Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-01-24
next Tuesday.

Rockwell's Sunny South Friday.
Fun for everybody-Opera house
Friday.
Attorney J. A. Moen spent last
week in Milwaukee.
Flour, bran and middlfngs again
at Thayer's feed stand.
Geo G. Fawcett paid a visit to
his mother at Waupaca.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Helgeson are
here from Lacrosse for a visit.
Mems So all-wool flannel shirts,
sizes Isl to IL at Sl.95 at Felix.
Mems dress shirts roc, mems soc
neckties pc at NJ. j. Felix bargain
sale.
-Tcwner's &c sale promises to be
the biggest event of his business car
eer.
Fur sets and odd pieces at 25 per
cent discount to close out. Suttle &
Tate.
Wanted, to buy Is steers, one to
two years old. w. c. Williams, R4,
Viroqua. 3-2w
All one. piece ladies' serge dresses
now on hand at half price to clean up.
Suttle & Tate.
just received, another shipment of
the Ball Band low Alaskas. Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Mrs. Ray Umberger of Bergen,
was taken from her home to a La
Crosse hospital for treatment.
AT Coon Valley Grandma Thrune
passed her ninety-fifth milestone. She
enjoys reasonably good health.
"A special term OF court has been
called by Judge Higbee to convene at
Viroqua the 9Th day of February.
Big M. w. A. dance at Purdy,
Friday, January 20. Good music, good
order, good time-all guaranteed.
Theodore Johnson and wife came
in from West Prairie and took the
train to Lacrosse to pass the Sabbath.
Remnants of dress goods, towel
ings, table linen, etc, at very low
prices at NJ. J. Felix clearance sale.
Mems overalls, cotton gloves, nit
tens and wool socks at special low
prices during NJ. j. Felix clearance
sale.
Our 81 80 bed blankets are all
sold. We still have a supply of large
bed blankets at IS. Surenson &
Dahl.
The Gabel orchestra of Lacrosse
has added new member, Melvin Sc
version, trombonist of third regiment
band.
Payment of taxes in town of vi
roqua has been extended to March LIST
without penalty,by action Of the town
board.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Harris rejoice
over the arrival of an eight pound
son, born at the Smell home Tuesday
morning
&C. e Cliff exchanged his brick
house in Mound Park for the Chit
wood farm of 100 acres in the town of
Webster.
Boys and small mems overcoats
regular prices from 80 80 to SIG. so,
your choice, $500 Blue Front Store,
ElefsOn ~ Johnson
So far as heard from, the mer-
chants VINO didn't advertise did not
complain about overwork during the
recent holiday season.
Mrs. \. 0. Seal and Miss Laura
McCulloch arrived home after spend
Nuzula at Prairie Ga CHEN.
Read me new story that opens in
the CENSOR today It's sure enough
a thriller, and real thing as matters
exist on the troublesome Mexican
border.
Free house plans We furnish
blue prints aud estimates to our Gus
TONERS free of charge. Call and let
us explain. John E. Nuzum j. Sons
Lumber Co.
Miss Minerva StOrlie, a training
school student, swallowed a pin, lodg-
ing in her throat. She was taken to
Lacrosse, where it was removed and
Miss Storlie returned to school.
Specials for Friday and Saturday:
l5c bottle catsup, for 25c; zoe red
salmon, cans for soc; 20c coffee, 81
pounds for $1;Batavia brand oat meal,
2 packages for 45c; 25pound sack
sugar SlS5 C. II. Ostrem.
Mr.. O. B. Harris, Rockton, Wis,
purchased a 12x24 wood tire silo of
Chas. S. Slack & Company while in
Viroqua on business Monday. Berlie
Moore, county clerk, has a l2x24 wood
tire hollow wall silo bought year
ago. Read his recommend of this
silo in this paper.
Have you seen the new movie show
in Viroqua? Just call in at the office
of Chas S. Slack x Company and let
them show you their moving picture
performance in separating wheat and
oats on a WINNER mill, or call on
any of their local agents named in
their advertisement in this issue of
the CENSOR.
John Stoll reports the transfer of
the 157 acre tract at North Spring
vile, belonging to the Isaac N.Groves
estate, to Ole Christensen & Sons -
the consider alton the neat sum of
$3.50 per acre. The 80 acres west of
the old place and adjoining Matthias
Peterson, has also been acquired by
them making them a fine 210 acre
farm.
Those farmers who are still de-
batting the feasibility of erecting a
silo should read the January 18th or
18th issue of the Chicago Daily Farm
ers' and Drovers' Journal There are
IS, 900 silos in Wisconsin, the most of
any state and 40 per cent of the 1916
corn crop of Wisconsin was placed in
silos. Chas. S. Slack has TWO silos
left at Viroqua for immediate delivery
Every year there are millions and
millions Of grains planted that only
half grow. They are not fit for seed
and should never have been planted.
They are foO weak m davalov1 S4pop n