Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-11-24
Insure with John Dawson q Co.


-Ziegier's chocolates at J. 0mund-
son's.
Ladies' dresses in great variety at
Suttle & Tate's.
Some new things in mems over
.oats'9t Stoli a Groves.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone &c.
The best in footwear for cold and
wet weather. at Stoll & Groves
DIR. Lauder is at Rochester, Mime
sofa, attending the Drs Mayos' clinics
Dresses of cloth, taffeta, silk pop
lin and crepe de chine. Suite & Tate
We handle the best OF barn paint
at right prices. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
For rent, rooms in the second story
of good business block. Inquire at
the CENSOR Office.
Sweet potatoes, cranberries; APP
Piles, oranges, bananas, grape fruit and
grapes, at Henry Brothers.
Big Thanksgiving dance at Run
ning's hall Friday night of this week.
Music by Culver's orchestra.
Edwin Broadhead returned from
season prosecuting farm interests.
Mrs. w. d. Horton went to North
Dakota to pass the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. w. Heron.
Owing to the big demand. the coy
candy corner will have homemade cam
dy for sale each week Friday ard Sat.
urday.
We take measurements for storm
sash any place in the city, and guaran-
tee to fit. Call phone 43. The Nuzum
Yard.
If you have furs or hides to sell
you will do well to see Sam Gross, who
pays the highest cash prices for them.
He makes speciality of handling furs.
Chaps they are and chaps they viii
be, but any chapped or rough skin is
readily smoothed over by the Spplica.
ton of Nyal's Handy Lotion. o. E.
Davis.
Now is the time for overcoats. See
our fine line for both men, young men
and boys. Ifyou want something cheap
we have them in good quality. The
Blue Front Store
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Welch took
their son Won to Lacrosse, where he is
being cared for in hospital for pneu-
monia. Mrs. WEIGH remains with the
lad, WHO'S making satisfactory progress.
Morphine will kill pain, but does
not cure. Wrong glasses like morphine
will help the pain, but they do not cure
the trouble. Find out the trouble. See
DR.. Evenson the eye specialist of La
Crosse.
This weather must call your alter
ton to the need of good, warm under
wear We have it in the best makes,
both union and two-piece garments.
The best 81 union suits to be had. The
Blue Front Store.
Friends here learn of the marriage
of Elmer 0rrison, a former Viroqua
boy. The happy event occurred at
Spokane. November 10, the lady Miss
Harriet Mae McCroskey of that city.
Their home will be at Walla WaIla,
Washington, where Elmer has long
been engaged in business.
Everything from a tulip bulb to
an orchsrd Howe Compbel Nursery
Co. Inc, Rochester, New York. Leave
orders with Chas s. Slack & Co, vi
roqua Office. Spacial premiums free
for the next thirty days. Call at the
office and talk it over No money un-
til delivered in spring.
Samuel W. Metcalf returned from
Lansing on Bon6ay, having visited bis
cousin there, Editor Betcalf. He now
goes to South Dakota to spend season
with his sister, Mrs. j. c. Acheson.
Then he will proceed to his California
home, after weeks of absence. Mr..
Metcalf says he enjoyed his stay here
among relatives and old friends, but
the absence of most of bis aequaintanc
es by death and removal is the sad
thought &c him.