Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-10-20
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING


Try a Green River at the Unique.
New waists and blouses this week
at Suite & Tate's.
For Rent, room for three school
girls. Phone 123L.
Alderman P. !. McHenry spent
last week in western Iowa.
Sheridan 72x84 cotton blankets,
grey and tan, price 81. Rogers.
"A large selection of shingles at
$5 up to suit purchaser at Thayers'.
Mrs. Mae Shreve of Evansville is
visiting with her nephew, Mr.. j. N.
Shreve.
Black hosiery for men, women and
children, all sizes, one price 25c per
pair at Rogers
The Eastern Star will have de-
gree work at their next meeting, Fri
day, October &c.
"A big line of furniture at prices
lower than the market at Oscar Ander-
sons Readstown.
Many new skirts on display. Ac-
Gordon, knife, box pleated in checks
and plaids at Suttle & Tate's.
Don't forget the lecture at the
Methodist church next Wednesday
night by Mary Harris Armor.
Rose Olsen, ID. G. Chiropractor,
Office at Mrs. S. NJ. Kier's residence,
9Th house south of Christian church.
Anton Olson and w. H. Ledman
left Monday for a weeks hunting and
fishing trip on the Mississippi river.
Basket social will be held Friday
evening, Oct. %, at the Col. May
school house. Esther Larson, teacher.
Boy, Is years of age, would like
a job for evenings after school and
Saturdays. Inquire at Censor Office
"A complete line of mems and
boys winter caps just received. The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & johnson.
IF you have floor that is rough
and hard to keep clean, Chi-Namel it
and see what change it makes. o..
E. Davis.
-Muslins, percales, tickings, lin
ings, ginghams, shirtings, marked
down to conform with the new prices
at Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Torgerson and
family returned last week from trip
to Chippewa county visiting relatives
and friends.
M. j. Felix offers you fine specials
this week. Read his big advertisement
on the back page of today's Censor
6A40 saw
-Aessrs. Knutson and Moen came
up from Coon Valley Friday and had
the Commandery degree of Red Cross
conferred upon them.
Remember the date Friday, No
vember 5th Mack's famous orches-
ira will play at Romans Hall for the
big dance of the season.
Now is the time to fix those brok-
en- windows; buy your glass and putty
at o. E. Davis drug store and get
them fixed before cold weather sets in.
The Columbus Ledger says Mrs.
Armor is rightfully termed America s
most eloquent woman speaker" Hear
her next Wednesday night at the NJ.
E. church.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevens left
Tuesday morning for Tomah, from
where they go to St.Louis for visit
and then south to SanAntonio to spend
the winter.
The Viroqua telephone operators
gave very pleasant shower and lunch
con to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gorsline,
who were united in marriage by Rev.
Roseland on October I'd.
How many accidents have been
prevented and how many more will be
prevented by the use of Pla-Safe
brakes on Ford cars. See Chas. s.
Slack & Co. for particulars.
-Thos. S. Thompson was adjudged
insane and taken to Mendoza by Sher-
iff Rogers Tuesday. 1t is sad case
of very bright mind gone to pieces
through brooding over imaginary
troubles.
The Newark IN. j. Evenig News
says of Mary Harris Armor, "a cheer
ing, shouting, weeping audience, that
seemed utterly carried away with the
power of the speaker" Mrs. Armor
lectures next Wednesday night, 0cto-
Der 81.
Geo. White had an experience on
Monday which was decidedly thriller.
| While laying sewer pipe at the bot
tom of a ditch, the sides gave way
burying him under a foot of clay.
Comrades made haste to rescue him
from his perilous position and he sus-
tanned nothing worse than a strained
chest.
81 100000 extra the first year in
crop production. How was it done
Very simple. By the use of Winner
mill the choicest kernels were selected
from the previous crop of grain to be
used for seed. The weed seed and
light grain were eliminated. All the
kernels produced some fifty, some
eighty and some one hundred fold.
You can do the same if you will brother
farmer. Get a Winner Grain and
Seed Separator, Cleaner and Grader.
See samples at Chas. S. Slack & Cos.
Willard Getter attended the Cane
Brothers Shorthorn sale at Seneca the
10th and bought heifer and calf for
$500. Their herd bull sold for $1,000
to Southworth Brothers.