Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-01-10
Keep boosting.


Der in As years.
january specials in ladies petit
coats Rogers.
January sale of short lengths in
silks at Rogers
Specials in muslin underwear for
January at Rogers.
William Horribly returned from d
trip TO the west.
City schools opened Monday after
two weeks vacation.
Knocking never did anything but
boost the other cause.
rOniy two more chapters of FGlo-
ria's Romance Fridays.
Francis Y. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne at the Star tomorrow.
Woman suffrage annual convention
will be held in NJ adison January 10 to
Is.
w. NJ. Crume is at Wauzeka and
Prairie du CHEN visiting his sister and
brother.
Western work shoes in black and
tan. The Blue Front Store. Ellef-
son & Johnson.
Don't forget that we are selling
"Sun-Kist" oranges at lSc per dozen.
Romans grocery.
Carl Walters of Viola has pur-
chased and taken possession of the
Longwell meat market.
- like my wood tire silo and have
not fed a load of hay so far this win
ter. ~. o. Jacobson, Readstown
New subscribers to the CENSOR
are numerous this new year. We have
room for others in the big procession
FRANKLIN WILL make your car
look like new one for surprisingly
small cost. Talk to him about yours.
Automobile owners are requested
to procure their license for 1917 and
comply with the law. w. E. Garrett,
Mayor.
Pay up your arrears to the CENSOR
and continue to receive it at 81 90
year Only few days left for this
chance.
Mrs. J A. Moen paid a visit to
her brother, who is patient in a
Sparta hospital, recovering from an
operation.
so far the new year has been a
''peach" so to speak - ten days of ideal
weather with about the finest sleig Ching
for years.
The Misses Leila and Gladys Standi-
ford returned from La Fargo, where
they passed portion of holiday vaca-
tion.
George Horribly exhibited in town
a silver fox of his own breeding, hav-
ing three of them. They are scarce
and are very valuable for their furs.
Jacob Dach bought a consignment
of Moore feed mills at a big bargain,
add while they last he proposes to
give his customers the benefit. Bet
ter get one now.
Anton Travnicek and family are
here from Dunn county to see clatives
and friends. They moved north some
months since and are well satisfied
with their new home
Saw logs, yes, yes, how old-fash-
Toned it seems to see them brought to
Viroqua by the dozen of loads day,
delivered TO Thayer's yard, taken from
the Owen land he is clearing.
Installation of Woodman Camp
AID Royal Neighbors will be Jointly
night. All members requested to at
tend.
Mrs. ]. C Acheson of South Da-
kota, is guest of Mr.. and Mrs L E.
Gorsuch and visiting among old neigh
bors in this section She has been at
Washington, d c., GAINESVILLE and
other places since leaving home three
months ago.
Every day people come to Viroqua
to have milling done, some of them rs
miles. Miller Thompson and his help
ers run all night many times. These
long distance journeys bring to mind
that within the past twenty years no
less than a dozen Touring mills have
been abandoned in the county.
Just received a large line of suits
for men and young men. The very
latest in all styles, fit and make guar
See them now and get your
choice. Prices are still advancing al
most daily. Buy now and save money.
The Blpe Front Store. Ellefson &
Johnson.
Every farmer should see the dem
of the Winner grain and
seed separator and cleaner at the
W
Viroqua. They are sending them out
as fast as they can get them shipped
in. Albert Sanness took a Winner
home Friday.
Cut the cost of living by paying
cash and doing your own delivering.
BY doing this you save 10 per cent at
the Joe OmundsOn Store in Opera
block For instance the dollar pur
chase cost you 90c, the l0c purchase
but &c, while in purchasing s. worth
you pay but 81. so.
No picture has such an appealing
sentiment as "Silver Threads Among
the Gold" If you want to see the
most wholesome photo-play, one that
will send you home the better man or
woman for witnessing it, be at the
Star Theatre Thursday, January 18th.
The picture is accompanied by the
song.
On Wednesday last while going
down the stairs leading to his shop,
Viroqua's veteran barber, Ed d. Har-
rington, fell and injured himself.
Later in the day he was overcome and
taken to his home, where he suffered
for a few days, but is again on the job
as he has been for the past twenty
five years here in this town.
Just because some enc says you
need glasses, do not buy d pair of
glasses, but obtain the services of a re-
sponsible and capable man who can
examine the eyes and correctly pre-
scribe the proper lenses. DR. Evenson
Of La Crosse is well recommended and
grinds all his own eyegIass lenses. /
This really is a valuable part Of his