Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-09-23
Insure with john Dawson & Co.


DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
New coats in all the latest styles
and materials at Roman & Felix
New silks and dress goods in all
the leading shades Roman & Felix.
Now is the time to buy your wool
bats, 72x9O special 81. rs at, Roman e.
Felix
Fresh lump lime, Innate and Big
Four pulp plaster at the Nuzum Lum-
/ Der Yard.
"A fine dark dspple gray horse FIVE
years old for sale at Chas. S. Slack &
Company's.
Louis Wiganowsky came from his
employment at Waukesha to see home
folks and attend fair.
-0vercoats of all descriptions. The
most complete, up-to-date line to be
found. The Blue Front Store.
Tom Garin received flesh wound
in his chin by falling quite a distance
while working on the new creamery
building.
IS pound sack of 25e coffee in towel
bag for 81 25,ginger snaps pounds for
25c, corn flakes &c per packsge. C. II.
Ostrem.
Repair your roofs for winter. We
have large stock of shingles, and you
know our price is right. Bekkedal Lum-
Der Company.
We have sold the Munsing under
wear for twenty years and in all that
time do not recall one dissatisfied GUS
toner. Sold by Rogers.
Rev. .Ramberg of West Prairie tar
ried in the city last night, returning
from Minnesota, where he conducted
mission service on Sunday.
See that New Perfection oil range
with thermos oven, at Chas. S. Slack &
Company's. 1t is a wonder and fuel
bill saver. Special deal now.
-Collegian overcoats for the young
man of taste. Ten different models.
Can suit the most particular in style.
No overcoat quite equal to the Collegi-
an. The Blue Front Store.
Thomas Peterson, correspondent
of Newton Brotherhood Of American
| Yeomen, announces important meeting
! for next Saturday night. and requests
all members to be pr, isent.
Rev, Martin Fins ad passed through
the city, yesterday, going to Lacrosse
hospital to see John o. Nash, who is
critically i'll with pneumonia. The suf-
ferer is prominent citizen Of Freeman
town.
-Osteopathy is complete system.
and embraces 81 isoas irug IDEAS in Their
| apeutics with spinal adjustment as its
essential keynote. DR.. C. d. Mead,
over Blue Front Store. Phone. Office
209, house 3l2.
Mr.. 7. o. Lindevig of Coon, was IN
the city, yesterday. accompanied by his
brother-in-law, Ole Tomter, of Trem-
pealeau, who is making him visit and
naturally wanted to see what the capt.
tai city of Vernon looks like.
| --On Tuesday a demonstration talk
was given before the county training
school by Prot. Brown of the high school
agricultural department. He had one
of his prize-winning Holstein cows on
hand and pointed out the things talked
upon.
Several millions of the most parti-
cular people in the United States wear
Munsing union suits and swear by them
| (not at them They always fit. They
will wear. They don't irritate the skin.
They cover the body perfectly and al
ways stay in place. Sold by Rogers.
Remember the special deal now Of
fered on one new grain hinder and two
mowers, one rake and one Deering hay
tedder if taken at once. Chas. S.Slack
& Company need the room and will give
special discount and next gears terms
without interest on these goods and
any one needing such tools for 1915 can
make good days wages by dealing
now.
On the inside pages of today CEN
SoR will be found page of late foreign
war news, state reviews, proceedings
of the republican and democratic plat
form conventions, etc. Also the open
ing chapters of new continued story,
1.-THE Last Shot, highly interesting
| tale and adventure. These chapters
will extend over several weeks and no
readers will want to miss number con-
tanning them.
Yes" said the good woman, who
was describing the last illness of a
friend, "she was taken suddenly sick
with pantomine poisoning, and four
doctors came to the house and insulted
about her and diagrammed her case
very closely. They decided that she
had eaten some fish or something that
had paragraphs in it, and so they gave
her hypocritical injection of serial
that would destroy the basilica, but it
didn't seem to help any, as she was
soon in a state Of chrome"
Men cannot live independently
among their fellows, as every word and
act has an influence. God has written
upon the flower that sweetens the air,
upon the breeze that sways the flower
upon it's stem, upon the rain drops that
swell the river, upon the dew drops that
refresh the smallest sprig of moss that
rears itse.t in the desert, upon the
ocean that rocks every swirl mer in its
channel and every penciled shell that
sleeps in the caverns of me deep as
well as upon the mighty sun which
warns and cheers the millions of crea-
lures that live in its light, upon all
things; 20 man liveth to himself.
Near Coon Valley, last Wednesday,
one of the Oldest residents of that vi
cinity passed away, Mr.. Joseph Weis-
haupt, aged nearly 81 years, born in
Germany, coming to this section fifty
years since, rearing good family. The
remains were brought here Monday
evening and inferred in the city ceme-
terry. Southeastern bearing the funer-
al party not arriving till eight o'clock
the service followed Rev. o. o. Sow
de- conducted the brief ceremony and
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