Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-12-13
AIdermanic Change

Last night Alderman Edward A.
Schmidt rendered his resignation, and
former alderman f p Kuehn was
elected to fill the vacancy. Mr.. Sch
midi now enters upon his duties as
government mail agent.
Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Corn, oats and hay wanted at
Thayer's
Christmas decorations of all kinds
at Towner's.
Empty pork barrels at Surenson
& Dahl's store.
-Thayer can sell you silo tile for
winter hauling, good goods.
Thayer wants your oak logs and
will pay YOU cash for same
Stop cutting wood and ties from
logs. Take them to Thayer.
French ivory articles from 25c up
to SIG sets at Johnson's drug store.
Take your poultry and hides to
Thayer and get their full value
You can secure those fash lights
for Christmas at Clark's garage.
Call at Clark's garage for radia-
tor covers. We have them to lit ali
cars.
= Four-buckle Gold Seal overshoes
at 1915, I-buckle overshoes Csc, ~
Ostrem 5.
Miss Mary Baker and Mrs. Fred
Rogers visited friends in Lacrosse
this week.
-Mesdames Sauer, Qualy and Miss
Hannah Jacobson visite d Mrs. Minsha /
at Westby
This is the time to market your
poultry of all kinds. Thayer pays top
market prices.
Romans Grocery, headquarters
for Christmas Candy and nuts. Come
in and look us over
Come and dance to that real mu-
sic by "Cy's orchestra at Running )
hall Friday night.
All stores in the city will be open
evenings next week, but will be clos
ed on Christmas Day.
Miss Beba Hudson came from Min
nesota to take up her home with her
sister, Mrs. Marion Qualy.
Miss Lylah Curtis arrived lone
from the west to pass some time at
home. She is employed as stenog-
rapher.
--One of Johnson's specialties this
CHI istmas is line of leather writing
sets, 80 cents to $500 See them and
you'll buy one
Snaps at Ostrem's this week: Su-
gar, l3 pounds for 81; American Beau
ty flour per sack, 81. so; Golden West
81. 35. Gclden Loaf S2.55.
-"For Him"-go to Johnson's drug
store and get a briar, calabash or
pipe, or box of fine
Christmas cigars.
Dance to those beautiful marim-
baphone, xylophone and bell solos at
hall Friday night. "Cy's"
sed."
= Come ii anC look over our line of
fancy dishes. Make very good Christ
mas presents for your friends, at ex-
ira low prices at Romans.
Mrs. L. L. Skrede took her eight
year-old daughter, Esther, to La
Crosse, where she was successfully
operated on for appendicitis
Such be wildering line Of French
ivory goods mas never been shown here
as 4 J. johnson is now displaying. IL
is becoming the most popular gift.
School cantata under direction Of
Miss Weimer drew crowded house
on Friday night and the program was
one of much merit and greatly APP
preciated.
It o. Mork spent Wednesday with
the soldiers at Fort Sheridan. He
says the boys are very comfortable
there but all are anxious to return
home.
congregational and Methodist ba-
zaars and dinners Wednesday and Sat
urday, were both fine social and fnan-
cial successes. The ladies realized
liberal returSs.
Special for Christmas: Mixed
nuts IL per pound. mixed candy &c
per pot d,Cheese pc per p0undla
cocoanuts &c each, waLAuts 2Oc per
pound. Roman Grocery.
Miss Eva Slack was operated up
on for appendicitis in Chicago. She
is student at the Northwestern ami
yersity. Home folk learn that she is
getting along well.
CRYSTAL White or Lenox soap :
bars for PC. good whole rice 4 pounds
for 31c. pure home made sorghum per
pail 81, al the Daylight store. {. II.
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