Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-12-01
Short News Stories of Interest
by Censor of Doings
and Vicinity

Damon and Pythiss at Opera house
December 9 and 10.
Buy your materials for fall repair
ang at the Nuznm Yard.
IF you want the best of hard or
soft coal buy of l.. G. Boyle.
u. w Thayer carries the best bran
and middlings on the market.
Special lingerie underwear for the
holidays, at Suttle & Tate's.
Go to the Store of Satisfaction"
for everything good to wear
-Mr and Mrs. A. S. Hetland spent
few days with Sparta relatives
Mrs. N. ID. MeLees went to Reeds
burg TO visit Rev Cooks family.
Marshal Lehman is taking weeks
vacation. Will Harris is officiating for
him
-Myron Isham was here from New
.Albin, Iowa, to visit his sister, Cora
Sargent.
Mics Jupnita Davis departed for
her home at Augusta after visit here
with relatives
Mrs. nj J Jordan returned from
Madison, having passed some weeks
with her sister
Miss Caryl Williams spent Thanks.
giving vacation at home, accompanied
by lady school friend.
Come in and look over our beauti
full line of Christmas presents. S. B.
Llllis, opposite postoffice.
Give US trial We can fill your
grocery orders in way that will salts
fly you. Romans grocery.
Christmas tree candies at prices
that will astonish you at your store. ;"
C. Franklin in the Rice building.
Mrs. Henry Waddell of Liberty
Pole spent few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs ]. G. Sands of Asbury.
Have you seen the 500 pound cheese
in Sweger's window? Be sure to leave
your order. 1t will be cut next week.
Gus Wise and wife are off to Ohio
to visit their daughter. Mrs Corbett.
They were accompanied b. Mrs. John
Hall.
While home for Thanksgiving time
Miss Bonnie Potts entertained as her
guest Miss Hilda Rundahl of Coon Val
ley.
Shirley Morrison, who lately under
went operation for appendicitis in a
Lacrosse hospital, is making good re
cOvery.
A Howell roller mill is guaranteed
to deliver the feed as cool from the mill
as the grain was when it entered the
mill.
Howe-Campbell Nursery Company.
Remember everything from tulip to
an orchard. Leave order with Chas. S,
Slack & Company.
Each and every one a scream
those fine winter coats going at half
price at Rogers. Read his advertise
ment in this issue.
TO- SsssI1pus.ii Nursery Company.
Remember, everything from a tulip
buio to an orchard. Leave orders with
Chas. s. Slack & Company.
Include with your next grocery or
der sack of Cinderella -four the best
on earth. Never handled in Pircqua
before. Surenson's grocery.
Fresh cement and plaster just re-
ceived. Come in and get our price
Our motto: Small profit and quick
sales" Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clarke are
about to occupy the cozy new cottage
recently constructed for them in the
Second ward by j. w. Thayer as con
tractor.
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.
Thanksgiving damp weather tuned
tobacco growers up to a realization that
it is ease" season. A few took down
crops or portions of their holdings dur
ing Thursday or Friday.
Don't COMPEL baby to smell an cd
or that is disagreeable to him by using
perfumed talcum powder. but buy
the nscented-Pure Baby Talcum at
o. E. Davis drug store
-Neighbors and friends of Mrs.
Thornton Taylor gave her an appreciat-
ed surprise at her home last Wednes-
day evening. 1t was an anniversary
call, and an appropriate gift presented.
Willis Reed and wife arrived from
Montana to pass some weeks at the
Lincoln Reed parental home in Jeffer-
son. Hans Christianson and wife of
Newry were also there over the Sab
bath.
Besides those mentioned in these
columns as having gone to Madison to
attend agricultural college we learn
that ALT Johnson, Thore Sebion and
Clarence Amodt have also registered
there.
1T requires ability to properly fit
the eyes to glasses. Most of our peo-
pie are convinced of that Else they
wouldn't go to DIR. Evenson the eve
specialist of Lacrosse. He grinds his
own lenses too.
Il am ordering 100 good So phono-
graphs and 1000 dime records, fine
Christmas gifts in any home. Give me
your order and money by letter or tele-
phone. First ones coming and paying,
first served W. E. Butt.
j. Henry Bennett announces that
he viii hereafter continue the practice
of law at his Office in the Lin
demann bank building where he will
give clients interests personal atten-
tion. 39-tf
Every gift in our line is a useful
one, the selection plenty large and no
limit to the guarantee on all articles.
1t is left to your judgment as to wheth-
er you have or not received your mon
ey's worth. This is the broadcast guar
antee any man can make. S. B. Liilis,
opposite postoffice.
Sons and daughters: 1t would be
the generous as well as the right thing
if you, would club together and buy
father, who has toiled all these years
to make you comfortable, a goo5 .e-m
Coon coat for Christmas We have
just what he would appreciate wore
than anything else. Come in and look
at them. The Blue Front Store.
Veteran Henry Kish YVES over from
Stoddard on Thursday attending to
business matters. He JUS returned