Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-06-02

-Chas. Major and family of LaFarge
were here over Sunday.
Mics Mary Webb is visiting at
West Salem and Menomonie.
Mrs. Davig has moved into the Lar
son building on Main street.
Farmers, watch the special prices
on black board at Thayer's.
i'm a class by itself, Lyman H.
Howe's travelogue, June Is.
"A new arrival of beautiful patterns
in cheap wall paper at Towner's.
All colors of alabastine and mures-
co carried in stock by o. E. Davis.
Harrison Smith of Sparta was with
viroqua comrades for Memorial day.
Miss Blanche Nichols returned from
her teaching work near Chaseburg.
Mrs. George Griffin has been among
Viola and LaFarge relatives and friends.
Harry Dennis sold his residence
property and expects to move to farm.
Auction sale of household effects
at the old Nichols home next Tuesday.
Farmers, If you like open competi-
tion in prices on what you buy, go to-
Thayer's.
Miss Hazel Nichols resumes her
place in Towner's store after months
vacation.
Mrs. E. A. Wigginton and grand
daughter Helen are at Grand Rapids
visiting relatives.
Miss Matte Smith came from Osh-
kosh and is among friends and relatives
in this her old heme.
Mrs. Ella Wyman- Brewer is max
ing her mother visit, having come
from her eastern home.
Wool has commenced to move.
The price is 25c to 27c, about SC higher
than the opening last -ear.
Unfortunate was the loss of horse
by Will F. Morrison, also his son Carl
had a colt die on the same day.
Mrs. Jennie Hockenberry has Sc
cured a position in the state home for
feeble minded at Chippewa Falls.
White House teas and coffees are
money. Sold by A. +. Surenson.
If you want to clean up that room
and make it sanitary, whv not give it
coat of fiat paint? o. E. Davis.
Mrs. Hazel Terbune, dressmaker,
located over Davis drug store. Phone
No. 326. lift. i
-Jeweler Sam Lillis and wife are
now comfortably located in the HALVES
tran hease just vacated by G, A. Groves.
Mrs. E. S. Goodrich left Tuesday
for Der come at 0berlin, Ohio, after
six weeks stay at the Simpkins home.
Venerable William Lake was here
for decoration day, and will remain in
definitely at the home of Chris Peter
son.
-Mrs. Albert Carmichael and Mrs.
Hattie Wroble are home from a visit
to their daughter and sister in Louisi-
ana
Use Chi-namel varnishes on your
floors, furniture and woodwork. 1t is
of the best quality and easily applied.
O. E. Davis.
Superintendent Buffers passed Sun
| day in Lacrosse with his wife, whom
he reports improved, able to sit up in
couch at times.
See the latest roofing development
of the twentieth century; Neponset As
phalt Shingles. For sale by John E.
! Nuzum & Sons Lumber Co.
Jacob Dach, Junior, agent for
Swift's fertilizer, still has supply on
hand. Now is the time to use it and
increase your yield in crops.
Sundays Milwaukee Sentinel con-
| tanned a picture of Prof. Colburn and
his Rhinelande- graduating class of
sixty-five. 1t was striking picture,
| The Congregational windows have
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pipe organ is now in place. Regular
services will be resumed next Sunday.
We call attention to notice else
where published inviting bids for con-
struction of a new school house in joint
district No. IL, two miles south of
Brookville.
| Mrs. Wilkin Hauge is at Chicago
to witness graduation of her daughters
Huldah and Anne and also Belva Olson,
from Michael Riess hospital for train
ing professional nurses.
We positively will not sort our lum-
Der, raise the established grade or mis-
represent our stock to our customers.
You get the grade your money pays for
at the NuZum Yard.
When you buy Detroit vapor oil
| OF RRSOHue cOOh stoNSt you Duy the
best stove made, and there are no wicks
or repairs to buy. Get one on trial
| from Kuebler Hardware.
| Mrs. John o Fortney has purchased
of John Brown the residence now occu-
pied by him. Mr.. Brown will give pos
session the first of July and move into
his house now occupied by Lawrence
BigIey.
/ AT the last mems meeting at Con-
gregational church, someone took A. E.
Surenson's hat by mistake. The one
he left is several sizes too big for
Adolph and he would be very greatful
if the party would return his.
Mr.. Thomas Pool died at Nevada,
Iowa, week since of paralysis. He
was the husband of a former Vernon
county girl, Miss Eva Dewitt. The
latter is to have the company of her
mother, Mrs. Thos. P. Dewitt of Fort
Dodge, during the summer.
--CHIROPRACTIC obtains results
where other sciences fail. This is not
only true in chronic but also in acute
diseases. No matter if your trouble
has been pronounced 'incurable," Chi
-opractic (spinaD adjustments will help
you. Csn and let US prove it to you.
No charge for spinal analysis. w. S.
| Willard, d. c., Chiropractor, over Stoll
& Groves. Lady attendant.
Now is the time to call on Jacob
Dach, Junior, and take one of those
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