Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-01-28
-Towner's great SC sale.

Bring your jewelry repairing to S.
B. Lillis, ieweler.
Wonderful bargains at Towner's &c
sale, starting Friday.
Jos. Hayes and wife autoed over
from Lacrosse, Monday.
Jos. Omundson was at Norwalk and
Sparta on official business.
House and barn for sale, trao~ ~
rent. See Albert Solverson.
-Towner's annual January &c sale
commences Friday, January %
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
onal Bank building. Phone 80.
Another one Of Running's popular
dances Friday night. Good music as
usual.
Fine selection of gold watches at
rock bottom prices at Lillis' jewelry
store.
The best cement and plaster at
right prices at Bekkedal Lumber Com
pany.
Where quality and right prices
count we get the trade. John E. Nu-
yum & Sons.
DIR. j. H. Chase attended state den
tai association at Milwaukee and paid
VISIT 60 Cnlcago.
Ed. Evanson of jefferson is deliver
ing IA, 900 feet of hardwood lumber to
The Bekkedal yard.
Remember that Anderson & Sauer
will now be found in the fine store in
the new Tate block.
Peter T. Nelson of Bloomfield.
Montana is here for a month to visit
relatives and friends.
Vacant lots, several good houses
cheap, also many good farms, for sale
by Albert Solverson.
Ladies' black, silky broadtail plush
driving and heavy winter coats. Spec
ial at 1898 at ROGERS
IF you want reliable medicine for
coughs, colds, catarrh or rheumatism,
get Barker's. All druggists.
Our building tile for houses or barns
cannot be beaten Its low cost will
and get posted.
The Meirose convertible wagon beds
at Chas. S. Slack & Company are going
out right along and every purchaser is
q booster. Get one.
Mrs George Myers and children,
who lost their home near Ontario BY
fire, are at present stopping at the
home of Gus Hook in this city.
AN officer from Dane county picked
up in this city an alledged offender of
the excise laws. He was employed at
the Mcintosh tobacco warehouse.
Viola fair association voted to hold
the next annual fair on September 80
and October and 2. d. S. Simmons
was elected president, w. |. Griffin
treasurer, and W. B. VanWinter secre-
tary.
Secretary Davig of the Utica insur
ance company, was in town on business,
Saturday. AS matter of convenience
he has charged his postoffice address
from Re4dstown TO Viola Patrons hav-
ing business with him should take note
of this.
Something new in footwear. Raj
ston Du Flex sole shoes. Unlike rubber
soles they will not draw the feet; will
not cracG or break; will not slip on wet
or icy surfaces; will outwear any leath-
err sole, They are world heaters. The
Blue Front Store.
Bargains. one day only, Friday,
January 80, ladies' flannel shirts and
shirt waists, long and short sleeves
So at 81, 81 so at ST so, 81 at SIPS,
81 so at ST., Fine tailored, perfect fit
ting. You can't afford to miss this
sale. The Blue Front Store.
Last DAYS of Pompeii Thursday,
this week. Remember, the last chance
to see the worlds greatest feature.
Last Days of Pompeii, booked for the
first time in this part of Wisconsin.
Positively the masterpiece of motion
pictures. 400 P. M, 700 p. m. and
9:l5 p. m.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company have
the agency for the simplicity" all
metal hatchers and brooders that use
hot water heat and they are guaranteed
to give satisfaction or money refunded
Sold on trial. Have averaged 80 per
cent matches on fertile eggs. See them
next week.
READ THIS, think it over, high
grade TABLE LINENS at very low
prices for the quality. $225 quality,
81. so; 81. rs quality, 81, %; 81. 48 quality,
81 20; 81. so quality, SIPS; 81. 25 quality,
SO cents. All this happens at Rogers
and this week ONLY.
AT the funeral of Rev. Gulbrand-
son, held at Blair, three of our county
ministers, Revs. Roudestvedt, Finstad
and Hofstead, were among the active
pail bearers, and Rev. Sovde was an
honorary bearer. Rev. T. H. Dahl,
head of The Lutheran church of Ameri-
ca, preached the sermon.
From Minnesota to friends at Cen
GA came painful news of the accidental
death of John Genari, citizen Of this
county forty years ago. He was run
over by railroad locomotive. He was
an employee of the company. Mr..
Genari leaves a wife and six small chill
dren dependent upon him for support.
"A circular sent out by the head
camp Modern Woodmen of America
shows that during the period from July
l, 1911, to November 80, 1918, 1925
Wisconsin neighbors died ana there was
paid to their benefciaries 81, STA 083 IS.
The total number of deaths in the en-
tire society since its organization is IT,
9S9, and their beneficiaries have been
paid $128, 645, 308 %.
"A note from the west advises the
CENSOR of the death of Mrs. Lillian
Poff Draper, wife of W. e. Draper, at
Leola, Arkansas, who died of cerebral
meningitis at her home January 10.
Mrs. Draper was daughter of the late
DR.. G. M. Poff, born and reared at
Readstown. She leaves q family of
six children, the youngest a babe of
FIVE months. While never in robust
health, Mrs. Draper before her marri-