Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-11-19
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| ndnson gloves ana mltCenS at NJ.
j. Felix.
New red and navy flannel middys at
/ M. j. Felix
Clarence Fortney and wife moved
to Milwaukee.
Mems leather vests and sheen lined
coats at NJ. ]. Felix.
Ball Band rubbers for the whole
family at NJ. ]. Felix.
New shipment of Georgette waists
Just received at NJ. j. Felix.
+. The Salvation Army drive in Yer
. non county, went over the top.
Selma and Albert Simonson left for
Chicago for two weeks visiting.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. All
kins baby girl, November 9th.
Thanksgiving turkey dinner at Ho-
tel Fortney will be 75c this year.
BRING your eggs to Romans Gro
Gerry and receive highest market price
Ladies felt slippers in colors, Ok
ford, blue and fawn. H. D. Williams
& Co.
Try our 60 and 20 cent teas and get
the best for least money. Romans
Grocery.
High grade coffee 48c per pound.
Every pound guaranteed at Romans
Grocery.
The newest things in mems neck
wear. The Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son & Johnson.
Mothers of La Crosse who lost sons
in the great war met and organized
service star legion.
Mrs. Oscar Solverson and children
of Mason City visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Solverson.
Mrs. Mary Everett of Lake City,
Minnesota, came to spend the winter
with Miss Luna Costing.
Complete line of boys and childrens'
high cut shoes in black and brown.
H. d. Williams & Co.
We are paying 60 cents for eggs
today and probably more by next
week. Romans Grocery.
Arch Morrison, Mason Nc Garry,
John Beaver and L. Z. Caldwell are
among the deer hunters
First zero weather last Thursday
morning, just touched the mark, but
moderated very much since.
Mrs. Emil Simonson and children
of Towerville are visiting few days
with her mother at Springville.
Get the habit of attending the reg
ular Culver-Longwort dance at the
Opera House every Saturday.
! Epworth League will give basket
social at nj. E. church Monday even
ing next. Everybody is invited.
New all wool serge, prunella and
poplin dress goods in navy, taupe,
brown and green at Suttle & Tate's.
John Jackson and Orbin Anderson
departed for Detroit, Michigan,to drive
home couple of Dodge automobiles.
Mrs. Daniel Wise returned from
Montana. She says they are exper-
fencing genuine winter a month earli-
er than usual
E. B. Knutson has moved his tire
repair shop to the old Egg Market.
He has installed a new outfit and big
supply of tires.
Annual meeting of Red Cross YER
non county chapter will occur at the
rest room at library in Viroqua, Thurs
day night of this week.
Ralston's are shoes that any we'll
dressed man may wear with pleasure.
Let us show them to you The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Remember the big Jersey stock sale
in the pavilion next Saturday. Mr..
Stafslien has herd that has no SUI
periors in this part of the state.
You'll enjoy the satisfaction of
wearing good looking shoes with conf
| fort if you demand Ralston's. The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Always obliging to their trade,
Sweger & Fleming drove 140 miles
into Minnesota to get honey for their
customers, the local supply being ex-
hausted.
E. F. U. Lodge will meet at Wood
man hall Tuesday night, November
25. All members requested to be
there. Business of Importance to be
transacted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Campbell were
yesterday callers from Salem Ridge.
Thomas Henry and wife came from
Lacrosse to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Telford.
Veteran John Friedell received a
dispatch advising him of the death of
sister who has been an invalid for
years. Mrs. Friedell departed for
Jefferson to attend the funeral. but
being indisposed Mr.. Friedell did not
feel able to accompany her.
District convention in Viroqua East
ern Star will be held in this city. At
ternoon and evening sessions opening
at 2 o'clock on Thursday Chapters
represented are North and South La
Crosse, West Salem, Whitehall, Trenl-
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roqua.
Wisconsin deer hunting season opens
Friday of this week. Hobe and Ross
Groves, Joe and Elmer Hayes and
Lawrence Conklin of Ross neighbor-
hood left Sunday John Stoll and
George Schroeder departed Monday
night bound for Mellen. Probably
others from this locality are in the
north after the fieet-footed gentry.
J.G.Rabbitt was a caller from Kick
apoo Center, on Monday. His son,
Sergeant Raymond Rabbit, is home
on furlough, having done duty as a
Regular since returning from France,
with headquarters at Hoboken. He
is ordered to Douglas, Arizona, at the
close of his furlough, to rejoin the
medical corps, having been connected
with that unit of the army almost
four years.