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

eggs. O. E. Davis.
Can you swim? See Cora Beckwith
each afternoon at the fair.
Mrs. ]. B. Trowbridge of Hayward
is visiting Viroqua relatives.
Bradley in sweater means salts
faction to wearer. Stoll & Groves.
Right weather only is necessary to
make certain bangup fair next week.
-Thayer & Davidson are selling
farms right along. Better let them sell
yours.
-Mesdames c. W. Graves and H. F.
Swan are speeding the week in Mime
apolis.
--Barker's remedy for coughs, colds,
catarrh and rheumatism is reliable. All
druggists.
Tobacco lath, shed lumber and
shingles that give satisfaction at the
Nuzum Yard.
Miss Ethel Hamilton went to Sioux
City, Iowa, to nenew teaching in the
city schools.
We have several fine farms on very
easy terms and prices reasonable. Dav-
idson & Thayer.
The Brown families had as their
guests from Chicago. Mrs. Kline and
Miss Emily Bezenek.
Edward A Schmidt went to Re-
treat to build tile and pebble dash res
idence for Ed. Morton.
Earl Truesdale, wife and daughter
went to Readstowa on Sunday to join
Truesdale family reunion.
Lone No. new Birdsell huller with
Hawkeye self feeder, at a bargain if
taken soon, at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
Mrs. Lou. Groves Cook and daugh-
ter depart for their Texas home after
several weeks spent with relatives and
friends.
Misses Huldah and Anna Hauge and
Belva Olson returned to their duties as
students in Michael Russ hospital in
Chicago.
Fine dwelling house and two lots
for sale, also fine implement business
and three lots. Inquire of Chas. S.
Slack & Co.
-Stoughton End Melrose combination
racks and Lacrosse, Stoughton and
.Ruka wagons ana trucks at Chas. S.
Slack & Co.'S.
You had better fix those broken
windows before cold weather sets in.
y. 4; Davis carries complete stock of
regular sizes of glass.
-Paroid roofings sold at the Nuzum
Yard are guaranteed to give the ut
They never disappoint-
DIR. Edward Emerson, optometrist.
Eyes examined. Glasses scientifically
fitted. Viroqua Hotel on. SATURDAYS
Residence phone 4241, Viroqua, Wis.
Miss Hope Munson, last SATURDAY..
departed for Duluth, to accept a teach
ing position. The city of Duluth EN-
ploys 500 teachers 46 schools, 19, 900
pupils.
See the Studebaker easy double
scroll, full elliptic springs hung under
axle; oversize, non-skid tires; los inch
wneelbase, weight 2480 pounds, 40 horse
power.
"A party of Viola hunters, headed
by j. w. Moon, passed through here
in two automobiles. on Sunday, headed
for the chicken territory in Monroe
county.
Miss Esther Stayrem of Lacrosse
passed Sunday in the city. She recent
ly returned from abroad, telling har-
rowing encounters had because of war
strife.
Don't wait until cold weather to
order your storm windows and doors.
Call up the Bekkedal Lumber Company
for prompt service and right price, you
are certain.
You first-prize winners at the fairl
Think how nice picture of your first
prize stock would be. Jasperson, the
photographer, will be on the grounds,
or phone PIG.
purchased in the north by Prof. Brown
of the high school agricultural depart
ment, are much admired by judges of
good live stock.
The Readstown Tribune says little
daughter of Robert Jones was seriously
injured while the father was driving q
team and not being aware of the child's
presence, backed a wagon against her,
knocking her down, one wheel passing
over her chest.
"A hunting party made up of c. G.
Brown, DR.. K. w. Baldwin, Otto Brown,
Geo. A. Groves, Harry Nelson and Mr..
Nerison of Westby, left here on Sat-
urday to spend week prairie chicken
hunting at Meadow Valley. They were
equipped with camping outfit.
Mr.. Tenny and others from Wheat
land have been in the city and report
that the state highway commission has
( definitely located the new road between
the Davis hill and village of DeSoto,
selecting a line south and east of the
present road. 1t is expected work will
soon begin on the same.
in one of the Portage races, last
Friday, two horses under fully speed
collided. Frank Minshall was one of
the drivers. He was thrown several
feet from his bike and was made uncon-
scious for few minutes. No bones were
broken or IN sernal injuries inflicted, al
though he is somewhat bruised and
sore. F. w. Alexander witnessed the
smash-up and marvels that the drivers
and horses escaped humiliation.
Last weeks Leader contained a
roast for the local ball team which it
seems to us is hardly just. In the game
with Gays Mills 1.-THE one in question:
our boys "blew up" in the second in
ming and allowed five runs, no scores
being made after that on either side.
The best ball team in the world occa-
slonally goes to pieces-it is their work
throughout the season which tells the
story. Inasmuch as Soldiers Grove de-
feated GAYS Mills and last Sunday our
boys trounced Soldiers Grove 2 to /, we
think the criticism entirely unmerited.
That Chiropractic has nothing in
common with medicine and surgery is
made evident by talk with rs. That
Chiropractic has nothing in common
with osteopathy is made evident By let
tiers of denial from 10 schools and col
Ieges of osteopathy the American
School of 0steopathy included-the or
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