Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-11-05

New dress goods at Suttle q rate 8.
Ladies bath robes at Suttle &
Tate's-
Ladies coats from IS rs to $780,
at Suttle & Tate's
-All hats at reduced prices at Mrs.
Larson's millinery store.
MIR. and Mrs. W. j. Hayter have
been visiting relatives near Yuba.
J. w. Thayer has several fine farms
| for sale at reasonable prices to honest
hustlers, Call or write.
Torger Skaagan came from the
west to spend few days with relatives,
going. then to Minneapolis.
The father of Mrs. Gulbrandson
came from Black River Falls to pass
Sunday with her family.
B g offering for Friday and Satur-
day, of table linens, napkins, towels
and sheets, at Roman & Felix.
-Viroqua orchestra dance at the
opera house Friday night, November z.
Come out and enjoy yourselves.
If you are looking for winter home
where you can get busy and cover all
expenses of your trip, call or write j.
W. Thsyer.
Most heaters waste half your fuel;
! Coles hot blast heaters save and use
that wasted portion. Sold by Ander-
son & Sauer.
Mrs. Ole Swiggum of Dach Ridge
and son Joseph, departed for Wauke-
sha, where the latter is receiying treat
ments for diabetes.
-Tuhus and Clark have just received
three fine Buick passenger cars, No. rs,
electric starter and lighted and other
modern equipment.
Go to J. w. Thayer for informa-
ton on the coast region and irrigated
RioGrande Valley Of Texas and full
particulars for excursion.
Miss Genevieve Dennis was taken
to Lacrosse for appendicitis operation
at one of the hospitals. Her mother,
Mrs. Harry Dennis, is with her.
Harp orchestra dance next Wed.
nesday night, November IL, at Run
ning's hall Music by the Reisenauer
harp orchestra. Dance tickets Use per
couple.
Wait for it that fine dance at
Runnings hall Wednesday night, No
vember IL The Reisnauer harp orches-
ira will furnish the music. Dance tick
cts 75c per couple.
People having shoe repairing will
be well served by calling at Ed. Lind's
new shop in Hendrickson's shoe store.
Best workmen and tools. Repairing
done while you wait.
Having sold their farm to son, Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Watson have moved to
this city from Red Mound, occupying
one of the Williams residences north Of
the Christian church.
Next fall there will be many acres
of clover to hull. You can buy Chas.
S. Slack's huller ard threshing outfit
at bargain now and make good next
fall. Better investigate at once.
j. w. Thayer reports the sale of
the l. r Arlington residence of this
city to Mrs. S. NJ. Keir. Mr.. Aiding
ton taking in part payment 100 acres
of Clark county wild land held by Mrs.
Keir.
Rev. Frank Bell, who has been as
sisting Pastor Nixon with work on
Springville circuit, was called to New
York by dispatch announcing critical
illness Of brother. He departed on
Tuesday evenings train.
Council levied city tax last eve
ming of mills, which will produce SILL
900. Same per cent last year raised So
800. State and county tax will make
our levy at least IL mills, or four great
er than last year. A library tax of
81 900 was levied.
-Chas S. Slack has 80 acres of good
timber land joining the William Getter
farm Oh the south that will be sold in
the rext few days. Parties who are
in shape to handle this valuable forty
should take notice and call on Chas. S.
Slack
- Our stock of overcoats is uneQualled.
The Collegian overcoat has no Compel
itor. We have them in brown and gray
ehinchills, shawl collar. Ia the fancy
new patterns, both convertible and
shawl collar. Many different models
to show you. The Blue Front Store,
the home Of Collegian clothes.
Saturday the family received
dispatch annou 1cing the death Of Mar
tin Flikke at Billings, Montana. Re-
mains arrived here yesterday and were
conveyed to the old home AZ West
Prairie, where funeral vail be conduct
ed today Deceased mas been one Of
the Vernon county colony at Belmont,
Montana, owning tract Of land there.
He went six years ago. Mr. Fhkke
was unmarried, about thirty years DID,