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

Six pounds of coffee for 81 at
Romans Grocery.
-Rummage sale at Congregational
church, Saturday, October 13.
Romans Grocery pays the high
est market price for poultry
Buy hard coal stove and get a
half ton of coal free, at the Kuebler
Hardware.
We guarantee the Conklin foun-
tain pen to give satisfaction. o. E.
Davis, drug gist.
Avoid spending summer earnings
by engaging for winter woods work
with J. ". Thayer.
Feed your chickens Hess Pana-
cea; it helps them through moulting
season. o. E. Davis, druggist.
Men wanted for cutting timber
in northern Wisconsin. Good wages
and good board. j. w. Thayer.
j. w. Thayer wants men at once
for logging in Ashland county; good
wages assured and clean lodging.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity, 6 per cent interest, in amounts
up to $4,000. Proctor & Proctor.
-Stevelingson will be in Viroqua
to buy car load of live poultry next
Tuesday See his announcement in
today's paper.
Call the Nuzum Yard, phone
-, for storm sash. They will take
measurements if desired and guaran-
tee them to fit.
Let us show you our fine school,
Our catalogue will do it. Send for
it. Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato, MINI.
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.
Z. Davis, druggist
The remains Of very aged lady
Mrs. Guno 4rson, 90 years old. arri-
we'd here yesterday from Eau Claire
lnterment took place at Pine Knob
today. She was grandmother of Mrs
John Sanger of this city.
A cousin of Mrs. Geo. II. Clarke
Rev w. S. Sweet, died in Rochester
hospital. He was former pt!ncI-
pal of Richland Center high school
some years he has been a missionary
in China.
The Star Spangled Banner viii
mean more to you after you see"The
Stacker" at the Star Sunday after
noon and evening. For benefit Red
Cross. Admission to this mighty
patriotic play l ) and IS cents.
Coon Valley society had home
coming largely a church matter, that
brought back many former residents
the affair taking place last Friday
Saturday and Sunday No less thar
half dozen ministers Of note took
part in the program 1t was gath
ering to be long remembered.
Some folks wear any old pain
of eyeglasses that they car see with
Some folks eyes viii stand more a.
I buse than others, but why abuse such
| a precious sense as eyesight? DR.
| Evenson at Lacrosse will eXemint
your eyes and make a perfect pain
/ of eyeglasses in his own lens grind
ing laboratory.
DO not forget that we carry tht
4 famous line of Adler Collegian over
coats-the best made. We have al
/ the latest styles. Trench model Is
the height of style for young men
| All kinds of overcoats-sheep lined
plush lined and fur The Blue Front
| Store Ellefson & Jouson
-Glovesl What shall we say
about them? We know we now have
the largest and most complete linC
| in dress and work gloves and mittens
for men and boys to be sent in the
city. All kinds and grades; higher
than they used to be. but our prices
are lower than they could be replaced
at today The Blue Front Store, Ell
/ lefson & Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. ". A Corbett, Of
Columbus, Ohio. are passing few
DAYS at the parental home of Mrs
Corbett on Asbury, the Gus Wist
home. Mr.. Corbett is an employee Of
the Pennsylvania railroad. statins
that all roads are short of men. He
states, too, that the draft in the cas-
| is much more severe out there, few
| exemptions being made.