Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-14
: And vet it SHOWS.

/ oCfCIdl university SluuCHNs were
home for brief vacation.
Call at Thayer's and see the new
circular filing for good silos.
No matter what you need liz lum-
Der you can get it at Thayer's.
No better salvethan Mentho- Camph
Call for free sample at o. E. Davis.
Special bargains in ladies', mems
and children's shoes at Roman & Felix's.
Frank ]. Davis was amcng west
ern Vernon callers the first of the week.
Miss Beatrice Coffland attended
the Junior prom dance at the uniyer-
sity.
Ladies fur scarfs and muffs SSs per
cent off the regular price, at Roman &
Felix's.
Don't overlook the great bargains
in mems and boys overcoats at Roman
& Felix's.
:, District Attorney Bennett was in
" ,-,rr u. Fortney and Will Mills
we're with us for brief minute on
Saturday.
Mr.. M. C. Bergh of Madison is in
the city on business and to renew
friendships.
Mrs. j. M. Bennett spent last week
visiting relatives and friends at Lansing
and Waukon, Iowa.
| Coming Monday, February 10, Cam
eron w. Lawton's great ire ana name
show. Prices 10 and zoe.
Misses Anna Brophy and Edith Hill
spent Saturday and Sunday in La Crosse
visiting relatives and friends.
Assistant Postmaster Wilson has
been confined to his home because OF
continued attack of rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cade visited with
The latter's uncle and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Seth jackson on Coon Valley ridge
few days.
-Theo. Thorson was over from West
by on business matters, as was also A.
]. Sveen, Assembly Grimsrud, Car
J. Hagen and others.
We call special attention to the list
of extra bargains contained in Rog
erson e. Dahl's advertisement on the
last page of this paper. Read it,
Ole C. johnson and Henry Simon
son, living close TO Victory, delivered
their tobacco crop to F P. Mcintosh
on Monday, returning the next day.
The Scouts address last Sunda!
was given over to Rev. Beckholt's de
! scription of his Chicago trip relative t
the Scout convention. Rev. Butter
: speaks next Sunday.
: Proprietor Henry Running is please,
to announce that the famous accordion
+ PLAYER, Edward Hanson, will play wit
: the Viroqua orchestra at his Frida.
n;Sht dance, this week.
Save 50 to S. now and buy an over
4 coat. The coats are worth this mucl
/. to you and the money is worth more t
| us than the coats. This applies to suit
Just as we'll. The Blue Front Store.
Miss Mile Jeffson returned fror
? North Dakota, where she was employe
as saleslady in a big mercantile estab
E lishment. She expects to take res
for nearly half a year, spending tn
time in Westby and Viroqua.
Mrs. John Sletten, of Coon town
! died and funeral is being held at Cool
Valley today. She was about sixt
wears old. Her son 0bert, well know
, here. came from Boston law college t
: be with his mother in his last days.
"A special meeting of Viroqua East
/, ern Star Chapter will be held Thursda
: evening, February Is, for annual II
: spection. The grand lecturer will b
present. 1t is requested that ever
: member attend. Mrs. w. P. Colburr
w. M.
f The celebrity of the lecture cours
O who was with US last Saturday night a
: a substitute, proved fully-develope
r cyclone, able and lusty enough TO Great
]. a breeze that was refreshing and er
! tightening. Thomas Brooks Fletche
o is nimble- tongued orator with ideal
l. and he knows not little about .MoS
, ern Fools" although not as old
# Methuseia. Fletcher is gatllng gu
a in talk and ideas. Besides many of tn
s things presented be made woman SUI
IS frage speech, political GRAFTON, PR
D. hibition talk, and too many other thing
le to mention if one were capable Of r.
q mem5ering them ALL Mr.. Fletcher to
q of many, many shortcomings in our o
d fetal, political, personal affairs, 81
a where he failed, If at all, was in net
N Letting to prescribe remedy for thei
evils.