Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-01-10
Short News Stories of Interest
Vroqua Vicinity

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Wait for Felix after-inventory
sale.
Order stove wood of Jacob Dach.
He delivers.
Liberty coming at the Star. Tues
day, January 30.
January sale of ladies furs at one
half price at Rogers.
January sale on ladies' winter
coats at one-half price at Rogers.
Specials in cotton Heeced under
wear at l5c per yard at Rogers
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 30.
-"Silver Threads Among the Gold"
Thursday of next week. Star Theatre.
Crystal White soaps bars for 25c.
j. Omundson's leash and carry store"
Clarence ReaneY has returned
from visit with friends near Genoa.
Ralph Grover is able to attend to
his work after several weeks illness.
Mrs. Carrie Cox of Readstown is n
guest of Mrs. Grant Cox north of town.
"A busy place is Franklin's hos
pital for crippled and marred furni-
ture.
Arthur Reaney of Chicago, spent
Christmas with relatives near Viro-
qua.
Mrs. Tracy of Hillsboro is spend
ing the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
A. j. Solberg.
Nov is the time to buy Howell
roller feed mill Chas. S. Slack &
Company have samples.
Rev. Harry Macdonald is here
from North Dakota paying visit to
his mother, Mrs. Kit Pierce.
-Barker's Anticeptic will knock
bad odor on sore, sweaty feet in if
teen seconds. All drug stores.
Place your orders now for No. l
wood. Will commence hauling soon
as roads permit.-Grant Dewitt.
AT a meeting of the advancement
association Monday night, a large
number of new members were Initiated.
The place to buy your oranges Is
at Romans grocery, lSc per dozen.
Our motto: ''Quick sales and small
profits.
The Toilet Hetland and Peter
Fortney families spent Sunday with
Carl B. Fortney and family at Liberty
Pole.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. McKittrick
took leave of home to pass balance of
winter with their daughter May, in
Cleveland, Ohio.
Elmer Kuehn of West Salem sue
ceeds G. A. Cutter as bookkeeper at
the Bank of Viroqua. He filed
similar position at that place.
Paul Blanchard of Blue River
was lucky in placing his order for a
l2x24 Wood Tire silo and Hoosier Ex-
tension roof before the raise in price.
The party who, doubtless by mis-.
take, exchanged robes at Ostrem's
feed barn new years night, can secure
his own robe by returning mine Geo
w. Eckhardt
If you want to know how nice
looking, well-ftting and everlasting
a shoe can be, try pair of"Western"
work shoes The Blue Front Store.
Ellefson & Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Shreve went to
Greenwood to see Mrs. Kegley, who is
very i'll at the ripe age of 81 Mrs
Shreye remained to assist in the care
of her mother.
! am still doing the beauty parlor
work and would be pleased to have all
of my customers call. | also carry
the Franco American Hygienic toilet
articles Mrs. l.. NJ. Clarke.
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
Liberty is O. K and the best
serial ever run in this theatre in six
years" Metropolitan Theatre, Los
Angeles, California. The story COM
plete will begin in the CENSOR We'd
nesday, January "A.
Mrs. S. J. Sauer arrived home
from visit at Austin, Saturday even
ing. Thinking to do the right thing
Mr.. Sauer went to meet her at La
Crosse, but through confusion of dates
they passed at Chasburg blissfully uu-
aware of the fact.
"A jolly sleighride party surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Spellum Saturday
evening at their home north of town.
The evening was spent in playing
800. " At midnight delicious lunch
was served.
The first of series of socials under
auspices of Viroqpa Masonic bodies
will occur at the Temple on Friday
evening of this week, to which all
Masons are invited Cards, refresh
ment, etc, will be the order. A NOM
inal charge will be asked to meet ex-
penses.
H. c. Dyer, Wauzeka, has bought
l2x24 Wood Tire silo OF Chas.S. Slack
q Company before the raise in price.
Wood Tire silOs are growing in favor
where ever they are introduced. Get
in on them by placing an order with
Chas. S. Slack & Company, the geuer-
al agents for southwestern Wisconsin
We desire to call especial atten-
tion 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.
Mr.. C. J. Kuebler returned from
Cincinnati, Ohio, where he attended
Caloric pipeless furnace dealer con-
vention. Three hundred dealers at
tended this convention from every
part of the United States. He was
surprised at the number of Caloric
furnaces that were sold and installed
the past year By the different dealers.
One firm sold and installed 500 ard