Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-12-10
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Toys, games, trains, dolls, etc, at
Davis drug store.
Alarm clocks, special price, 81 cts.
Sam Lillis, Jeweler.
Home talent play next Tuesday
and Wednesday nights.
Big time at RunniHg's hall, Friday.
Music by Viroqua orchestra.
Buy your coal and coke of L. C.
Boyle. Phone ITO and 104.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Methodist bazaar and chicken pie
dinner at Running's on Saturday.
Mems silk socks, all shades and
sizes, 25 and so cents at The Blue Front
Store.
The best cement and plaster at
right prices at Bekkedal Lumber Com
pany.
Those cut glass salt and peppers for
80 cents at Davis drug store are bar
gains.
Manicure sets with real mother of
pearl handles at o. E. Davis drug
store.
Fred Groves and eldest son are at
Rochester seeking relief for the young
man.
"A. M. Benzing and bride of Nc
Gregor, Iowa, are guests of the Foster
families.
Former County Treasurer Rentz
is at Rochester for medical consulta-
tion.
William G. Webb departed for Cal
ifornia, after several weeks spent at
home.
Southeastern will run special train
TO Westby Friday night to the basket
ball game:
Mrs. Christina Christensen is visit
ing at her former home in northern
Wisconsin.
Sunday brought freezing weather
and little billiards. Weather fine again
but rough roads
Closing out of ladies' and misses
coats at the Farmers store ct half price
Rogerson & Dahl.
Always a splendid feature every
Wednesday and Saturday night at the
Opera Electric.
Look at my bargain counter
There will be some great values. j.
w. Lucas, Jeweler.
If your roof leaks, stop it with
roof cement Bekkedai Lumber Com
pany have the~best.
Irving and Beatrice Sveen of West
by we're over Sunday visitors of Philip
and Lenore Davidson.
Mrs. Bert Frohok and children re-
turned from their six weeks visit with
relatives in Tennessee.
"A Washington news item is to the
effect that Alice Mckee of Viroqua has
been granted pension.
CENSOR holiday illustrated and ad-
vertising edition next week Get your
announcements ready now.
Mems one buckle arctics IS cents.
Women's and boys one buckle arctics
80 cents at Roman & Felix
Call i~s@rd -e~;ster - i-ysss-ls - -
guess. See if you can set the gold
watch free. ]. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
7Al except G. H. Ostrem in the late
fire list have become settled ard are
doing business. Adjusters are here.
You will miss e dramatic treat il
you fail to witness the home talent
play Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
The building recently vacated by
johnson, the lsundryman, is being re-
paired and fitted for Lund's tailoring
shop.
Special prices on building material
to be used to replace damage done by
the recent storm. Cab at the Nuzum
Yard.
Commencing Monday, December Is,
and until the first of the year, Roman
& Felix will keep their store open even
ings..
Forty Overcosts received Monday,
bought at big reduction. You get
this advantage, come soon. The Blue
Front Store,
Clarence Anderson has moved here
from Pleasant Ridge and accepted a
place in the yard of Bekkedal Lum-
Der Company.
--Jeweler Lillis has what you want
for Christmas gifts. Practical, sub
stantial, appropriate. See the goods,
see the new store
We are rushed with business but
will use you right if you will come in
and make your wants known. Bekxe-
dial Lumber Company.
-Towner has just received a large
assortment of popular books. Every
thing desired in the book line can be
obtained from Towner.
Get ready for Christmas now.
Come in and buy one of our suits and
overcoats. The tCollegian" clothes
have no competitors. They are in a
class by themselves. The Blue Front
Store.
IS. A. Sweger invites you to call
and see fine line of food products I'M
der the ,Ferndell brand Canned fruits
apd vegetables will be opened for your
inspection and fine line Table Delicacies
viii be shown Thursday and Friday
this week.
H. A. Lee, state manager for the
brotherhood of the American Yeomen,
was in Viroqua last week assisting the
deputies, MIR. and Mrs Bohn, in the
preparation for the large class adopt
ion that will take place in the near fu-
ture.
When Marshal Bert Stafford, of
Camp Douglas, attempted TO arrest a
tramp, the man resisted and came at
him with knife. In self defense
Marshal Stafford was forced to shoot
the man, the bullet hitting him ir tire
right side.
Bursting of q water pipe by frost
in the upper story of JohHson's drug
store produced havoc in the rear sec
kian of the salesroom on Monday, wat
er seeping through the ceiling in tor
ents. The source of trouble was
reached and remedied
Miss Inga Moen has rendered her
resignation as ook-keeper at Roman
& Felix store to take effect the first
of the year. She requests that all hav-
ing back dues with the Beaver insur-
anee company, of which she is clerk
and collector. should make settlement
so she may close her books before
taking her departure.
III. G. Sharples, a travelling sales
man stopping at the Sherwood, :"
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