Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-11-24

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onsl Bank building. Phone 80.
Mrs. Van s. Bennett of Rockton
visited in the city and at the asylum.
The best wearing overshoes and
rubbers made are sold by Stol &
/ Groves.
Bring your green hides to H E.
| Andersen's meat market and receive
the highest prices.
Received this week several of the
newest models in ladies coats, at Suite
& Tate's.
Mrs. f. outcelt of Stoddard, came
! to see her sister, Mrs. Graham, who
has 0eer i'll for some time.
Now That cold weather is here. You
had better fix those windows. o. E.
I Davis has all sizes of window glass.
Don't you think you ought to have
hot water bottle this winter! o. E.
Davis guarantees every one he sells.
Our stock of underwear is most
complete and of the best makes. Prices
are reasonable. The Blue Front Store.
Order your storm sash now while
our stock is complete, and be ready for
cold weFther. John E Nuzum & Sons
Miss Belle jacobson, on account of
illness, was obliged to go home, but is
again at her clerking duties in Ostrem g
store.
DIR. LADDERS Office in the First
National bank building will be closed
until December Is, while he is out of
the city.
Lawrence Lindemann and Freder-
lex Dyson saw the big foot ball game
- Malsso,, tnsv
Sunday.
BE sure and attend the Thanks
giving dance at Running's hall Friday
night Viroqua orchestra will furnish
the music.
Mrs. Mahoney went to Minneapolis
to pass Thanksgiving season with her
son Emmitt and wife. The Judge and
Nellie also go.
"A basket social will be held in the
Ole Torger school district in Franklin
on Saturday evening, November q
Everybody invited.
Stop in and try those home made
marshmallow fudge and oanut
creams at Solverson's coy candy cor.
ner Friday and Saturday.
Manager Abe Balsley, wife and
! son have taken winter quarters in pleas
and rooms in the second story of the
First National Bank block.
Superintendent Buffers vent to
Lacrosse on Monday with an inmate of
the asylum, John johnson, who was
operated upon for bladder trouble.
Attorney and Mrs. j. A. Moen de-
| lightfully entertained company of
| friends at a six o'clock dinner on Thurs
| followed.
Remember we carry only the best
brand of rubbers and overshoes, the
Ball Band Better pay a few cents
more and get something that is sure to
give you satisfaction. The Blue Front
| Store.
Attorney Heinz was business GALL
er to the state capital on Saturday, in.
cidentally taking in the Wisconsin Min
nesota foot ball game, wherein the
university eleven lost by score of 20
to to the Gopher team.
Mr.. George E. Bush of Vircqua
town, was in the city for the first time
in month on Saturday last While
splitting wood Mr.. Bush slashed the
blade of his axe into one of his feet,
making an ugly wound.
| lie UCdNH ram anu SUON vi NUTS
day night caught numerous auto parties
on their return trip from La Crosse
With great difficulty most of the ma
chimes managed to get home, while
others were compelled to lay up for the
night at different places.
With the advance of cold weather
good, warm. comfortable footwear is a
necessity. The ''Ralston" shoe com
hi~ 20 oil tharo SO IN oh ofnin
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.
Gus. A. Morterud, trustee-elect of
the county asylum, was successfully
operated upon for appendicitis in La
evening. He was attacked and hurried
Schriener. A few of his friends who
we're in Lacrosse Friday night, called
on Mr.. Morterud and found him making
satisfactory progress.
"A jolly dancing party was that Civ
en- to eighty or more of their friends on
Wednesday night last in Running's hall
by Messrs. and Mesdames G. M. Clark.
George Pennell, H. j. Moen and c. E
Nowatney. Refreshments were spread
ct seasonable hour. Culver's orches-
ira provided dance inspiration. By all
present it was voted one of the most
congenial parties yet given.
"A great opportunity: If you con-
template ever buying a good Coon coat
now is your time. You will never be
able again to buy one at the present !
price. Just come in and see about the
finest Coon, Beaver and unplucked OF |
ter trimmed coats ever brought to this |
city, and the price is fully 25 to 80 per |
cent lower than would be if we bought |
them now. We also have the black |
Pony coats, the Australian Astrakahn. |
and dog coats. Must SELL You will |
get bargain. The Blue Front Store. |
-Chas 8. Slack & Company have |
their Office two doors south of Clark 8 |
Buick garage, on south Main street, |
and they invite their old friends and |
former customers to call in and look |
over their line of nursery stock. Ev-
erything from bulb toan orchard. 1t |
is well to beautify your homes with |
the Rose of Killarney" my Mary |
land, - Princess, ""Fran Karl Drusch- |
XII, the best white roses. Also But |
terfiy Buth," ''Spirea Van Houttei,
California hedge, etc. Remember, a |
premium with each order of So 90 and
over.
Robert and Martin Robertson re-
turned from weeks visit to their |