Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-11-29

William Farnum, Star, Saturday
night
We pay 42c for eggs. Romans
grocery.
Wanted, corn, hay and oats at
Thayer's.
Have joyous Thanksgiving, We
youngsters.
w S Hart in Triangle plays at
the Star next week.
Best quality leather hand bags at
o. E. Davis drug store.
Ole Lund is erecting a tenement
cottage in the First ward.
Storm sash at the Nuzum yard.
Buy now while stock is complete.
DIR Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone -.
Geo. w. Snider and wife of Man
ming, are off for visit in Indiana.
Everything men and boys wear.
Blue Front Store, Ellefson q johnson.
Mrs. Clements, widow lady of
Genoa, experienced a paralytic stroke.
Fresh corn meal and pure buck
wheat -four at Williams feed store.
47-2w
To MIR. and Mrs. Ingebrigt Sovde
a 9-pound baby girl was born Novem-
Der u. .
Glad we are to see George Hall
about town after six weeks of painful
illness.
Tine Man from Bitter Roots"with
William l'arnum at the Star Saturday
night.
-Albert P Latta of Vancouver, is
home for visit with parents, other
relatives and friends.
Pleasant Ridge has a new resi-
dent son at home of Wayne and Mrs.
Cowden, their first born.
Miss Frances Mcclellan of Bergen
is taking treatment at the celebrated
Mayo hospital in Rochester.
DR. Hess Panacea is guaranteed
to make your hens lay. Price 25 to
60c, at o. E. Davis drug store.
-Wretched, indeed is the person
who has nothing to be thankful for
this season Of thanks returning.
Golden West flour s2.4O per sack,
8 bars of Lenox soap for 25c. The
Daylight store, c. II. Ostrem, propri-
etor.
Mrs. Elmer Peterson and children,
Lloyd and Evelyn, of Ferryville, are
spending few days at her parental
home.
Mr.. George Hetland was operated
upon for goitre in a Lacrosse hospi-
tai. His was very pronounced and
difficult case.
Fur caps. Our inc of fur caps
can not be exceled. Prices from 81. 81
to $40 90. The Blue Front Store, Ell
lefson & johnson.
Carl G. Coe, who was at Che home
of his mother in this city for. six
weeks, is able to return TO his home
and business in Cashton.
All members of K. p lodge are
requested to be present Tuesday, De-
cember 5. Election of officers and
other important business.
Save time. energy and money and
at the same time be satisfied by using
S. A S. special coffee at 30 cents per
pound Sweger's grocery.
Henry Rogers. Sr.. and Geo. w
Schroeder returned from the north
with buck Hunters are much more
numerous than deer. they say.
We recommend S. A. S. special
coffee because we know you cannoG
beat it at any price. Thirty cents
per pound at Sweger's grocery.
If you want any kim of building
material for house, barn or shed. ii
will pay you well to see what Thayer
has to offer. Prices Away reasonable.
Hunters are daily returning from
the northern woods, not with the usu-
al glowing tales of success. The Ed.
Cox party of six brought home two
deer.
j. w. Thayer will buy red and
white oak logs, large or small, also
walnut and hickory of suitable size.
Call by phone or see him before cut
ting.
&C. NJ. Campbell came from Madi-
son for a short visit with his mother,
Mrs. G. X. Nuzum and friends. Mrs.
Nuzum returns with him to spend
Thanksgiving.
For SALE Secondhand furniture,
autoes, one good piano, one organ, one
Edison photograph, stoves, canvas,
900 feet of good rope, etc. c. Frank
lin or phone.
Mrs. Roy Carver departed on Sun
day for her Marshfield home, accom-
panied by her father, Jas. f. Parker,
who will pass the winter with Prof.
and Mrs. Carver.
-Jeweler Morrison informs us that
he is showing the usual Christmas
line, and little more, and wishes to
remind you that the early buyer gets
the cream of the stock.
Ladies who have been waiting for
reduced prices in hats, call and make
selections while stock is complete.
Liberal discounts given for balance of
the season. Ethel Atwood.
S. A. S. special blend coffee is be-
coming famous and well it might.
Customers tell US it is the most salts
factory they have ever used. Thirty
cents per pound at Sweger's.
People planning on building a
house, barn or silo this fall or coming
season, should see T. n. Beaver, Viro-
qua, manufacturer of cement blocks
and contractor for all kinds of &C.
ment work.
Miss Geneva Graves returned from
Wausau. While there numerous func-
tions were given in her honor, by
friends, the announcement being then
made of her approaching marriage TO
Mr.. a. L Batfirop of Wausau.
Barber T. B. Potts, located over
Suttle * Tate's store, is helping to
cut the high cost of living by reduc-
ing the price of hair cutting to D
cents. If you appreciate this, call on
him and have your work done.
: Now is the time to look at fur and