Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-01-20
Overcoat sale. Stoll & Groves.

Band concert and r.ctures, Tuesday,
January 26.
Penny pictures, Is for 25c at Jas
persons studio.
Better clothing for men and young
men, Stoll & Groves.
Big bargains at Roman & Felix
during the clearing sale.
Towner's g. sale commences Monday.
January 25. Don't miss it.
-Unheard-of bargains in our remain
ing suits and coats. Suttle & Tate.
We still have a number of skirts
that we are selling below cost. Suite
& Tate.
Towner's Semi. Annual Sc sale will
eclipse all others. You cannot afford
to miss it.
Don't fail to see dan" the five reel
civil war drama Friday night, 10 and
10 cents.
Simon Edmundson has moved from
Westby neighborhood TO Glendive,
Montana.
At Towner's &c sale you will find
articles you need every day at slaugh-
tered prices.
ginning Thursday, January z, at Jas
persons studio.
"A complete stock of building ma
terials for fall repair work at the Nuz-
um lumber yard.
Mrs Norris Viroqua hospital, west
of Browns music store, is prepared to
care for patients.
Ladies and misses winter coats,
skirts, sweater coz Is, etc at big reduc-
tons at Roman & Felix.
Chris o. Helgerson and Will Gil
man have each bought Emerson disc
harrows of Dach & Anderson.
Mrs. Inger Bureham of Ismay,
Montana, is visiting with w. L Bolan
and other relatives in this vicinity.
John A. Doerr is making swine"
inspection and attending Chester White
convention of breeders at West Salem
Lind's shoe stitcher surely does tip
top work Ed can sew 2 sole on a
shoe in less time than it takes to tell ii.
Fer Thursday, Friday and Saturday
only-one-half or so per cent discount
on ladies and children's winter coat,
at Rogers.
Keep in mind that the womans' in
stitute will be held in the domestic
science school building in Viroqua, jan
uary % and %.
Get your meals and lunches at
Christina Asbjorenson's when in town
Next door to Bekkedal's old lumber
office, north Main street
On February 5th, at Newton, big
mask ball will be given by Dake and
Christianson. Everybody invited ard
a good time and strict order is guaran-
teed.
William r. Purdy, editor of the
Spring Green News, greeted old friends
in the city on Sunday He came to at
tend the funeral Of his cousin, K. r
Lemen.
We are now ready to board lady to-
baeco STEERS and assorters. Mrs. W
C. Pierce, opposite Southeastern freight
depot, or call at barber shop of Pierce
& Reynolds.
Mems first quality one-buckle ov-
ershoes at $1.2O; boys ! buckle over
shoes at 81; mems felt shoes at 81;
women's felt shoes, leather faced, at
csc, at Hendrickson
Remember the big mask ball at
kunning's hall Friday evening. Music
by the celebrated Gabel orchestra.
Eight cash prices will be given. Hen
ry Running, Proprietor.
Christian Endeavor society of the
Congregational church will hold sale
of home made candies in the post of
fee all day Saturday. Proceeds will
GO toward the game room.
You are letting a golden opportun-
ity slip by when you neglect to buy an
overcoat now at prices you will not see
again perhaps in years. Our prices are
the lowest. Blue Front Store
-Stopl Lookl Listenl Great 25
per cent reduction on my entire stock
of robes, blankets and sleigh bells un-I
til February L. | am overstocked and
don't wish to carry them over. L. U.
Favor.
Elmer Davis came from Melvina to
attend the Masonic party and pass Sun
day. Others from a distance present
were Captain james, Harry James and
wi e of Ferryville, Charley Reagen and
wife of Liberty Pole.
The directors of the creamery are
ready to dispose of the old building
and some of us are hoping that it may
be untitled for an iup-to-date laundry.
We believe one who possesses the
qualifications would do well in Viroqua
Eight viroqua Odd Fellows went to
Viola last Thursday to join in farternal
work of the higher order. They report
a fine class for induction into the mys-
teries. requiring full night to perform
The antics, feast at the festal board
and exchange fellowship greetings.
Baker Ledman and wife are re-
ceiving a visit from Mrs Decker the
mother of Mrs. Lehman. Her hus-
band, the Rev. Decker, who will be
remembered as former paetcr on the
Newton circuit, passed away on Nov
ember g. Mrs. Decker resides at
Ironton.
1T would be advisable for our folks
to go to DIR. Evenson when their eyes
trouble them, because he has an office,
and is properly prepared to give your
eyes the care that they should have, if
your are going to keep their sight.
Don't Just buy pair of glasses, and
pay some fellow for selling them, BE-
cause he throws in free test" Adv. |
Mrs. Martha Reaney, wife of Harry
Reaney of Chicago, died on Thursday,
and the body arrived here on Sunday,
being taken to the farm home of Mar
tin Peterson, the Phil Biddeson place.
The funeral took place on Monday az
ternoon at the Synod Lutheran church
conducted by Rev. II. &. Smeby. Mrs.