Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-01-31


heard of bargains at Suttle & Tate's.
Plantation melodies by the Vir-
ginians next Wednesday at the Star.
This is a good time to buy Gold
Coin flour and middlings at Thayer's
Hear Prof. Schmidt's beautiful
| pipe organ solos at NJ. E. church Mon
day night.
Clam shells, 100-pound sacks for
60c per sack for 10 days only at q. H.
Ostrem's.
Alva Boak, Boscobel, purchased
Hooser extension silo roof OF Chas. S.
Slack & Co.
OSCAR Anderson of Coon Valley,
secured employment in La Crosse rub
Der works.
Mems suits, values up to SIS, in
brown, grey, black and mixtures, sizes
"a TO 80, $685.
Extra fancy eating apples, Wag
ner and Roman Beauties, $3.50 a box,
at Romans grocery.
Extra fancy eating apples, Wag-
ner and Roman Beauties, 81 so a box,
at Romans grocery
-Readstown is to be strictly ir fash
/ ION d kdi dye VIII O6 Dull III lHC
spring by A. B. Ewers
just received, another shipment of
| the Ball Band low Alaskas. Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
DO you need work shoes for spring?
| Ii so, buy them now at last years
prices at Hendrickson's Shoe Store.
Fine music by Cy's and Culver's
orchestras at the dance Saturday night
at Trimmings hall, from s to l2o'clock.
Wanted, to buy Is steers, one to
two years old. w. c. Williams, R4,
| Viroqua. 3-2w
Boys and small mems overcoats
regular prices from SIS so to $3.50,
your choice, $500. Blue Front Store,
EllefsOn 81 Johnson
Don't miss seeing "a Daughter of
the City" at the Star friday night.
This is one of the best offerings of the
week and the price is only and l0c.
Viroqua degree staff and others
went to Viola to assist encampment
members install officers and do de-
gree wota "a odd Fellow lo5ge.
Our old neighbors, William Oliver
and wife, now of Genoa section. haze
gone to Dubuque to pass the winter
with their daughter, Mrs Arthur De-
mauder
We bought all our leather goods
! last summer for the spring delivery.
/ BY 50 doing, we will save you soc to
Il on every pair of shoes in our store
! Hendrickson Shoe Store.
Mr. Geo. Schermerhorn was a call
er at the office of Chas. 5. Slack ~
Company Monday and informed them
that he used d Winner mill in the
west and would buy no other make.
La Fargo high school basket ball
team defeated Soldiers Grove high IS
to 10, Viola by2l too. Viola girl team
put it over La Fargo maidens to 6.
Westby toted Cashton % to 10,
Westby Times enters upon its
nineteenth year of publication, better
in appearance and in news value than
/ at any time in its existence. Editor
! Hage has our well-wishes for the fu-
| ture.
See the McLellan's, Chiropractors,
at Hotel Fortney, 1890 a. IN TO ? pm,
daily, or arrange for call at your
home by mail. Chiropractic adjust
ments remove the cause of disease and
you will regain health.
February 9th Miss Agness ROLAND
will be united in marriage to Mr.. AL
| fred Dummer of Harmony town. A
large company of Westby and vicinity
girl friends of the bride-to-be, gave
her a pleasant shower on late date.
Excellent sleighing. More public
roads have been made passdble by
Shoveling than any winter on record.
Our Uncle Samuel insists or having
roads cleared if he is to continue send
! ing his mail messenger on their siren
uous daily errands.
| 81 cleaned all of the oats out of
my barley with my Winner that /
| bought of Chas S. Slack s. Company
in 1914 and | am well pleased with the
machine for all kinds of grading and
cleaning. As oats do not ripen
with barley when sown together you
have to cut the oats too green and the
| barley too ripe and it is a loosing prop
ostion, but when | SOW clean barley
get a good crop that ripens together. !"
I-,Tohn McEntee.
VIII the day ever come when Of
/ icials of the st. Paul Company can
! give the Viroqua branch that consid-
Grafton that is due to its patrons? The
poor. old, WORKOUT locomotive that is
doing abominable service now is en-
titled to long rest in the scrap heap.
1t is just little singular that, with the
| hardest run in the company's entire
mileage in Wisconsin, a totally I'M
serviceable locomotive is provided
| therefor.
! "A gigantic comet, outclassing in
size and brilliancy all those seen in
modern times, is speeding toward the
sun at the rate of 1,l34,246 miles a
/ day according to Martin S. Brennan,
the astronomer priest The comet will
/ be thing of glory in the northwest
/ ern sky next spring, according to
/ Father Brennan, and probably viii re-
/ main visible for three months. It will
I be at its best in June Max Wolf. of
! Heidsburg, first saw it through his
telescope last April says an exchange.
An exchange very pertinently re-
marks that il has occurred to them
I that newspaper is very much like 4
public school. Not one patron in
twenty visits the school or makes a
suggestion once year, yet most Of
them are ever ready TO criticise. The
same IS true 10 a degree Of the news
! paper II every person who knows a
news item would drop in when pass
Ing or call On the telephone even and
4 acquaint the editor with the facts,
what a newspaper we could issue.