Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1916-01-12
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Buy your coal and coke of L. C..
Boyle
We make speciality of good cof-
fee at "Your Store"
If you want the best of hard or
soft coal buy of L. c. Boyle.
Fifty boys suits at one-half regu-
lar price at Stoll & Groves.
ATTEND basket ball game Friday
night following the theatre.
Fifty mem suits at one half regu-
lar price at Stoll & Groves
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second foer
] Ferguson building. Phone 66.
- DR.. Chase, dentist, Office in Nar-
nal Bank building. Phone 81.
| IF desiring to build cottage with
in your means, call on j. w Thayer.
One lot of small children's coats.
January sale price 81 AZ each. Rogers
Mems So 80 and 81 75 4-buekle ov-
ershoes at 81 a pair at Stoll & GsOves.
Mrs. F. P Mcintosh and children
passed a fortnight with Edgerton rela-
tives.
Good quality of Toe linen mixed
toweling, January sale price Sc yard
Rogers.
-Chas. S Slack & Company sell Hu
Der threshing machinery in nine coun
ties.
For rent, rooms in the second story
of good business block. Inquire al
the CENSOR office.
"A number of the Groves connection
4 - H..
eral of Mrs. Saubert, relative.
- After December 13. / will take in
sewing at the Steenberg house. east
of the school block. Anna Legler.
For staple and fancy groceries
you will fad everything desired a.
| Fjosne's store, successor to N. E. Fort
ney.
The Nuzum yard is headquarters
| for new building ideas as well as for
lall that is latest and best in building
material.
January sale of ladies' wool and
silk dresses 81 90 to SO SO each, worth
from ten to twenty dollars each, at
Rogers
If you want clothing of any kind
remember Stoll & Groves reduction
sale and you will find it genuine sale;
no fake about it.
Henry Silbaugh received a dispatch
today announcing the death of mis- uncle
Henry Aker, a longtime resident o.
Viroqua town. 1t occurred at his hom'
| in Missouri.
DIR. Bertram fainter and wife can't
| from Milwaukee to attend funeral OF
the children of Robert fainter and wife
4 L., Of n hEsr
of Mrs. fainter.
M. B. ard l.. BE- G}ann ard S. S.
Smith and families and probably other
relatives and old neighbours were over
from Dell to attend the funeral of Mrs
Luther H. Glenn.
january sale c ladies' winter coats
one lot at the low Eice of Sl9S each.
ladies' fifteen to twenty dollar costs
at 50 SO each. Ladies twelve dollar
coats at S7.98 each. Rogers.
Robert Clarke of Milwaukee, Don
aid Clarke and wife Of Brainard, Min
nesota, came home because of the crit
ical illness of their father. MIR. Clarke
has somewhat improved. but is yet very
low.
Friday night, following the theatre,
game of basket ball worth witness
| inc will be played in the Opera house
between the locals and heavy weight
| Baraboo high school team. Last sea
son Baraboo was champion of the state.
| It is sure thing, then, that a skirm-
ish of note will be pulled off.
&C. o. Helgeson was in from Purdy.
He said his auction sale was lightly at
tended because of case weather. How
ever, he sold much at good figures.
His combined store building and resi-
dence was purchased by Chris Nedland,
who will open a store at Purdy next
fall.
On Thursday last, the first meeting
| in the year, asylum trustees elected the
| following officers of their board: Pres.
ident, Col. C. M. Butt; Vice President,
Mack McVey; Secretary, Gus.A Morte-
rud. Aside from this the usual month
ly routine business was transacted.
Roy Gorsline and wife, after pass
ing holiday period here with numerous
relatives and friends, returned to their
| North Dakota home. When they home
steaded few years since they were
twenty five miles from a railroad: now
one passes their door. Roy said he
threshed 5000 bushels of grain last
fall. They have number of neighbors
who were former Vernon county people.
Three hundred and fifty acres good
land joining town with two main line
railroads, three miles each way to saw
mill towns employing 1900 men, making
an ideal location for dairy and truck
| farm with high prices for all you have
| to sell. SO, 900 90 takes this bargain
now with half cash and balance to suit
purchaser. Located at Georgetown,
| Louisiana. See Chas. S. Slack & Com
pany for particulars. Two good dwell
| ing houses and two barns on this pro-
perty, one house lew in 1915, cost ST.
$50. 90, where lumber is cheap
The Lacrosse hustler engine is by
far the best engine we have ever han
died for the money-high grade at low
price. Come and see the automatic
cut-out valve, yoked valve, 3 in-l lever,
etc. Speed can be regulated while en-
CINE is running. Fill hopper half full
of water and leave it out all winter.
Start engine every day. Let water
thaw and freeze until ice comes out
of the top. The engine will not crack.
1t is absolutely frost proof, the only
one we know Of Come and let US show
you. Jacob Dach.
-Chas. S. Slack & Company have
the general agency for. the Hoosier ex-
tension silo roofs in nine counties and
they want local agents to sell them
Any one selling tile, brick. cement or
stave silos may have the Hoosier roof
to sell with his clio by comforting with
Chss. S. Slack This roof opens up,
making the silo six feet taller to Gil