Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-11-10
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

at Suite q rates.
Wonderful reductions on blankets
at Suttle & Tate's.
Bargains in army halters at Fa-
yor's harness shop. 45-tf.
-Percales as low as zoe per yard
at Suttle & Tate's.
Ole Fjosne assisted in Chris o.
trem's store a few days.
Mrs. A. NJ. Stevenson is here from
Denver renewing old acquaintance.
Blankets, blankets cotton and wool
at reduced prices. See NJ. j. Felix.
Miss Ada Appleman of LaFarge
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Pearl Getter
--Skagen ,stailor. over Rogers store.
First class tailoring and dry cleaning.
Now IS the time to buy that
warm Bradley sweater at Stoll &
Groves.
You can get New York or brick
ice cream every day at Geo. Pencils
restaurant. 42-tf
Remember the low prices on
clothing. underwear and shoes at Stoll
& Groves
Miss Esther Williams, teacher at
Ocononlowoc, spent Saturday and Sun
day at home.
Leather vests a nd mackinaws.
We have them at reasonable prices.
See NJ. J. Felix
u. S. tires are Good tires''-and
they're down IN pSlce. Get them now
at Jackson's garage.
Buy overcoats and suits at reduc-
ed prices at The Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & Johnson.
The W. c. T. L. will meet with
Mrs. Martin Larson on Tuesday, Nov
IT, All are invited.
Use DR.. Hess Panacea to help the
chickens mOult ard get them started
to laying. o. E. Davis.
Have you seen the Big Line up
of Photographs and records at Oscar
Anderson, Readstown, Wis. 43-2
Don't forget tire old fashioned
chicken pie dinner at the Methodist
church Saturday, November 10.
Remember we are selling extra
full cut work shirts at Sips, at The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson
You love beautiful things, don't
you? Go and see the jewelry at Carl
c. Goes store. You viii be delighted
--Now's your chance to get those
fine U. S. tires at big saving. They
are down in price. Get them at jack
sons Garage.
Ole G. Gyland and son and daugh-
ter of Stoughton passed a few days
with the Ole jacobson family, enroute
to EauClaire.
j w. Norris mother has been
very i'll at the Norris home on Round
Prairie for several days. She is 70
years of age.
Suits, Overcoats and Mems and
Boys furnishing goods at makers
price. at The Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son & Johnson.
Miss Esther Schoonover of Lone
Rock, was guest of her cousin, Ellis
Schoonover, and family the greater
part of last week
My long suite in furniture, rugs,
musical instruments and undertaking
supplies. My short suite is prices.
Oscar Anderson, Readstown. 44-2
"A reception for Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Nichols was given at the home of
Mrs. Reuben Hagen, sister of the
groom, at Westby last Friday night.
Now is the time to put your stock
in condition for wintering by feeding
Sal Vet. No trouble to feed and sold
on an absolute guarantee. 0. E. Davis.
Station Agent Outcelt has been
confined to his home with the grippe
for several days. Agent o. H. Peter
son of Chaseburg is taking his place,
Outing fiannels, blue and white
stripe, heavy weight,37 inches wide 35c
per yard; standard outings, heavy
weight q inches wide 25c per yard at
Rogers.
Going deer hunting? Better GO
to Ed Harrington's jewelry store and
get one of those compasses. May save
you a great deal of discomfort. Re
carries all kinds.
james Treseder has with drawn
from the Shreve & Treseder Land Co
and will work independently in the
real estate business.
The Rev. E. Harris was at Sparta
on Monday attending a meeting of the
ministers of the Lacrosse Valley AS
ISOLATION. Ministers of four denomin-
atoms were present.
! Mrs. ]. NJ Wagner came over
from Hillsboro to visit her sister-ill
law, Mrs. w. E. Butt, and be present
at the Holstein sale, having severa
fine animals in the sale list.
Ladies $500 suits at $3.50; So
suits at $3.50; $50 suits at sos; S3S
suits at $40; $35 suits at $3.50. Ma
terials, wool velour, silvertone, trico
tine, mannish serges, at Rogers.
( Eastern Star Chapter spent {
most delightful evening Tuesday night
the occasion being the celebration 0.
all the birthdays which had occurred
during the previous three months.
I Mr.. and Mrs. AL Cutter are en-
joying a months vacation at the oil,
home at Bemidji, Minnesota. Hi
brother-in-law, NJ. C. LaCore, of tina
place is caring for the Optimo during
his absence.
The Community Club of the Davi
School Dist. No. ID will meet Tuesda,
evening, November 16, for the purpos
of disposing of the surplus money o
the society, Members are requeste
to be present.
] Carl Severson spent short tim
. with old Viroqua friends Friday Will
on his way to Soldiers Grove to see M
mother who has been i'll. His sister
Mrs. Louise Sine, accoL panied hin
returning Monday.
40 only "Barlan" Nashua Mfg. CO
: cotton blankets. colors heather plaid:
tan, grey and white and all first qua
, ity blankets. Former price $500. III
/ above blankets will be sold for S3.2
at Rogers this week.
The ladies of the Lutheran churc
! viii hold their annual bazaar at tn
church parlors on Saturday. Noven
Der 20. The doors viii be open at l
a. m. They have a large asSortmer