Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-12-15

/ will sell live stock, farm me- chineFy,
grain, hay, chickens. Every thing Of
tered is desire bic.
Rev. Rutter is in Indiana for the
week
Boy your coal and coke of L. C.
Boyle
DIR. W NJ. Trowbridge is indisposed
at home
Big crowd in today at school board
convention.
Special fur sale this week at SUIT
tie & Tate's
Miss Hilda Hetlsnd of Sparta, is
here visiting relatives.
Don't forget the big fur sale on at
Suttle & Tate's this week.
Basket ball here Friday night, Sol
diers Grove-Viroqua. Go.
Buy your materials for fall repair
ing at the Ruzum Yard.
If you want the best of hard or
soft coal buy of l.. G. Boyle.
Greatest show of the season, Ly-
man H. Howe, December g.
Beautiful cut glass and silverware,
very reasonable at Towner's.
We carry a nice srsortmeet of la
dies hand bags. o E. Davis.
"A big consignment of furs just re-
ceived. Special bargains for Christ
mas. Suite & Tate
F. M Minsball and James Treseder
attended roll call" of Odd Fellows at
Viola on Saturday night.
Come in and look over our beauti
full line of Christmas presents. s. b.
Lillis, opposite postoffice.
Now remember, the children must
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at o E. Davis drug store?
| Why not give him a razor, shaw
ing outfit, collar and cuff box, pipe or
box of cigars. o E. Davis.
Christmas entertainment at Round
Prairie school house friday evening of
this week Public is invited.
"A bunch of SO ladies' coats at 1895
each during the sale at ''the Store of
| Satisfaction. M. ]. Felix.
After December Is. will take in
sewing at the Steenberg house, east
of the school block. Anna Legler.
Daylight lamps and lanterns make
useful Christmas gifts. Buy them at
THE Store of Satisfaction. NJ. J..
Felix
AT vircqua hospital, C. Salmon of
Soldiers Grove, had an eye removed
and is getting along well. His wife is
with him
See those nobby Comfy knit suite.
sweater and cap sets, for the little kid
let's, two to four years old. The Blue
Front Store.
F. M. Towner is general subscrip-
tion agent for all magazines and news
papers. Save money by getting club
ing rates through him.
4 coll Ghoca P1ek a
quarter section farm near Holcomb, in
Chippewa county. He will not remove
there till next spring.
Fresh cement and plaster just re-
eeived. Come in and get our price
Our motto: "Small profit and quick
sales. Bekkedal Lumber Co.
Thomas BuchaE.h arrived FROM
| Canada to pass holiday season at the
parental home on Round Prairie. He
reports fine conditions in Canada this
season. @fs
Nothing better has been given the
public than the picture story Of Damon
and Pythias, presented under auspices
of Viroqua K. P's., Thursday and Fri
day nights. The local order realized
about $40 from the shows.
Ladies' $40. SiS and $3.50 winter
coats at s12 so during the sweeping
Christmas sale at 1.-THE Store Of Salts
faction. -. See ad in this issue. M. j.
Felix.
TO see land offerings ]. E. Shreve
piloted E A. Wiganowsky, A. C. Cass,
WillardWiganowsky and Bernard Pierce
to Clark county, going in the latter g
automobile.
Mrs. Lemach Graham of Spring
vile is being cared for at Mrs. Norris
hospital. Her daughter, Mrs. Holen-
back is with her. Mr.. Jambois of Cen
GA came to see her, Yesterday.
Postmaster COffland was notified
by wire that his daughter Beatrice
was successfully operated upon for APP
pendicitis at Wheeling. West Virginia.
Mrs. Coffiand was there
Quite the finest ard latest creation
in toilet articles is tho line of Persian
ivory, which has just been unpscked
at Johnson's drug store. You should
see this line. 1t will. solve the Christ
mas problem.
Eighty. five acres fine tobacco shed
twenty acres fine tobacco land in all
eighty Eve acres, also eighty acres,
forty acres improved, fine house, two
tobacco sheds, barn, granary, fine or
chard. See Albert Solverson.
| Mrs Justin Porter came from Chip
pewa county to attend the funeral of
her aunt, Mrs Rebecca Day. Her faith
err. Elijah Tilton, was unable to come
because of temporary illness. Others
who came on this sad mission we're a
son, w. H. Day of Ohio, Mrs. Henriet-
ia Alden and Eldon Alden of Montana,
daughter and grandson of the deceased.
| Game Warden Curtia at Gonna
arrested Walter Hastings, l.. A. Young
ard Harry Rick, bringing them before
! Squire Pollard to answer to a charge
of spearing muskrats. They pleaded
guilty and were fined SIS each Rick
paid his fine. but Hastings and Young
preferred 80 days in county Jail. Cur
tbs says he has two others who will
plead guilty to the same offense Musk
rats can only be trapped in the spring
of the year on the Mississippi, no spear
/ ing.