Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-10-29
Short News Stories of Interest
Congs Doings
viroqua Vicinity

| Chile con earne at the Unique.
! When IN town eat at the Unique
Eat your Sunday dinners at the
Unique.
Daddy Long Legs, Monday and
Tuesday.
Several shipments of ladies coats
arrived this week Suttle & Tate.
You haven't seen Mary Pickford
until you see Daddy Long Legs. Com
ing Monday and Tuesday.
The new 1920 wall paper Just
received at Dahl's Drug Store. Call
and get sample book. 1915
congregational ladies will hold
their annual rummage sale at the
church on Saturday, November s.
Mrs. Thos. A. Thompson was over
from Coon Valley to visit her sister,
Mrs. Oliver Helgeson and others.
We still have fine assortment
of ladies fall and winter suits at low
est possible prices Suttle & Tate.
Eighty acre farm close to West
ty, all equipped, live stock, crop and
machinery. I. j. Thorson & Son,
Westby.
Let your new fall shoes be Raj
ston's, if you are particular how your
feet look and feel The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & johnson
The American Magazine makes q
Christmas gift that win be appreciat-
ed. Give me your orders NOW
Don Wait. Howard j. Thayer, phone
140.
Charley Green has shown US a
cotton stalk with large pods he grew
in his garden the past season. 1t was
frozen by the closeup of Monday
night.
"A good assortment of 9xl2 rugs.
Prices lower than the regular market.
Also Kimbal pianos and players al
ways on hand at Oscar Anderson's,
Readstown.
Ole Hanson, Seattie's fighting
mayor, was visitor at Black River
Falls last week. His boyhood days
were passed in the jackson county
town and he has relatives living there.
Stop right nowi Read this! Mary
Pickford in Daddy Long Legs at the
Star Monday and Tuesday. This is
the best news you have read in this
paper for many week. We can prove
An unusually fine fall was prac-
tically closed on Monday night, when
water and earth froze, the first real
touch of winter weather. All about
us snow has fallen, at Sparta, La
Crosse and elsewhere People who
come from the west report heavy
snow falls and real winter conditions.
"A few days since Otto Brown de-
livered a piano to Sparta customer,
taking it there by auto. He found
desperate roads between Melvina and
Cashton, and was twice pulled out of
the mud by good Samaritans by the
roadside.
II. Woodcock and Charles Green
of this city, next Tuesday, leave for
Villas county, where they expect to
spend month hunting, fishing and
trapping. They will be Joined with
opening of the deer season by a num-
Der of gentlemen of this community
Mr.. Auto Owner-No matter
what make of car you have you need
a Hoosier sub-carbureator Chas. S.
Slack & Co. will give you 30 days
free trial without any cost to you if
you will call at their Office at once.
Its up TO you to decide-'nough said.
-Wilbert Reed bought 80 acres of
land from the Chippewa Valley Colo
nization Co. last August through their
agent, Chas. S. Slack & Co. He has
now sold the same to an Iowa man
at profit of $40 per acre. See Slack
for particulars.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Reagen re-
ceived a visit from Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Lamb and family and Chas. Riley
of Waterloo, Iowa. On Sunday Mr..
Lamb was called home by the illness
of his mother Mrs. Lamb, Mrs. Rea-
gan and Mr.. Riley left Monday morn
ing for Waterloo, where Mrs. Reagan
will make an indefinite stay.
The Geo. G. Fawcett and Fred
Kellicut families are taking posses
sion of their new homes, constructed
in the Second ward the past season.
They are among the most modern and
handsome new homes in the city, and
the owners and occupants are to be
congratulated.
Mrs. Perry Vance went to La
Crosse to see her son Floyd, who I'M
derwent a critical operation Two
months since the boy fell from load
of oats, dislocating or fracturing one
of his arms at the elbow. It devel-
oped that a corrective operation must
be made if the lad was to have proper
use of the member, which was per-
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mate correction and perfect cure.
-Viroqua and the Censor had the
pleasure of call from state officials,
on Friday, the party of motorists be-
ing B. J. Castle, of the state civil ser
vice commission, Secretary Hardwood
and another attache of the same body;
Mr.. Thompson, State High School in
spector. Mr.. Hardwood is also pres
ident of the state highway commits
sion. These gentlemen were making
an official visitation to state institu-
tions in this section of the state, going
from here to Lacrosse and Sparta.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank building. Phone 80.
DIR. Fortney, Dentist, Office over
Dahl's drug store. Phone 176.
We carry a full line of DR.. Rob-
els3s medicines. o. e. Davis.
If you want your stock healthy
this winter feed them Sal Vet. o. E.
Davis.
DIR. Baldwin, dentist, second floor
Ferguson building. Phone 66.