Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-01-31
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Yes, Thayer pays top price for
poultry.
Five hundred bushels of ear corn
wanted at Tnayer's.
Fifteen cent bats for one week
only at Suttle & Tate's.
j d Beck came from Madison to
be at home the Sabbath.
Hear the new Edison at Towner's
every day during the sale.
AT the Farmers store, 10 pounds
of yellow corn meal for Doc.
We still have navel oranges at l8c
per dozen. Romans grocery.
Red Wing seminary glee club at
Methodist church Monday night.
The Virginians, a colored com
pany at the Staronext Wednesday.
Fl w. Alexander is again able to
be out after three weeks of illness.
superintendent c. w. Fowell was
at Sylvan over Sunday on business.
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 81.
You'll have to hurry, Towner's
cent sale lasts only five days longer.
Big Northwestern greetings at 40c
per peck at Romans progeny. Extra
fancy.
Merchant D. o. Stevlingson was
up from Chaseburg to pass Sunday
with his family.
John d Miller, Boscobel, pur-
chased Hoosier extension silo roof of
Chas. S Slack & Co.
-Tenny Hanson returned to Coon
Valley, where he is employed in Spell
ium's lumber yard.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jerman and
Mrs. Oscar Anderson of Readstown
were here Monday
Rev. G. w Burnett of Surfing, Wis
consin, has been visiting at the home
of J. H. Bullock.
Mems overcoat bargains at NJ. j.
Felix. Your choice for any overcoat
in the store, only $685..
-Chas S. Slack sold Winners at
Lodi, Wonewoc, Galesville and Genoa
Saturday, over the phone.
Rev. Finstad and wife of Folsom,
went TO Lacrosse on the Southeastern
Monday morning to pass day.
See the new Cant Sag farm
gates at the Nuzum yard and you will
want some. Your name printed on
free.
"A complete line of Ball Band over
shoes and rnbbers, both in heavy and
light weight. Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son & Johnson.
Hair dressing, shampooing, mani
curing, scientific massage, scalp treat
ment, at Mrs. r L. Tate's shampoo
parlor on south Main street. Ladies
exclusively. Phone 225.
j. p. Joyce has been quite i'll for
several days, Fred Rhodes filling his
place Is Southeastern nlg ntwatChmaB
Trouble never comes singly, Mrs. Joyce
also suffering from the grippe.
-Messrs. John Nelson and William
Moen, Coon Valley gentlemen, who
underwent surgical operations in La
Crosse hospital, are on the road to re
covery, states the local paper.
j. Henry Bennett announces that
he will hereafter continue the prac-
tice of law at his office in the Linde-
mann bank building where he will
give clients interests personal atten-
ton. 39-tf
There will be St. Valentines
dance given in Running's hall, We'd
nesday night, February IA, under au-
spices of E. F, U. lodge. Music by
tive-piece orchestra. Tickets SOC
Everybody invited to come.
Liberty" the great serial pic
ture every Tuesday. Read the story
every week in this paper and see the
picture at the Star. 1t will be worth
your while and the comedies shown
with Liberty" are great.
AT her farm home in eastern part
of the city, Mrs Polly Stroup fell
dead shortly after arising Tuesday
morning. Deceased, while past the
age of 81 years, had been in usual
health and death was totally unex-
pected. Date of funeral has not been
definitely decided, but will probably
be Saturday afternoon at the Metho-
dist church.
The Sheet Metal Speciality Com
pany of Goshen, Indiana, who manu-
faCture the Hoosier extension silo
roof, will manufacture also a truck
attachment for autos, which Chas. S.
Slack & Company will soon be able to
tell you about. All Hoosier root, Wood
Tire silo, and Winner agencies will
have chance at the new auto truck.
Wait for particulars 1t is similar to
the Smith "Form-a-Truck" but has
steel castings like the Packard and
does not require to have the Ford rear
axle shortened.
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