Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-11-17

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-Overstock of wood pulp plaster at
Thay er's. Must be sold cheap to clean
up.
Mrs 7 t. Sanwiek is in Chicago
spending few days with her daughter
Marie.
Why not use Sanifst for the walls
instead Of wall paper. Ask o E. Davis
about it,
"A large shipment of blankets from
fifty cents to seven dollars per pair at
SuttlS & Tate's.
We are just unloading car of fine
Michigan apples, all fancy varieties.
Surenson's grocery.
A car of 3 cell tile building blocks
at Thsyer's, at very reasonable prices.
Call and examine.
For rent, rooms in the second story
of a good business block. Inquire at
the CENSOR office.
j. L. johnson and sons of Liberty,
have been in northern Wisconsin look
ing up land deals.
Christian church aid society will
give chicken pie supper at the church.
Wednesday, December l.
Mrs. Frank Groves of Richland
coucty has been in the city visiting De
Garmo ard Tate families.
-Stoddard Times reports that Mrs.
Albert Mcclellan underwent an opera
ton at Lacrosse hospital.
Henry Helgeson and family moved
to Lacrosse. They have lived in this
city and section for forty years,
Millinery sale Friday and Saturday,
November 10 and 20, on all trimmed hats
and shapes, at Mrs. Norris store.
Sweet potatoes, cranberries; ap-
pies, oranges, bananas, grape fruit and
grapes, at Henry Brothers grocery.
When people of this section arose
on Sunday morning they found the
earth whitened with an inch of snow.
&C. W. Noble was up from Newton
to pass Sunday with his wife, who is
being cared for at the Norris hospital
Order your storm sash now while
our stock is complete, and be ready for
cold weather. John E. Nuzum & Sons.
Manager Roseland went to northern
Wisconsin on business in connection
with the Bekkedal Lumber Company.
Remember the Bazaar and Lutte
fisk all day at Running's hall, Friday
of this week by ladies' aid of Synod
church.
Philip Hagen of Westby assisted in
Johnson 8 drug store during absence of
Harry Blythe, who visited bis father in
South Dakota.
Have you witnessed the lightning
artist, Kaiser, do fine paintings? You
will marvel how he accomplishes so
much in so short time.
Don't fail to drop into the Rice
block and see Kaiser paint fine pic
lures. and oh! so cheap he sells them.
They are fine for holiday presents.
Our people find they save money
going to DR.. Evenson the eye specialist
of Lacrosse His services are of BEN.
eft. He grinds his own lenses too.
If you have furs or hides to sell
you will do we'll to see Sam Gross, who
He makes specially of handling furs.
Mrs. Willard Chase and her .daugh-
ter, Miss Susie Thompson and Mrs.
Carlos Buchanan Of LaFarge, were all
in this vicinity visiting relatives and
friends.
-Selmer Peterson is the owner Of q
fine Overland automobile, purchased
from Zitzner & Fortney. They have
disposed of number of cars during the
past fortnight.
If you want to enjoy the best time
of the season don't fail to attend the
Thanksgiving dance to be given by
Culver's orchestra in Running's hall on
Friday night, November 26.
Heat your entire house with just
one register, by using Pipeless Gallo
rio furnace and save of your fuel over
other type Of furnaces. Sold under
guarantee by The Kuebler Hardware.
An east-end writer to the LaFarge
Enterprise says that while hunting FL
mer Mason shot and crippled a large
black eagle. The bird measured eight
feet across the wings. This is very
rare type of bird for this country.
You have seen larger street par
AIDES with Uncle Toms Cabin, but you
have never seen finer scenery and a
grander display of electrical effects
than will be seen with Harmount's $40
900 production at the Opera house next
Monday night.
Relatives and friends here learn of
the death from heart failure of Knute
Knut son in Barron county, aged IS
years. Some years ago he married
Hannah Harrison Of this community.
The widow is left with two little boys,
one an infant.
Rev. Jacobson conducted service
over the little 15-months old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Atkins, at the home
on Thursday afternoon, interment in
the city cemetery. Practically strang-
ers here, Mr.. and Mrs. Atkins express
their appreciation of the treatment and
accorded them.
With the advance of cold weather
good, warm. comfortable footwear is a
necessity. The ''Ralston" shoe com.
bines all there is to say about style,
comfort and service. Then we have
the best in work shoes in the high and
low cut, as near water proof as leather
can be made. The Blue Front Store.
Mrs Theodore Schye and children
arrived from Montana to remain with
parents and friends till holiday season.
She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Will IS. Morrison of Ross community.
Mrs. Schye says they have enjoyed their
six years residence at lsmay, where
number of former Vernonites have
homssseads-