Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-10-31

DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone g.
-"Clear your walks" sounds nat
ural, but too early by two months.
-Thayer can sell you wood, timber
by the cord or acre four miles out.
Wanted, good men. and few
good teams for logging,J. W. Thayer
Mems corduroy pants, duck coats,
mems and boys mackinaws at NJ. j.
Felix.
! Henry Running and wife visited
Cashton and Westby relatives and
friends.
Save money by taxing your poul-
try, eggs and butter to Romans
Grocery.
Go to Miss Quamme's millinery
store for stylish hats. Prices great
ly reduced
We keep full line of Dr. Rob
erts veterinary medicines. o. E.
Davis, druggist.
We guarantee the Conklin foun-
tain pen to give satisfaction. o. E.
Davis, druggist.
Winner grain and seed eeparators
and cleaners are selling now at Chas.
S. Slack & Co.'S.
Ball band, one and four buckle
arctics at The Blue Front Store, Ell
lefson & Johnson 2w
If you wish steady work and
good pay for the winter or season,
see J. w Thayer.
For men, boys and girls, all wool
hand knit sweaters, all eolors, $1.00 to
| $500 at NJ. ]. Felix
Feed your chickens Hess Pana-
| cea; it helps them through moulting
season. o. E. Davis, druggist.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have a good
second hand feed mill to trade for
good stove wood if delivered at once.
Remember, canvas gloves and
nlittens, three pair for % cents,at I he
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
| One of those good old fashioned
times-that's what the annual dance
of the E. F. U. lodge November 18th,
will be.
"A large consignment of rugs.
both room size and small, is recent
addition to the Otto Otteson furni-
ture stock.
Wild geese have been winging
south the past few days. Pretty
good indication that winter is with
us to stay.
Cutters and sleighs We're ressur-
rected Monday morning, and what
little traffic we have had since has
been on runners.
-Thayer wants all your poultry
and eggs at all times and pays the
TOP market price in, cash. Coops to
lend Tor hauling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wood of Gin
ton are happy over the arrival of a
SON. Mrs. D. T. Buchanan is helping
care for this young grandson.
Frank A. Chase was over from
Lacrosse to look after building move
nents on his Porter property. Two
houses and barns are to be erected.
-Warnie Cox, having closed his
| farming for the season near Sparta,
returned to this section to pass the
winter. He will live in Ross section.
! Come to Running's hall Friday
night, November Il, and have the time
Of your life at the annual K. F. U.
dance. Music by Culver's orchestra.
Rev. Sovde was in the city from
! Coon Valley on Saturday. He was
met here by Pastor Ramberg of West
Prairie, going there for Sunday ser
vices
Mrs w. S. Arnold of Augusta,
| has been here paying a visit to her
aged mother, Mrs. D. w. Favor, and
numerous other relatives and old
friends.
Olaf Walby and family have
moved to the residence vacated by C.
L. Peterson, and G.. w. Atkins and
wife moved to the house vacated by
the Walbys
Increase in postage goes into eff
feet on Friday. Remember when
stamping letters and postals-three
cents for letter postage, two cents for
lpostal cards.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have a
Hoosier Make-a- Truck complete with
cab and dray body and Ford chassis
that they will make special terms on
if taken soon.
If you want to paint an automo-
bile one day and have it perfectly dry
the next use Kwickwork paint. Come
in and let US show you the colors. o.
E. Davis, druggist.
Country roads are well nigh i'm
passable. The awful conditions are
bad for all kinds of business, farming
stock deliveries, and in fact all man.
ner of ordinary affairs.
Mrs. j. E. Nuzum and daughter
Ethel took their departure, this
morning for LosAngeles, California,
to pass the winter months. Mr.. Nu-
yum will join them about holiday time
Mrs. Myrtle Anderson Hensgen
has joined her husband at Lacrosse
and they viii make that city their
home. Mr.. Hensgen will continue
his run as fireman on the Southeast
ern.
Mrs. J. H. McLees is spending a
month with her daughter in Pierce
county. Mrs. J. A. Doerr accom-
! panied her because of Mr.. McLees'
enfeebled condition, returning after a
| short visit.
Eye glasses that will stop your
headaches for distance and reading.
Beware of bargain eyeglasses as they
are apt to ruin your eyes. Go to A.
! P. Atwood Tor the best of lenses.
They will gire you satisfaction.
Snow drifts four feet high and
the beautiful piling up at rapid rate
on Monday morning, is unusual, pro-
voking, disgusting. That's what this
/ section experienced. Snow fell all
/ day Sunday, more than foot cover
/ ing mother earth Monday morning.
! We hope that no reader skips by
| the inside news pages of the Censor.
/ In those columns viii be found all
character of news and miscellany.
/ The departments are specialized for
the wants and desires of all readers.
/ Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Theige Of
North Dakota have been hereabouts
/ for some time visiting among rein
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