Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-11-19

Sweaters of all kinds at NJ. J. Felix.
New wool and velvet dresses at NJ.
al Felix.
Mems Connolly dress shoes at NJ
J. Felix.
Ladies' and misses cloth and plush
coats at NJ. J. Felix.
Mems wool flannel shirts SITS to
$3.50 at M. ]. Felix.
Boys and girls shoes at reasonable
price at M. J. Felix.
Lloyd Bekkedal was in the city on
BUSINESS yesterday.
Wool bats and new comfort mater
ials at Suttle & Tate's.
Mems and ladies' wool lined shoes
at H. d. Williams & Co.
New dresses every week during the
busy season at Suttle G. Tate's.
Dance at Opera House by Culver
Longworth orchestra every Saturday
night.
Mems Ball Band, four and six buck
Z CO. g. fuOOs' af''i'S' l. = "iiiiA"S
Attorney C. ]. Smith was at Prai-
RE du Chen on a professional call
Yesterday.
Henry Kish, the patriotic old vet
eran, is passing some time with New
ton relatives.
Ladies' high-top shoes, light tan,
cloth top, low heel, at $3.50. H. d.
Williams & Co.
Cash paid for hides at H. E. An
derson's meat market in the Williams
feed store building.
New patterns in suits and overcoats
just received. The Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & johnson.
The Beavers will have game sup
per next Monday evening. All Beav-
ers, their wives or husbands are asked
to come.
Mrs. F. v. Piper of Los Angeles,
california, spent Sunday with her sis
ter, Mrs. Burdick at the w. W. Wig
CLINTON home.
H. E. Anderson will pay the high
est market price for hides. Bring
them in to his meat market in the
Williams feed store building.
A number of LaFarge's business
men were in the city on Tuesday
Among them President Kriigle, Post
master Roberts, DR.. Chambers, Bank
er Lathrop, Chas. j. DeJean
Mr.. Halbert M. Proctor suffered a
slight stroke. of apoplexy at his New
= ton home, Monday. He is not help
less. He is brother of Attorney H.
p. Proctor of this city.
c. M. Clark received and has in
II stalled the plate glass in the front of
his mammoth garage. Interior fin
ishings are delayed by cold wave, es-
pecially the concrete work has been
hindered by frost.
The place to get the latest styles in
mems and young mems suits is where
they have them. We have Just re-
sceived a large shipment in the latest
styles and patterns. The Blue Front
Store, Eilefson & Johnson.
E. P. Kellogg of Kickapoo Center,
was with town folks for an hour, yes
terday. He reports manufacture of a
large quantity of sorghum strip this
season, which is a welcome commod-
ity in the market of limited sweets.
Friday, November 81, there will be
a basket social at the Davis school
house. Boys be sure your best girl
brings a basket. Otherwise you will
have nothing to eat. Instead of the
coffee that we have served heretofore
there will be prize with every bas-
ket.
The Ford garage people tell that
they have broken the record for ma
chine sales in winter season. With
in the past ten days they took orders
for twenty-five autos, mostly touring
cars, and they expect to have them
on hand for delivery within fort
night.
Prof. Martin Nelson, dean of the
state agricultural college of Arkan-
sas. was in this community to spend
Sunday with numerous relatives and
friends. 1t is a satisfaction to note
the success this town of Franklin boy
has made in his chosen life work,
pushing to the front till he has
firm place among the best industrial
men of the nation. Martin was at
Chicago to attend a national conven-
ton of educational men, running home
from the windy city for a day