Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-06-09
Boost Friday night. opera Electr.

Boost Friday night. Opera Electric
New bungalow and house dresses
this week at Suttle & Tate's.
Appetizer shipment of ladies' wash
skirts just in at Suttle & Tate's
The Mother" film which were de-
layed this week will be shown next
week Thursday.
Paint is cheaper than wood. For
inside and outside paints see o. E. Dav.
is. Ey4r try Chi Gamei?
Mrs. Ed. Lind is enjoying vaca-
tion from express duties this week,
spending the time at Minneapolis.
There will be an ice cream social
next Sunday afternoon, June -, at
Mike Shannan's, West Prairie, Every
body invited.
Fresh cement and plaster just re-
ceived. Come in and get our price.
Our motto: "Small profit and quick
sales" Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Through the Thayer & Davidson
agency, Pearley Hay traded his 100 acre
farm twelve miles west of Viroqua for
the new Severson hotel in Westby.
Sparta and Viroqua high school
teams crossed bats at the fair grounds
last Thursday in the last game of the
season, our boys winning by score of
to 5.
Il wish to announce to the public
that am prepared to do auto livery
work at all hours, day or night, at rea-
sonable prices. See me at Hotel Fort.
ney or telephone 126. Isaac Lsvold.
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Earl Claywater, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Claywater, graduates from a
medical college at Galveston, Texas.
His high gradings enabled him to Sc
cure position as inferno at large
Philadelphia hospital.
-Viroqua now has new and 10c
store, Anton Olson having rented the
Gund block and installed new stock
of these popular goods. He. carries a
large and varied line of useful articles
and invites the public to call and inspect
his store.
We note by the Cashton Record
that Contractor Young is busy fixing
up The Front street pavement. The
street is now being torn up with spikes
that are fastened to the wheels of an
engine. The idea is to loosen up and
remove the top dressing, then put on
another, and one that will set properly.
Prof. Brown and wife and Obert,
Chester and Edna Hauge had a very
narrow escape from injury or death
while motoring in Lacrosse last Sun
day. Obert Hauge was driving the
car, and through failure of the crossing
gong to ring, had driven almost onto
the Burlington track before discovering
that a train was approaching. He
made miraculously quick stop and the
train just scraped the front of the car,
demolishing the tenders, lamps and ra-
diator.
On Thursday and Friday, June 18th
and 18th, the Commercial club of
Richland Center will unite with the
Richland County Experiment Associ-
alton and accompany Prof. Norgard
through the county and assist in hold
ing series of brief meetings at the
farm homes of some dozen or more
farmers, aiming to reach every COM
munity in the county with good educa-
iional meetings. This is q splendid
movement with great possibilities for
good, and we hope to see it emulated
by other communities.
Some bargains in used machines at
Caas. S. Slack & Co.'S: One II b. D.
portable Case steam engine with steel
trucks, one Is b. p. Rumley steam en-
CINE, good order; one No.2 BirdselI hull
Ter with feeder, good shape; one Medium
Reeves saw mill, three head blocks,
ratchet set works, in file condition and
cheap; one complete Autman & Taylor
thresher outfit in fine condition and at
bargain. This is the chance for some
one starting in the business. Has 20
h. D. A. & 7. engine all overhauled,
36x5G A. q 7. separator, blower with
Mellon hood, Ruth feeder, Peoria weigh
er, 10-barrel galv. thresher tank with
good tank pump and truck wagon, JACK,
belt and all complete and ready to start
out. See US.