Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30
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AN kinds Of comb and extracted honey
-Ladies' winter coats from $500 to ssa.OO
at Fl. E. Rogers.
Save money by buying your coffee at
xxx" herring two pounds for Csc at ].
e0mundsons, Opera Block.
New cloth coats, handsome Palmer gar
ments, just in at Suttle & Tate's-
The finest line of comforter materials we
have carried at Suttle & Tate's.
Wool bats bought a year ago, now worth
$500 for S3.75, at Suttle & Tate's.
New bath robe cloth by the yard and new
bath robe blankets at Suttle & Tste's.
Leslie johnson and wife were over from
Lacrosse visiting relatives and friends.
Income Assessor KnutsOn and wife Wis
tied at their former home in La Fargo.
Mrs. Daniel Wise had brief visit from
her daughter, Mrs. james Bigley Of Tomah-
MIR. and Mrs. Mack Stout enjoyed a visit
from their daughter, Mrs. McDaniels of Cash
Mrs. Paul Lawrence and children were
over from Lacrosse to visit numerous rela-
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Take look at our good warm comforts
and wool nap blankets before buying. SUIT
tie & Tates.
"A serious accident befell the aged Mrs.
C.. w. Lawson, experienced fall that re-
suited in fractured hip.
Mrs, SEQ. II. Clarke came home from
Whitehall because Of the influenza of her son
Edwin. who is recovering.
We have a fine line of ladies' tailored
suits for winter; wool velOurs, serges etc.
Hon. Lawrence Grimsrud who recently
moved to Viroqua, has opened law Office in
rooms over the Bank of VirOqua,
Dan Davis of Sterling, A. ". Trayers of
LaFarge grand jurors in Federal Court at
Lacrosse. Will Norris is petit juror
Because of average George Wolfgram
not retained army student in Mil
waukee mechanical school, returning home.
PHOTOGRAPHER Nell Sine has been visiting
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Slime. He
has won no little renoun as a war picture
maker.
Mrs John Dewitt of Ross, returned from
Iowa, visiting a daughter there, also her
younger daughter, Mrs. Forest Perkins in
Lacrosse.
The Farmers Store has just received
another shipment of Hanrdacher & Wolf coats
and is now displaying splendid line of these
famous garments
1t needs no argument that a business edu-
cation is necessary. You need it. Send for
our free catalogue. MankatO Commercial Col
-Jackie Frank Potts was summoned home
from Great Lakes by the illness of his sister.
Bessie, who operated upon in La Crosse
hospital and developed influenza.
Miss Marion Dahl, who was home from
River Falls normal school library duties, the
''6u'' closing that institution like all other
state educational activities, returned today.
-Ralston Health shoes will give you the
utmost in style, fit and wear. Let us show
you our new fall and winter styles. The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & johnson. 43-44
-Ralston shoes. for fall and winter have
ship right and they are priced right. The
Blue Front Store. Ellefson johnson. 43-44
Stanley A. Sweger went to North Dakota
because of the illness of niece, the young
daughter of Rev and Mrs. Eben Sweger, whom
ne found improved. She suffers from heart
trouble.
DIR. Mead and family will become gem
uine grangers, having leased the farm of
james Welch on Pleasant ridge. The Wesches
move to the city, occupying Mrs. n j. Borts
residence.
Remember that that an increase in the
price OF coffee is bound to result from the gov
nent tax soon TO be placed upon i. Rom
an's grocery has a supply at present which is
being sold a THE old prices. If.
Theodore Tobias, of South Dakota. on his
return from steck-marketing trip to Chi
cagO, dropped off here to greet relatives and
friends in the old home. He reports much
prosperity in his part of Dakota.
Mrs. John +. Weber received word of the
death Of two nephews in Chicago from inau-
enza. of Mr.. and Mrs Mulhulland. the
latter being a former resident of West Prairie.
Jennie Finney her maiden name.
Floyd, a young son of MIR and Mrs;
AmOria Smith. of Red Mound, was operated
upon for knee trouble by the local surgeons
at the home of Mrs. McMulien in this city.
The lad was injured some time since.
AT late meeting of the city council IL was
voted to take from the cemetery perpetual
care fund of which the city is custodian, FIVE
thousand dollars and invest the amount in Lib
erty Loan bonds. very proper thing to do.
il would seem.
Vernon county people did their duty pa
triotically in the Fourth Liberty loan. Now
let them do likewise in the united drive for
the support of the boys "Over there" Thirty
thousand is quota, just about dollar
head for every man, woman and child in the
county,
Lay in a supply of coffee and protect your
selves from the high prices later on. A heavy
is % he laid all luxur-
les coffee being classed one) and the price
will go from five to ten cents per pound
above the old price at which Romans grocery
is now selling their coffee. tt.
Last Wednesday, Mr.. Thomas Stevens of
Round Prairie received a telegraph message
advising that his Elyin critically i'll
in Pennsylvania army cantonment. He left
on the first train fos the east. Mr.. Stevens
writes that Elvin H. improved and he will
turn home this week.
William II. Stacks seventy-eight anniyer-
sary was made TIE occasion of gathering OF
numerous relatives 20 celebrate the event, at
his farm in Franklin town. Mr.. Slack and
Vernon county bloom as the rose during their
long and industrious lives here.
Learn shorthand and typewrting and
help win the war. All commercial subjects
teachers. Our graduates succeed Best
school, lowest tuition. Enroll now and in a
few months you will be fitted for a good pay
ing position. Address Keefe Business College,
Lacrosse, Wis.
Our eyes are precious and the care
give them now means much to us in old age
Good glasses depend entirely upon the doctor
who makes them. DIR. EvensOn at Lacrosse
he knows what good pair means. 1t pays
to visit DR.. Evenson at Lacrosse and know
your eyes fitted correctly. 1t costs less
fOo.-Ady.