Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-12-03
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Viroqua Vicinity


nd Vicinity
Fine sleighing.
Pay your subscription.
Christmas but three weeks away.
Chile con carne at the Unidue
When in town eat at the UNIQUE.
-Gabel Orchestra dance this week
Thursday.
Finest pictures in the land, every
night at the Star.
The latest International News
Wednesday at the Star.
Don't miss the big dance tonight,
hursday-GabePs Orchestra.
The big dance of the season
Thursday night-Gabels orchestra.
-Culver-Longworth regular Sat
urday night dance at the Opera House
Eat your Sunday dinners at the
Unique. 45-tf
Henry Anderson will pay the
highest market price for hides.
christmas goods are now being
arranged on our counters. F.M.Tow-
ner.
More of those large bed blankets
going at $3.50 pair, at the Farmers
store.
All trimmed hats at one-half
price at Mrs. A. 0. Larson's millinery
store.
If you want your stock healthy
this winter feed them Sal Vet. o. E.
Davis.
Just received. a fresh Christmas
shipment of Elmer's chocolates at the
| Optimo.
If in need of coat, suit or skirt,
take advantage of the special sale at
Rogers.
Closing out prices on all our la
! dies suits, waists and coats. Suttle
& Tate.
Those dainty sweets at the Opt
mo are the ideal remembrance for
| Christmas.
We have few heavy wool sweat
ers, $40 and $12 values to close at IS
each. Rogers.
Mercury hangs about zero all
| day now, going as low as 20 during
the coolest night.
-Jeweler c. NJ Morrison has been
in the cities for the past two weeks
purchasing goods.
Few students at distant institu-
tions of learning came home for
Thanksgiving period.
A complete line of Ball Band over
shoes and rubbers at The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & johnson.
! The unsOld portion of the Atwood
jewelry stock has been disposed of to
| Jeweler Betz of Green Bay.
"A large assortment of phono-
| graphs, rugs, pianos and furniture at
Oscar Anderson's, Readstown.
Come to the Star. We give you
pictures worth your while and have
the place warm and comfortable.
| Thirteen accidental deaths are re-
ported in northern Wisconsin woods
during the deer season just closed.
DO not forget that Ethel Atwood
is still offering big reductions on mil
linery for the balance of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Kingslien of
Belgium ridge were guests of Nick
Krogan and wife over Thanksgiving.
See our complete line of mems
fur caps. Prices $500, $500, $1,000
| The Blue Front Store, Ellefson G.
johnson.
Mr.. G. Johnson of Bloomington,
succeeds Herman Jackson as clerk in
Davis drug store. He is a registered
pharmacist
Just received a new assortment
of sheep lined coats in the ulster and
trench models. The Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & Johnson.
Just received a large shipment
of suit cases and travelling bags at
all prices The Blue Front Store, Ell
lefson & johnson.
Having decided to continue our
! bargain sale on suits and coats, we
offer wonderful inducements to the
late buyer. Suttle & Tate.
Martin Nelson was a Censor call
er from Avalanche section. He re-
ports that mercury registered at 20
below zero Tuesday morning.
"A pie social will be given at the
Mills school, District Saturday even
ing, December 6. Ladies please bring
pies. A cordial invitation to all.
Peter and Louie Fauske were at
Mason City, Iowa, attending the wed
ding of their nephew, Alton Larson,
who used to reside west of Viroqua.
Hand painted pictures make ideal
Christmas gifts-buy them at reason
able prices of Verna f. Thayer. Sam
pies on display at Davis Drug Store.
%. C. Olson of Drayton, North
| Dakota, is visiting at the Sanwick and
Otteson homes. He will remain until
after the holidays, then going to spend
the winter in California.
Rev. J. J. Jacobson and family
took their departure for the new field
of doing good in Iowa county. He ex-
poets to return here for Christmas
week services with his old congrega-
tions.
The adjourned annual meeting of
the Vernon County Chapter of the Red
Cross will be held at the rest room in
| Viroqua Friday evening, December ).
All members Of the Red Cross are
urged to attend.
On Friday Herman Jackson left
! for his new business place at Loyal,
Clark county, where he purchased a
drug store. Every acquaintance will
wish him the abundance of success
his uprightness as q young man mer-
it's
-Chas. O. Bush, superintendent of
the consolidated high school at Pc
quot, Minnesota, is in the city visit
ing parents and the old friends His
institution of learning is closed on ac-
count of prevalence of scarlet fever.
Prof Bush is accompanied by his wife
and son.