Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-11-12
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Great cease" weather.

When in town eat at the Unique.
Eat your Sunday dinners at the
Unique. 45-tf
Get the old style lutefsk at Ro-
mans Grocery.
= dress gloves and mittens
Miss Florence Mullen visited rel
atives at Sparta.
MEMS and boys work and dress
shoes at M. ]. Felix.
Ball Band rubbers for the whole
family at III. ]. Felix.
Mems sheeplined coats, leather
vests and maekinaws at NJ. j. Felix.
-Milt Henry and wife were up
from Red Mound to call on old neigh
bors.
A good line of children's serge
dresses sizes 8 to IA years at Suite
& Tate's.
You can still buy some shoes at
prewar prices at D. o. Stevlingson's,
Chaseburg.
Mems "never rip" pants, Sweet
Orr make, $500, $3.50, to 5000, at
NJ. j. Felix.
AT the home of F. M. Baker a
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Rogers.
Sunday was one of the rainiest
days of the whole season, pouring
down continuously.
"A young son of Joseph Honaler
was operated upon for appendicitis
in a La Crosse hospital.
The new 1920 wall paper just
received at Dahl's Drug Store. Call
and get sample book. 1876
-Ellefson & Johnson's Ralston
Health shoes have reputation for
giving the utmost in value.
Master Cyrus Butt has been con-
fined to his home the past three weeks
by large abcess under his arm.
See the new styles and shades in
our Ralston Health shoes. The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Ben Nuzum has engaged in the
retail lumber business at Tomah, af-
ter several years as travelling sales
man.
Up to date Clerk Moore has is
sued about 2,700 hunting licenses, the
greatest number ever issued in one
season.
Just received another shipment of
those pull over sweaters in the latest
shades. The Blue Front Store, Ell
lefson & Johnson.
Mrs. Helen Strum of northern
Crawford County, died at the age of
Y years. She was a former resident
of Coon Valley and Chaseburg section.
Ole A. Tryggestad and family
were in the city on Saturday, return
ing to their home in Bud and the pos
SCISSORS of a fine Nash Six touring car.
Miss Helgeson, domestic at the
home of Ed. Peterson, had the misfor-
tune to fall from ladder while clean
ing windows, fracturing one of her
wrists.
"A family party in honor of the
thirty-fifth wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. George Griffin was Civ
en- by their daughter, Mrs. Rudolph
Wolfgram.
The Culver-Longworth Orchestra
will play for big dance in Westby
Opera House, Monday, November II.
Everybody has good time there. Be
sure to come.
Lieutenant Eugene G. Helgeson
has bought a half interest in Martin
Keegan's restaurant, has taken pos
session and is hustling things to pa
irons. Gene knows how, having had
experience in the army canteen.
Martin Robinson was in from
Manning on Saturday, returning from
La Crosse hospital to see his wife,
who some time since underwent two
serious operations, but is gaining
slowly. Mr.. Robinson was accompan-
led by his brother-in-law, Mr.. Matt
land of Idaho.
Mr.. Herman Jackson, prescrip-
ton clerk at Davis drug store, has
purchased a drug stock at Loyal, a
prosperous community in Clark coun-
ty, and will take possession early next
month. Mr.. Jackson is young man
worthy of confidence and success and
ought to make good anywhere. He
CLOSED out his business in Westby to
enter the war.
Mr.. M. D. Ames and family move
to Sparta, where they purchased a
residence and twelve acres of land in
Ames' moved here from Liberty last
spring, purchasing the j. A. Snod
grass place in the northeast part of
town. They have sold the same to
w. E. Bishop of Asbury ridge, who
move to the city.
There are an unusual number of
changes in home housings in town of
late. Frank Wise sold his new home
to Mrs. May Kellicutt, who disposed
of her place to Bernard Pierce. Ed.
Harrington and wife are domiciled in
the Marion Harris house, E. H. De-
CARTS moved to the residence vacated
by Fred Kellicutt. Lawrence Potts
took possession of the home purchas-
ed from G.. G. Fawcett, and Ray Brye
now lives in the Chris Peterson house
vacated by the Potts. Barber Akin
and family occupy the old Goodell
homestead.
Better get a box Of cold tablets
today and be ready for the first one.
o. E. Davis.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 80.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone Sc.
DIR. Fortney, Dentist, Office over
Dahl's drug store. Phone 176.
We carry a full line of DR.. Rob-
art'S medicines n r. Davis