Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-01-29

procure their 1919 licenses at once or
they are liable to arrest. Get your
license and avoid trouble.
w. E. GARRETT, Mayor.
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Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Larson Brothers were at Wausau
on business last week.
Ladies' 1925 outing hanel night
gowns at s1.75. Rogers.
Farms to select from; get what
you want. See T. J. Thorson, Westby.
The balance of our ladies winter
coats at fifty per cent discount. Rog-
ers.
H. J. Moon was at Genoa during
the week, buying tobacco for Bekke-
dial.
ID. Fallen spent the week end
with relatives at Lacrosse and Ona-
laska.
Mrs. d. F. fainter is one reported
ill but not afflicted with the popular
malady.
Use San Tox syrup hypophos-
iphites Co. as tonic. o. E. Davis,
Druggist.
Favor, the Viroqua harness MAX
er viii exchange harness for Liberty
Loan bonds.
Confirmation services at Zion
next Sunday by Rev. Jacobson have
been postponed.
| As a gargle use listerine, alpho-
zone tablets or B. K. All are good.
o. E. Davis, Druggist.
Mrs. A. 0. Larson is at Aberdeen,
South Dakota visiting with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. G. Thompson.
Ole Lavold purchased through D..
o. Mahoney and c. j. Smith the old
James Harris farm of 1875 acres.
Bert Dustin has decided to start
milk route, and all those desiring
milk will please phone 4154-2 rings
John Silbaugh, high school stu
dent. was operated upon for appendi-
citis at Chicago. He is getting along
lnirely
Bring in your battery and have
US take care of it during the winter.
1t will pay you well. M. o. Larsen's
garage.
Mrs. William Best spent a few
days at Viola caring for her daughter,
Mrs. Will Lieurance, who is still crit
ically i'll.
Ed. Clark, plumber at Sauer's, is
suffering from a second attack of in
fluenza. The Ole Hendrickson family
are in like predicament.
&C. NJ. Clark has just received a
carload of 1919 Oakland Sensible Skies
"a nobby, classy car which you
should make it point to see.
Mrs. George Broadhead of Re-
treat community, spent a week at
Mrs. S. NJ. Keir's home caring for her
sick children, students in our schools
Anyone wishing to purchase a
farm or village property, should call
on or address C. S. Shorey, Stoddard,
Wis. He has some fine bargains. "a
The mills having dropped all 81
inch dress ginghams sc per yard, we
will follow and make the same reduc-
ton on our new spring goods. Rogers.
Maria Hurda died at the county
farm at the advanced age of eighty
years. Body was taken to Hillsboro
for burial a. the old home in Union
town.
Grace Fish-Favor of Chicago call
ed on relatives in this neighborhood
enroute to Chicago from Readstown,
where she has been since her fathers
death
It. j. Thorson of Westby has some
choice Vernon and Monroe county
farms, with or without stock and ma
chinery. Write or call on him before
you buy. So
Remember, please, and pay your
back subscription and make advanced
payment before February IS. After
that date the so cent penalty will be
linaugurated.
Rev L. C. jacobson, former
Lutheran pastor of Viroqua, acconlpa-
MED by his wife, came from Ada, Min
nesota, for visit with friends in and
near this city.
Mrs William Silbaugh suffered
paralytic stroke at her farm home on
Sunday morning, and friends are very
anxious over her condition. She seems
somewhat improved.
At the Marion Harris home in this
city twin grandchildren, a boy and a
girl, arrived last Thursday. They are
the first born to Mr. and Mrs. George
Sweet, nee Emma Harris.
Country people attention! A new
serial by Zane Grey is coming soon in
The Country Gentleman. Be sure and
renew your subscription at least one
month ahead. Howard Thayer
Il. J. Williams of Denver, Colora-
do, chairman Of the public utilities
commission, who has been at Washing
ton on official business, stopped off to
visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. d.
Williams.
-112-acre ridge farm with barn
36x30, silo, house, granary, tobacco
shed and other buildings, well and
wind mill, 8 = miles east of Coon Val
lev. Price for quick sale, $500 T.
J. Thorson. Westby 81
1t cost the American Red Cross
but 2 cents Of each dollar Of the mil
lion appropriated TO operate the ad-
ministrative bureaus in the United
States which took a vital part in the
management Of the greatest relief
program the world has ever known.
Notice. A new Grace S. Rich
mond novel will begin in the March
Ladies Home Journal Il is called
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the best yet By Americas best-liked
woman author Of everyday stories.
Order nov and start your subscrip-
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