Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-06-17

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-Hole-proof hosiery at Stoll &
Groves.
Mr.. C. o. Homstad of Newry was
in town Saturday.
Maple 2x6 and 2xs shed stock for
sale by j. w. Thayer.
Mrs. Oscar Baldwin was at Sparta
for a week with her sister.
See our color cards before selecting
your paint o. e. Davis.
Barn paint at Soc per gallon in 5
gallon cans. o. E. Davis.
Try that new drink .'Alfa Lusa'' at
the 0ptimo. You'll want more.
FOR quick sale one lot ladies' new
spring suits. Choice this week $500
Rogers.
z--Mofs than three hundred Fords
giving Satisfactory service in Vernon
county.
Read notice of reduced prices by
Rogerson & Dahl elsewhere on this
page.
*. & E.. one piece wash toys, for
boys and girls, ages q to 5, Stoll &
Groves.
IF il is Stoughton truck with hol-
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Slack & Company.
Ladies morie suits, black, navy and
copenhagen. This week only, choice
$500. Rogers.
Mrs. Olaf Haugen and children
went to Minneapolis to spend some time
with relatives.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company have
Just received another shipment of the
Foster coops and breeders.
Miss Alma Olson returned from
Minneapolis, where she had employ
ment for several months.
20. L. Sommers of Mound Park is
taking treatment in Prairie du Chen
sanitarium for rhematism.
If you want reliable medicine for
coughs, colds, catarrh or rheumatism.
get Bankers. All druggists.
Miss Ethel Hamilton arrived home
from Souix City, Iowa. closing her sec
.ond years school work there.
The Misses Kate Goodell, Tilda ON
undson and Clara Glenn are in Madison
attending university commencement.
Vacation. Picnic party. Ansco
camera Snapl Then let Jasperson de-
velop the film and print the pictures.
-Lucius Favor is absent from bust
ness for few days taking in the sights
of Milwaukee, Chicago and other places.
Henry 7. James and bride motored
from Retreat section to be present at
the alumni banquet on Friday evening.
External and internal improve
ments and decorations have been go
ing forth in residence Of c. W. Graves.
Don t be rnisled, but come in and
get our prices on barn boards or any
other building material. Bekkedal Lbr,
Co.
Mrs Willis Marks of De Soto
neighborhood has been visiting at the
homes of A. f. Carmichael and j. ID.
Honaker.
Mrs. Alice Baldwin Bosshard, &C.
companied by her children, of Nation,
are paying visits to the Baldwin homes
in this city.
Repair your roofs before the spring
rains. Bekkedal Lbr. Company can
supply you with roof cement as well as
shingles and paint.
More than one hundred fifty Fords
have been sold and delivered to owners
in our territory during the 1914 season.
A. H. Dahl & Co.
Miss Chrissy Miller came from
South Dakota for visit among friends
She will also attend summer school at
the state university.
Harry Dahl and wife and Mrs. A.
H. Dahl passed through the city on
Friday enroute to Piatteville, the par
entail home of Mrs. Harry Dahl.
Mine Host George Gerlach of Viola
Commercial hotel, together with John
Koch, left home for a trip across the
ocean, reviewing scenes in Germany,
the fatherland.
Mrs. Dora Stevens Bowman was
operated upon at Aberdeen for appen-
dicitis. She was expected home for a
visit with her parents about the date
notice of her operation was received.
Druggist and Mrs. Otto e. Davis
have elected location for new home,
having purchased from Fred Eckhardt
the residence first west of G. w. Graves
place, now occupied by James Waldron.
They do not expect to build thereon this
season.
Miss Bessie Potts who is demon
strator throughout the state for the
Ohio Varnish Company, received word
that she had been awarded SIS in gold,
first prize as demonstration, and win
represent the company at the San Fran
cisco exposition the coming year.
-Cronk G. Willard, Chiropractors.
Chiropractic is a science separate and
distinct from medicine, surgery or os-
teopathy and is the only science which
corrects the CAUSE of disease by spinal
adjustment. Call and talk over your
case with u.s. Analysis free. Over Stoll
& Groves. Phone q, Viroqua, Wiscon-
sin.
George Clements,a son; Peter Glenn
ents, a brother; of Pleasant ridge, were
summoned to Lacrosse by the death of
George Clements, senior, who died at
the home of a daughter on June 9,
aged rs years Infirmities Of old age
are given as cause of death. He was
q former resident of this section. Five
sons and daughters, and two brothers
survive. Funeral and interment were
at Lacrosse, number from this section
attending.