Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-06-09
Short News Stories of Interest
PicUps by Censor Comne Doings
vnoqua and Vicinity
The Black Box next Wednesday.
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DIR. Baldwin. dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Mrs. Hazel Terhune, dressmaker,
located over Davis drug store. Phone
No. 326. lift.
We bave just received a new line
of midsummer dress materials at SUIT
tie & Tate's.
You can get good sponges, chamois
skins and polish at o. E. Davis. Fine
for the auto.
Mrs. Edith Groves of Readstowr
went to Lacrosse to submit to an oper.
alton for goitre.
-DeSoto, too, will celebrate, the
new brass band of the village having
matters in charge.
Whitney Nichols came over from
West Salem last week, making the trip
on his motorcycle.
Jerry Nelson, manager of a ten
cent store at Monett, Missouri, is home
on two weeks visit.
-Mesdames o. G. Munson, H. 4.
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Coon Valley Thursday.
Liter visiting here and at Cashton
for four weeks with relatives, T. H.
Brown left fm his home in Minneapolis
Wednesday.
Retreat Camp of Modern Wood
men will hold a celebration at that
place, a public demonstration to which
the public is invited.
George Nelson and sister, Mabel,
departed this morning for northern
Wisconsin. They will visit Eau Claire,
Chippewa Falls and Cornell.
See the latest roofing development
of the twentieth century; Neponset AS
phalt Shingles. For sale by John E.
Nuzum & Sons Lumber Co.
Let US take care of your material
needs. We have twenty years of build
ing experience at your service. John
e. Nuzum & Sons Lumber Co.
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.
We not only give you the grade,
but we give you what you want in all
kinds of building material Our stock
is clean and dry, and the price can not
be better. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Work of double tracking will bere-
sumed on the Burlington line between
DeSoto and Lynxville. Activity in
that respect was discontinued when the
company felt the pinch of hard times
many months ago.
Willard Hanchett is back from a
three weeks stay at the hospital, where
he has received treatment for q bad
case of blood poison. Amputation Of
his foot was thought necessary, but
fortunately was avoided.
--Viroqua's public celebration will be
held so as not to interfere with other
I towns and localities that observe the
Fourth. Saturday, the third of July,
will be the day, while other places will
do the honors on Monday, the fifth.
Rev. Bayne addressed the mems
club of the Winona Congregational
church at that city Thursday night.
They are contemplating installing re-
creation room, and called on him as
one possessing the necessary informa-
ton.
--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
ropractic Spinal adjustments will help
you. Call and let US prove it to you
No charge for spinal analysis. W. S.
Willard, D. c., Chiropractor, over Stoll
~ Grnuoc Todxy Of M
20. o. Tuhus, who has been operat-
ing the Melvina store for year or two
has disposed of The same, together with
his stock Of goods and residence pro-
perty to Fred Babbe of Kilbourn. Mr.
Tuhus took in the deal beautiful 200
acre farm at Kilbourn. Elmer DAVIS,
who has been running the establishment
for Tuhus. will continue in the same
capacity for the new man.
The first gasoline tractor was sold
in Westby the other day when the
Farmers Exchange sold one to Mat
Johnson, Cornelius Sebion, K. 7. Lind
Wig and Melvin Stafslien, the enter
prising farmers of the community.
The machine is an international, with
full horse power on the draw bar and
16 on belt. They also purchased a
Smalley ensilage cutter. Westby Times
"A Encouragement of the existing r.
F. D. routes in such a manner that
], 200, 900 more rural patrons will be
served, without increasing the expense,
is announced by the postmaster gener-
al, to take effect before the first of
July. The improvement will be brought
about by eliminating the duplication of
routes. After July LIST the use of mot
or vehicles by rural carriers will be ex-
tensive, under authority of congress,
and this is relied on to extend the cope
of the service.
We have some big bargains in used
machinery of the heavy lines. We
make speciality of exchanging thrc9h.
ing and heavy machinery on commits
sion. If you wish to sell your threshing
outfit, see US about it as we are cam
wasting in five counties and have GUS
toners for your rig. If you wish to
buy rig or an engine or separator, we
can get you good rig at small cost.
We also sell the J. /. Case, 7. M. Co.'S.
line and the Huber Mfg Co.'S full line
of threshers and road machinery. Satt-
lev stackers, Garden City, Langdon and
Ruth feeders, Adams and Success husk-
ers, Tractor trucks, etc.
An outing that's worth while tothe
young people was taken by the gradu-
ating class of Viola high school under
guidance of Principal G. M. Appleman.
The party spent good portion of last
week in the capital city, seeing the
sights of the great capital, the univer-