Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-12-10
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Lamps and all kinds of lamp acces-
SORES at Towner's.
All kinds of storm poof roofings and
papers at the Nuzum Yard.
DR.. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone IS.
An unusual line Of pipes and all
smokers articles at Towner's.
-Towner is now ready with his i'm
mense new line of Christmas goods.
Dance at Running's hall this week
Friday. Music by Viroqua orchestra.
Special vaudeville tonight and to-
morrow night. Ten cents to everybody.
Bargains in overcoats. Worth your
while to see them. The Blue Front
Store.
New, up-to- date leather, leather
lined hand bags, at o. E Davis drug
store.
Hon. Thos. ]. Stout and DR.. F. A
Tate OF Rice Lake, were in the city for
8 day.
Place orders now for storm sash,
while our stock is complete. The NJ
yum Yard
Did you notice those dolls with real
hair, real eyebrows and eyelashes at
Davis drug store.
Il have the finest and largest stock
of cut glass that ever was shown here.
]. W. Lucas, Jeweler.
Leave orders for cut flowers and
funeral designs with A. E. Surenson
and you will be satisfied.
Those all linen initial hsndkerchiefs
are having big run, 10, Is and 25 cents,
at The Blue Front Store.
Mrs. Theo. Gorrell of this city sub
mitted to an operation, removal of I'M
healthy growth from her face.
John Henry and wife go to North
Dakota to pass the winter with their
daughter, Mrs Chas. 0 Bush
"A line of misses shoes, Kreider' s
make, $500 and 81. so values, sizes II
to 2, for 81 90 at Roman & Felix
Edward Wig and ]. L. Knutson
passed a fortnight in placing matters
on their Ontario farm in shape for win
ter
-Magnus Larson of Readstown has
purchased. E StolPs Ford roadster
car to use in machinery soliciting bust.
n ss.
AT the Farmers store, mems 81 Sc
overshoes SIPS; ladies' 81 % overshoes
95 cents. All other grades in proper
ton.
Those desiring to take violin lessons
should be on hand at Running's hall
every Sunday, G.. F. Wallace, violin
teacher.
John M. fainter just returned from
Franklin, where he replaced on its
foundation the large Tobacco shed swept
by the late cyclone.
"A fine line of Hamilton, Rockford
and Elgin and other makes Of watches.
You can buy watch cheap this Christ
mas. j. w. Lucas, Jeweler.
Only few children's tnackinaw
coats left. Supply the little fellow now
~ith lie lfsose Sensible garment Svsl
designed. The Blue Front Store.
Ben F. Adams and wife were town
callers from Manning last Saturday.
Ben says nearly every grower but him
self has his tobacco off the poles.
Geo w. McMullen went to Ro.
chester and accompanied his half broth
er, Emmett Hall of Cashton, who is re-
covering from delicate operation.
Mrs. Christina Asbjornson has
moved into the old Vedum hotel north
of Sides store, and is ready to serve
meals or lunches. Give her trial.
"A. S. Hetland and wife have re-
turned to the farm north OF town to
keep house for their sons. Their resi-
denee is leased to Clarence Anderson.
The little Misses Bessie and Myrtle
Kylen of Westby spent Sunday on Dach
Ridge and participated in the birthday
party of their cousin, Martha Ellefson.
Don't send your money away from
home for Christmas goods The deal.
ers in your neighborhood have made
provision to meet the demands of every
buyer.
%. G. Lewis was in from aCrosse,
yesterday. He carried a pet in the
shape of a fractured arm, caused by
back-fire while cranking his automo-
bile.
AT the residence of Mike Ellefsor
on Dach Ridge, next Saturday evening,
basket sociable will be given to raise
funds for school organ. Everybody il
invited
--Cronk & Willard, Chiropractors, car
correct your displaced spinal bones
which cause your chronic aches anc
pains. In Ferguson Bldg, Suite 2,
phone q.
DO not forget our great bargain:
in new, up-to-date, nifty, stylish over
by buying your overcoat at The Blue
Front Store.
do not overlook the storm windows
and doors till cold weather comes. Or.
der them now. Bekkedal Lumber Com.
pany will take the measure and guar.
antee fit.
Miss Iva Powell of Genoa passed
Saturday and Sunday with her grand.
parents. Mrs. E. Powell and Mr.. and
Mrs, John Friddell. The young lads
teaches in Genoa schools.
A. F. Shilling says as he came up the
valley from his Liberty home, last Fri
day, bees were observed sucking honey
from dandelion blossoms. This on De.
cember 5, 1918, in Wisconsin.
Mountain country of the west ex.
perienced snow falls the past week
that were unusually severe. In Den
yer six feet of snow on the level prac-
tically stalled business, schools, etc.
-Worumbo chinchiIla overcoats In
gray and brown, shawl collars, belted
back. The very latest in style. Worth
elsewhere S2j; you get them here Low
for SIS anu so. The Blue Front Store.
CENSOR business callers from diff
ferent points of the county Of late have
been unusually numerous; in fact too
many to keep note Of and enter person
al acknowledgment. New subscribers
and renewals have been more than gen
erous.
Mr.. Howard, a relative from lowe
came over ard assisted George Clep4-
ents of Pleasant Ridge to replace his
buildings blown down in the October
cyclone. Others have assisted, but
still things are far from their original
condition.