Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-01-13
Stick to the resolves.
Trey O'Hearts tonight.

Stick to the resolves.
Trey O'Hearts tonight.
Pearl Morley went to Baraboo tc
work.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second 6ool
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Nat
1nal Bank building. Phone 80.
Twenty-Five per cent discount on
Ladies' winter coats at Rogers
-AIso note our princess slips for
girls of all ages Suttle & Tate.
Double panel petticoats may be had
at Suttle & Tate's underwear sale.
Bernard Sargent went to Minnea-
polls to enter school Of emoslming.
Now is the time to eat oranges;
going at 20 cents a dozen, at Sweger's
Lars J. Brye was called to South
Dakota because of the illness of sis
ter
Postmaster Olaf K. Skaar of La
Crosse, renewed acquaintance in viro-
qua.
The Port Of Missing. Men " ia
nous players Monday night, 10 and
l5c.
This month Only, all our S14 90 to
q 90 ladies' dresses at SIS 90 each.
Rogers.
Genuine bargains in ladies' dresses,
coats and skirts during January at
Rogers.
Remember that Henry Hendrickson
has opened shoe repair shop at the Selz
shoe store.
If you need winter coat buy now.
twenty-five per cent discount on all
winter coats for ladies' at Rogers
Geo. W. Schroeder exchanged his
store building in Mound Park to City
Marshal Harris of this city for farm
property.
Don't miss the sale of fine shoes at
Hendrickson's shoe store. A few late
models from broken lines must be closed
out at once.
Miss Dorothy Packard returned
from visit with her cousins, the Ros-
enfelds at Portage. They are moving
to Minneapolis.
Superintendent Louis johnson of
Richland Center, drove over on Thurs
day to pay his taxes and transact other
personal BUSINESS.
Have received an order for thou
sand skunk hides. Farmers, bring them
in at once. Highest market prices
guaranteed. Sam Gross.
Relatives and friends receive the
glad tidings that Rev. and Mrs. Ray
w. Smith are proud parents to SOD, a
late arrival at their Wonewoc home.
Meals Is cents; sandwiches, pie and
coffee Is cents, all home baked at
Christina Asbjorenson' restaurant,
across street from old Denning hotel.
We are offering some very fine
shoes at cost. Late, nobby styles-but
the lines are broken and we wish to
close them out. Call at Hendrickson' g
SELF shoe store.
Passenger Agent Mueller was in
the city distributing Southeastern cal
lenoars and train schedules. Some
handsome scenes along the route are
gwen on these souvenirs.
Third of the series of Masonic par
ties will be given on Friday evening by
the Royal Arch Chapter. ALI Masons
and their families and Eastern Star
members and escorts are invited.
My loss is your gainl / am heavi-
ly overstocked on blankets, robes and
sleigh bells and will offer the entire
stock at Is per cent reduction until
February l. Come at once and get
the pick of the lot. L. u. Favor.
Miss Bessie Anderson, who spent
the past year and half in Montana,
returned home to pass two months will
relatives and friends. Bessie is en-
ployeG in printing Office at Conrad.
She reports everything very dull in that
part of the state because of bad crops.
She has enjoyed much better health
than here.
As has been its custom, the CENSOR
has arranged for a special legislative
letter and news Of the capital during
the session. It is furnished fresh by an
expert newspaper man familiar with
legislative and administrative affairs.
On the inside news pages also will be
found resume of the weeks legisla-
tive detail.
William G. Webb has become an
active business man of Viola, having
purchased the extensive stock of hard
ware and implements from Hazen and
Neprud, which they lately acquired
there. William has the capacity and
enterprise to make a success of the new
venture, and ali will wish him abund-