Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-11-14
Short News Stories of Interest
PckUps by Censor Comings Dongs
Vioqua and Vicinity
Yankee Pluck, tonight. Star.

Yankee Pluck, tonight, Star.
The photos made by the Western
1 Photo Company please the people.
There will be on show at the Star
Friday night owing to the Red Cross
party.
"A delightful showing of dainty
waists in all shades just received at
Rogers
Chicken coops, plenty at Thay-
er's. Take them home and bring in
your chickens.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hetland are in
Lafayette county making visit to
| their daughter
"A few stoves left, going at re-
markable bargain prices. John Stew
art Implement Co.
Ethel Barrymore in the Call of
Her People at the Star Sunday af-
ternoon ard evening.
New shaped neck pieces among
our fine line of Gordon & Ferguson
furs. Suttle & Tate.
-Kuebler's work men are at Cash
ton installing heating plant in the
new Catholic parsonage.
-Georgettes and Crepe de Chimes
at Rogers A most beautiful assert
ment of waists in all shades.
Another shipment of dress satins
in taupe, myrtle, brown, burgundy,
navy and plum. Suttle & Tate.
Mrs. Keir returned from La
Crosse hospital, where she was for
several weeks following operation.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity, 6 per cent interest, in amounts
up to $4,000. Proctor & Proctor.
Don't forget to take box of
those delicious L and C chocolates
home today. o. E. Davis, druggist.
For overshoes, leggings, mittens,
underwear, and hosiery go to Olson's
store. Marshall's Best -four, per sack
$2.S5.
"A Thanksgiving social will be
held at the NJ. E. church Tuesday ev-
ening, November twenty. All are
| invited.
John Noyes has moved to Hills
boro to become on attache of the big
milk condensory. He was employed
here in the electric light plant.
Why buy ready-to-wear suits
when you can get better tailor made
clothes with guarantee with every
suit or overcoat at NJ. J. Felix.
Got your tires yet at the reduced
price? A $4,000 stock going at 20
per cent discount at Fortney G. Law
ODDS. All the standard makes.
Tailor made clothes satisfy. Ev-
cry suit or overcoat guaranteed for
workmanship and fit. See NJ. ]. Fe-
Xix on your next suit or overcoat.
The Western Photo Company So
licits share of your photo work.
We make speciality of enlarging.
See our work get our prices. j. Fish,
! Manager.
Commencing November first, ev-
cry hat in my millinery store will be
sold for $3.50 to $4.75. Nothing
above that. Miss Helen Quamme, in
Running block.
Remember the bazaar at the Main
street Lutheran church Saturday, the
Gath. Lunch will be served all day.
Many bargains will be found at the
! second hand counter.
| Round Prairie community club
will hold its first meeting for the sea-
son at the school house on Monday
evening next. A social time with pro-
gram. The public is invited.
All members of the Red Cross
who joined at the creamery on Tag
Day may now receive their certifi-
Gates of membership and badges from
Mrs. Casperson. Please ask her for
them.
Rev. ]. j. jacobson went to La
! Crosse this morning to see his par
ishioners, Mrs. Chris Holmstad and
Paul Hanson, who are in the hospital.
The former was taken from this city
on Friday
Get your supply of trade books
and trade cards. Three fine presents
go to the persons selling the most
Award will be made Saturday after
noon and every person present will
receive SO in p. d. checks Free. F.
M. Towner, Trade Extension Store.
Thanksgiving the 29th-ffth
Thursday in the month.
November "a, beginning at 10 in
the forenoon the ladies aid of United
Lutheran church will give their an
nual bazaar in the church parlors.
Lunch will be served at Is cents. In
connection with the bazaar there will
be a counter of various second hand
articles.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. D. McLces ar
rived home from North Dakota where
they passed a month with their chill
dren. They tell that they arrived in
the west during a small blizzard
which soon cleared up, snow melting
and pleasant conditions prevailed
when they left there.
At administrators sale Messrs.
Wig & Tuhus purchased the quarter
section farm of the estate of Oscar
Groves, known as the old Lindemann
place, two miles north of Viroqua
Almost Immediately the place was re
sold to Alderman T. C. Knudson of
this city, who will probably make it
his home.
DO your bit for the Red Cross.
Buy ticket for the five hundred
party to be given at Masonic hall
this Friday evening at seven-thirty.
Twenty prizes have been donated to
be given for the highest scores. Re
freshments will be served and a good
time is planned. All from town and
country are invited 10 come. Get
your tickets either from the young
ladies who are soliciting or from
Dahl's Drug Store.