Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-12-27
WIN Farnum Saturday.

Charlie Chaplin at the Star to,
morrow.
Corn, oats and ground feed at for
sale at Thayer's.
Get your seats at Dahl's now for
Howe's greal shows.
-Thayer buys poultry, hides, corr,
oats and logs at market prices.
Miss Susie Busswell is home from
teaching at DeBello for Yuletide.
Specials this week are Chaplin
Thursday and Farnum Saturday.
Mrs. Dunlap and Nellie are home
from Lacrosse to pass school holidays.
Miss Flo Rogers came from teach
ing work at Prairie du CHEN for holt
days.
Choppers and sawyers wanted at
once to cut the Owen timber. J. w.
ThaYer.
--Ah r&cndnse femdrks that wo-
man is a conundrum that man is not
willing to give up.
james Moseng returned from Lang
lade county Halvor Granum came
with him to remain during the winter.
- You can't so wrong if YOU select
any program at the Star. They are
above the class of pictures for town
of this size.
"A Lacrosse paper announced that
marriage license had been taken
ont at Winona by Edwin Broadhead
and Bell Clawater of Liberty Pole.
Pensions and bounties are ram
pant in Wisconsin. The latest is that
the board of Crawford county voted a
bounty of p cents on lack birds.
Beaver meeting Wednesday, Jan.
uary 3. Installation of officers Re
freshments served by the new officers
All Beavers requested TO be present
On recent day MIR. and Mrs. Rob
ert Parker celebrated their golden
wedding, surrounded by their CHI lren.
h happy time, and all wish them con-
timed health and joy.
The entire Norwegian population
will travel with Howe next Tuesday
when he will take them through Nor
way and up to the North Cape. Opera
house. Get seats at Dahl's now.
Business men are much elated
with Christmas trade Notwithstanding
the severe weather preceding 1t. Sat !
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tradesmen have ever enjoyed here.
This is the joyful homecoming !
season with students, teachers and
other classes, and this community has
so great number of them that per-
sonal individual mention is impossible. /.
The picture show given free to
school children on Friday afternoon
drew crowded house, and the little !
folks are singing the praises of II. Z. |
Rogers, Jr., and Stanley Sweger, who T,
provided the entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs T o. Mork enter /
tanned Grand Army and Relief Corrs
members in a lunch and sociai at Run !
ming hall on a recent evening, and
they do say that guests and hJsts we're
about as happy as they cQpll be.
Governor Phillip hay given out !
an interview and statement that he |
desires no public demonstration and .
pomp when he re-enters the executive
Office for new term. He thinks that
the state ought to be spared the ex-
pense of formal inaugural and ball .
and other extravagances.
While at the Chicago fat stock
show, Will f. Mills of Jefferson pur-
chased a Yearling bull, a Red Poll !
animal, the breed he has been keep
ing for some years. Mr.. Mills has
purchased a choice farm in Clark
and we regret to announce
that he will remove there within a
few months
Beginning with the new year Form
er Sheriff Anderw HOMELAND will again
become a tiller of the soil, his long
time occupation before entering Off
cial life. He has exchanged his First
ward residence with Lester Craigo for
his 40-acre farm in the southeast cor
ner of the town of Viroqua. The lat
ter viii remove to the city. Mr.. Hove
land viii continue his occupation of
Are you getting your share of
prosperity? Morgan has doubled his
money in two years. Your money
would buy more a few years ago than
It will now with g per cent interest.
While copper doubled in price. lungs
ten doubled ten times and my com
oany is now offering shares to its
to build a $40, 900 refinery
10 double profits. ! have 11.l shares
low. Don't YOU want 100 at less than
the par value Of 81 each: Governor
Philip told Us he was prosperous. I
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