Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-11-20

You will be really satisfied with
Munsingwear. ROGERS.
New dress skirts and waists this
week at Suttle &Tate's.
All wool knitting yarn, white only
at SOC per hank. Rogers.
To make up lost time Cashton
will hold school on Saturdays.
Read your tags. Pay if you owe,
and pay in advance. Do it NOW.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
stional Bank building. Phone 80.
Another shipment of little chill
sdren's winter coats at Suttle & Tate's.
Miss Margaret Hulsether is alb
sent visiting friends in the country.
Miss Hazel Larson has been visit
ing her sister Myrtle, at Wausau.
Get some nice, fresh, cranberries
at Zoe per quart at Romans Grocery.
Come ard be fitted to a new tail
ored suit for Thanksgiving at Suttle
& Tate's
Official canvass of the vote cast
at the late election is published in the
Censor today.
Ladies new serge dresses this
week in time for Thanksgiving at
Suite & Tate's.
"A fine line of satins for dresses
with all the latest trimmings to match
at Suttle & Tate's
Miss Elsie Stevens of Lacrosse,
is visiting in the city with her sister,
MRS. j. w. Thayer.
Fit your house with storm sash
and save one-third your coal bill. John
E. Nuzum & Sons
Sam Lake was at Rochester to
consult the Drs. Mayo concerning his
physical condition.
Renew those Christmas subscrip-
lions at once. Prompt service. How
ard Thayer, Phone 140.
Come and get our "Real Brand
coffee at 81 for 10 pounds, while it
lasts at Romans Grocery.
Bring your clocks and watches to
atwood to be repaired. He does good
work at the lowest prices.
Get union suited in Munsingwear
sand keep warm and comfortable this
winter. Sold by Rogers, only.
Wideawake people in a wide
sawake home do much reading. They
subscribe with Howard Thayer.
More satisfaction for less money
in Munsingwear than any other make
you can buy, sold only at Rogers
j. w. Thayer wants some good
mill men, sawyers and teamsters, for
northern Wisconsin. Call or write.
Mrs. Asbjornson has fine sauer-
kraut for sale-the homemade kind.
Call at her residence on North Main.
Edward Lind is in Minneapolis
attending the annual stockholders
meeting of the Archer Cord Tire
Company.
Mr.. Gustav A. Schubert of La
Fargo, a popular brakeman on the
& Kickapoo railroad, died October "a,
aged 25 years.
DO you know that coffee has ad-
vanced in price? You can get it, our
Especial Coffee" pounds for dol
lar at Romans Grocery.
Mr.. James Kellogg, employed at
the electric light plant, has moved his
family here from Viola and they are
housed in the Third Ward.
-Auctioneer J. E. Shreve and wife
departed for Neillsville to be gone a
week, and Jack will attempt to bag
his buck deer before returning.
-Surenson & Dahl have just re-
ceived a new shipment of Handmach-
er G. Wolf coats for winter wear, in
latest designs, mostly pushes. Call
and see them.
"A Genoa friend writes the Censor
that there were Al cases of flu there
at one time, Thomas Latimer, being
among the most prominent of the Ill,
but he is recovering.
-All.of my customenrs who desire
turkeys for Thanksgiving are request
ed to leave orders with nc by Satur-
day night or Monday. morning at the
latest. H. E. Anderson.
No. size tomatoes zoe, pink sal
mon zoe, 25c can Heinz pork and
beans zoe, No. cans pork and beans
& 15c, tomato eapsup 15c, small cans
tomatoes 1Oc C. H. Ostrem.
The people of Viroqua and viein-
ity have great opportunity to give
easy, useful and inexpensive Christ
mas gifts. Phone 140, Howard Thay-
err, and he will tell you about it.
Some of the jokesters suggest
odd Mother Hubbard as the discoverer
of the first meatless day. But there
is authentic record of Adam and his
helpmeet being vegetarians, also.
The flu has had Grocer John Side
firmly within its embrace, but his
friends will learn with satisfaction
z that John is getting the better of the
unwelcome invader of his home and
his business.
Venerable Arson W. DeJean, al
I y
the prime of good health and useful
ness, was in the city from LaFarge
renewing acquaintanceS, and there
were many here pleased to grasp his
hand.
Attorney Harold P. Proctor de-
parted for Durand, where he Joined
a party of deer hunters headed by 10.
Boehrer. They go to northern camp
for an outing and venison chase. They
expect to remain till the close of the
season.
City Pumpman Irwin Henry is
confined to his home by an attack of
heart trouble. William Hook is sub
stituting for him at the waterworks
station, and d. T. Buchanan is taking
the place of Mr. Hook as street COM
missioner
j. W. Thayer writes from Ash
land county: peace news came like
a boomerang to northern Wisconsin
where every ablebodied man is needed
to build up logging crews sufficient
to make even a smaller than average
cut of logs. Unless more than usual
attention is paid to the call for scg-
gers lumber viii continue TO advance"
A property exchange of more
than usual interest is that made by
John r. Spellum and L. L. Skrede,
wherein the former exchanges bis ex-
ceptionally fine and slightly new home
and 25 acres of land north of the city,
taking in partial payment the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Skrede north of the court
house park. Change of possessio.l
will be made next spring.
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