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

He delivers.
Garfield Pencil has been confined
to his home by illness.
The biggest values You ever saw =
Stoll & Groves $40 suits,
DIR. Chase, dentist, office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 81.
st. Paul train was three hours late
in arriving in Viroaua on Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Dickson came from Wi
mona to visit rela ives and friends.
Read the opening chapters Of
Liberty" in this paper next week.
-Stoll & Groves $40 suits for mer
were taken from their regular stock
Have your eyes tested and glass
es fitted by A. p. Atwood. Price:
reasonable.
Mr.. Guy Heron of Groton, Soutf
Dakota, visiting friends and relative:
in this city.
-Cashton high school defeated La,
Fargo high school in a game of basket
bali, score 26 to II.
Mrs. Charley Shannon was over
from Tomah greeting many friends in
the city and at Westby.
That boosting and united work
has benefited Viroqua the past year
is certain. Keep it up.
Place your orders now for No.
wood. Will commence hauling soon
as roads permit. Grant Dewitt
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Weavil Just
returned from a four weeks TRIP
through Iowa, visiting relatives.
Miss Selma Lavold has returned
to her home after several weeks visit
with friends and relatives at Cashton.
M. S. Tubbs, state secretary OF
the American Society of Equity, will
address the county convention on Sat
urday.
The Misses Alma Swiggum and
Mabel Rusk of Fer,yville, are guests
for a few days at the NJ. J. Nelson
home.
Arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. N. Olson of Cashton. an
eight-pound baby boy, being their
first born.
"A complete line of Ball Band over
shoes and rubbers, both in heavy and
light weight. Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son g. Johnson.
M. j. Nelson, wife and daughter,
also the Misses Alma Swiggum and
Mabel Rusk, were visitors of Alvin
Void at Brookville.
Mrs. Grant Cox fell upon a stove
and burned her left arm from the elbow
to tips of fingers, and the pain has
been intense for her.
Edward Clarke returned from On.
tario, where he installed a heating
plant for the Sauer Hardware, with
whom he is employed.
The Congregational Christian Ed
deavor Society has made arrange
ments with the Carroll College glee
club to give a concert in Viroqua on
April z. There are % men in the
club and fine entertainment is guar
anteed.
If you want to know how nice
looking, well-fitting and everlasting
a shoe can be. try a pair OF" Western .
work shoes. The Blue Front Store.
Ellefson q Johnson.
Major NC. Bergh of Madison cir
Culated among old friends in the city
on Thursday. He is engaged as trav-
cling representative for an extensive
brokerage institution in Chicago
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
Breed to the best seed you have in
your biz by cleaning and grading itall
u nd snln
kernels. Get a Winner mill at Chas
S. Slack & Co.'S or any of their local
agencies.
The son and daughters of the late
Mrs. Jacob Peterson wish to express
appreciation to the nurse, relatives
and neighbors for sympathy and as
sistance shown them during the ill
ness, death and burial of their be-
loved mother.
According to DIR. Alexander, of
the college of agriculture, the num-
Der of horses in Wisconsin in the last
ten years has increased from $685. 300
to 1000. Ten years ago the average
horse was worth S91 and today the
average value is 1924.
Il am still doing the beauty parlor
work and would be pleased to have all
my customers call. Call and see my
hair nets of human hair of all shades.
Remember my Franco American Hy-
gienic toilet articles. Mrs. L. NJ.
Clarke.
-'Silver Threads Among the Gold -
Every inch of the film means some
thing worth while A play of heart
and home with blending of quaint
humor that drives tear away with a
laugh, with a moral that makes one
feel better after viewing it. Star to-
morrow.
See demonstrations of the Winner
grain separator at Chas. S. Slack s.
Co.'S office, also the Superior and Ad-
vance mills are there on exhibition.
Take your choice and clean and grade
your seed grain and increase your crop.
yield. You dc not expect to SOW every
old Tom, Dick and Harry of seed and
grow bumper crop do you?.
We desire to call especial atten-
ton to our spring line of everyday
shoes. A very large stock and they
are as near waterproof as you can
get. These shoes we think are the
best on the market. Prices So, SO. %,
$3.50. Considering the big advance
in the price of leather they are very
cheap, bought before the recent adj
vances. The Blue Front Store. FL
lefson & johnson.
: Former Sheriff Chas. E. Ward was
in the city to call on friends last Fri
day. He had been at the old Chase
burg stamping grounds to see his sis
ter and close up some business matters.
Charley retains to a remarkable de-
nraa his nod n atnro and = ln.-. fn..