapolis to en-
ter university and take up the study
of electrical and civil engineering.
Miss Ollie Helgeson, who passed
four years in Washington, d. c., with
relatives, arrived home last week and
\ ill remain here with her father, A.. d.
delgeson.
Mr.. E. Grumbach, the well-known
furrier is in our city again. His fault
less record recommends him to any
first-class lady. Notify Lund, the tall
or, of your fur wants.
Miss Myrtle Shanks, who has been
private secretary to President Cotton
of Lacrosse normal school for the past
three years, left here on Monday for
Boston, where she enters upon speci-
al course in business college.
Mr.. E. M. Nichols and family have
moved from this city to the old Andrew
Larson farm at Dudley. The place
was bought some time ago by DR.. Hen
derson of Stoughton. Mr.. Nichols is
brother-in-law. Many improvements
have been made about the farm and
buildings, stocked and provided with
equipment.
-Chss. S. Slack & Company have a
special tractor hitch and hand lever for
the Emerson and Lacrosse gang and
sulky plows so that the man on the
tractor can raise or lower the gang or
sulky from the tractor seat, thus maxi
ing It one man pillow outfit equal to a
five-mule team in result, at much less
expense for fuel, as either distillate or
kerosene can be used with gasoline to
start.
II. E. StoIl and George Schroeder
sold Charlie Chase's place four miles
northeast Of Viroqua to j. F. Chitwood,
taking in exchange his building and
mercantile stock at Towerville, which
has the effect Of consolidating store
business at that point, as they made
sale of the stock to Segert Stevenson
next day. Mr.. Stevenson feels that he
has too much on his hands for one man
and is anxious dispose Of his harness
and hardware lines to some hustiing
business man who could boom business
for Towerville.
Some Of our people have visited DR..
Evenson CT La Crosse and obtained
glasses. They have been repaid for
their trip TO Lacrosse because the doc
tor has the sonveniences and the equip
NJ ent for examining the eyes and then
he has len grinding shop in connect
ion where al his lenses are made. The
saving of time and money, and the sat
isfaction Of taking your glasses home
with you is the inducement. All his
work is guaranteed or money back.
The doctor invites you to visit the lens
grinding shop and see lenses made from
pure crystal. BY the way DR.. Egenson
was highly recommended by the late
Gov. johnson of Minnesota. ADV.