Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-01-17

-Stoll & Groves will sell you s25
suit for $40.
"A Hoosier extension silo roof ought
/ to be on every silo.
-'Silyer Threads Among the Gold"
tomorrow at the Star.
Coasting is the order now with
youngsters, and also older people.
Readers will find local chronicle
ings on every page of the CENSOR
-Adler's Collegian clothes at the
Blue Front Store. Ellefson & john
son.
Keep il me follow the process
sion. Ever. road leads to the CENSOR
Office.
Chris. L. Peterson was a business
visitor to Cashton, looking after con-
tracing.
Western work shoes in black and
tan. The Blue Front Store. Ellef-
son & Johnson.
Take your watches, clocks and
jewelry to Atwood for repairs All
work guaranteed.
just received, another shipment of
the Ball Band low Alaskas. Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Willard Arnold of Readstown, is
reported to be in critical condition
in Lacrosse hospital
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity, 6 per cent interest,in amounts
up TO S25,0 Proctor & Proctor.
Loyal Marshall of Forest town is
attending an automobile school in
Michigan during the winter months.
Your choice of fifty mems suits
which formerly sold for from SIG 80 to
s25, while they last, $40 each. Stoll
& Groves.
Mothers will enjoy ''Silver Threads
directly to you. No sweeter story tod
in pictures.
Winters that the fathers and pio-
Lneers tell about had nothing for Sc
we're cold not possessed by the pres
emit winter
MIR. Maurice Fl. Lewis, a former
Readstown young man was recently
married in Minneapolis, where he has
lived for some years.
The pay-up campaign is still on.
Get to the front. twill please US if
every subscriber in the whole big flock
places mis- account in such shape that
| the increased subscription prices does
no affect him or her.
"A Howell roller feed mill does not
heat the feed and will grind 20 600
bushels without resharpening When
resharpened at small cost they are
| just as good as new again. Chas. s.
Slack & Co, are general agents.
MIR Fred Dummerof Harmon town
was summoned to Illinois because of
the serious, condition to his son-in-law,
Iwho was badly injured in a easOieue
lexplosion. 1t was two years ago that
the same gentleman nearly lost his
| life in an accident.
LOST Between the Southeastern
| depot and the censor Office, on Fri
day last. pair of nose glasses with
gold chain, in case bearing the name
Of DIR. Wm. NJ. Trowbridge. Finder
please leave at this Office and receive
very liberal re- ard
"Liberty," the greatest Of al thrill
ing photo plays, taken on the Border.
Every reel thriller Sixty per cent
Of tire Minneapolis theatres are run
ing II liberty. The story begins in
CENSOR next week an1 the picture
can he seen at the Star every Tuesday
beginning Janu try 30th.
MIR. Els. Ward passed through the
city for his old home at Readst0wn
to visit relatives and renew friend
ships He has lived at Havre, Mon
tana, for some wears, has made good
in land and other investments. follow
ing also the life of a travelling sales
man.
Just received large line of suits
for men and young men. The very
latest in all styles, fit and make guar
anteed. See them now and get your
choice Prices are still advancing al
most daily. Buy now and save money.
The Blue Front Store. Ellefson &
johnson.
Trustees of Richland County in
sane asylum had choice of fifty APP
plicants to select from for supe rintend-
emit and matron to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Louis L John
son. They chose Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Snyder. Mrs Snyder was Hooverson,
a sister of Mrs. Johnson, who was long
matron proceeding her death.
On a recent day Theodore Rolfe
and father left their Forest home for
a trip to the county seat. Near On
tario their team ran away, becoming
frightened by children coasting, turn
ing the rig over, splitting the occu-
pants out. Little damage was done
to persons, but animals were scratched
and vehicle battered and broke n.
i he CENSOR acknowledges pleas
ure and business calls from a large !
number of its big family from many
sections of the county who were in at !
tendance at the school board conven-
ton last Friday. Nothing more graf
flying than to have our friends drop /
in while in the county seat. On this |
special occasion the checks and ''lOng
green 'showered in like The snowfakes
which flied the air without Thanks
for the courtesy and the cash.
Mrs.L r. Adlingto passed through .
the CITY from Lacrosse to Viola on |
Sunday, to spend a month with her (
daughter. Mrs. William Webb She (
says her son Earl is soon to have a
vacation and will sail from New York
for the Bermuda Islands within a few
days. Since graduating from the en-
cheering department of the univer- |
sity two years ago Earl has held a |
responsible position in an electrical
manufacturing institution at Eliza /
beth, New Jersey.
-Virogua made a very creditable /
showing in the campaign which was
conducted bY the Y. NJ. c. A. to raise
&, 500 for the war prisoners Of Europe
and for state high school work. At 4
the Young Peoples meeting held IN
the Methodist - hureh Tarp.~-- gf9