Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-01-17

--Cottonseed meal forcows, at Thay-
er's.
"A splendid program at the Electric
Friday and Saturday nights
Spring dress goods, the leading 1912
shades, now being shown by Rogers.
-"Salada" tea, %, 600, 900 packages
sold last year. For sale at j. Omund-
sons.
Carload of cottonseed meal arriv-
ing at Thayer's, at reasonable prices
on ordsrs.
Miss Nellie Craigo returned home
after an absence of five months with
her sister in Rock county.
After a siege of sickness /. S.
Hemilton is again on deck at Favor s
saddlery. S. v. Dewitt also returned
to his work there.
twenty five cent fancy ticking will
be sold to you at Is cents by H. z.
Rogers, the leading dry goods dealer.
Take it while it lasts.
Second number in the lecture and
entertainment course falls on Wednes-
day evening next, January "a. Secure
your seats early at Lillis' jewelry store.
Manager Brown is commencing i'm
provements in the exterior of Opera
hall that will add much to the attractiv-
ness and comfort of theatre goes when
completed.
The time to buy is when the other
fellow wants to sell. Stoll & Groves
want to sell an overstock of their
splendid overcoats at Is per cent dis
count, and you had better buy now.
The Woodmen and Royal Neighbors
had royal feast and fraternal gather
ing for installation, Thursday night
Nearly 300 were present. The CENSOR
will endeaver to publish officers next
week
This weeks popular Friday night
dance at the Running. hall will be one
Be sure to go, and also leave your
white collar at home, and come in your
old buds.
Superintendent Buffers has been
unable to leave the asylum for few
days, being a patient and resigned en-
tertainer of a Jobs comforter, located
in region of the anatomy that forbids
solid comfort.
Our Red Mound correspondent notes
the death of Mrs. Arvin Chase, ore of
the early settlers of western Vernon,
and one who filled well her station in
life. Mr.. Chase passed away within
the past year.
The new Comet theatre in north
room of Tate block opened last We'd
nesd5y and has been entertaining full
houses afternoons and evenings daily
since. 1t is neat, well conducted
little moving picture house.
Being overstocked in a large num-
Der of items of lumber and building ma
terial, | shall make it an object for
anyone desiring to purchase during an
uary, to call and inspect same before
buying elsewhere. j. w. Thayer.
If you or your boy need an over
coat, just call at Stoll & Groves and
select one for the next few days at Is
per cent discount. This reduction in
cludes their entire fine overcoat line.
See their advertisement for prices.
-Berlie Moore is improving in health
ard will soon be able to attend to of
fici;l duties. Trouble comes rot sir
gany, is an old saw, and it az lies to
the Moore home, Mrs. Moore finding it
necessary to go to a La Crosse hospital
yesterday, for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Nutter of this
city mourn the death of three months
baby girl, which passed away on Sat
urday. They are grateful to their
neighbors fer assieta nee rendered them
in their hour of trouble. Funeral ser
vice was conducted in Christian church by
Pastor Beckholt, burial in White Gene
terry.
George H. Bryan ard daughter
drove over from Soldiers Grove on Sun
day. Mr.. Bryan says he has been a
long observer of things and conditions
in this section, his parents having
located in the town of Stark more than
fifty years ago, but he thinks the
weather so far in January takes the
premium for genuine old fashioned fri
gidity.
"A rumor has been circulating to
the effect that Henry Running had dis
posed of his restaurant business. Mr..
Running informs US that this is entirely
untrue; that he is on the job in his
usual energetic style, doing his best to
take care Of the large and growing
patronage which has rewarded his un-
firing efforts to serve his trade we'll
He also desires Us to express his ap-
probation Of tae good business which