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

clothing and shoes. Ston & Groves.
Ladies $3.50 fine dress shoes in
black and brown special SO at NJ. J.
Felix.
Hotel property for sale or ex-
change, see 7. J. ThorsOn & son,
Westby.
H. D, Bootsma and Miss Christine
Nelson spent the fore part of the week
at DeSoto.
l Ladies and misses silk dresses,
less so per cent. See these bargains
at NJ. J. Felix.
Books are ehildren's playmates.
See that they have lots of company.
F. NJ. Towner.
Beads Beads!l Beads!!l Come
and see them a Jeweler Ed Harring-
tons jewelry store.
LOG discount on Mems Sheep lin
ed Coats at The Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burdette Berry and
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reany toured
to Madison last week.
Roy Reynolds was the lucky man,
his number, 40, getting the horse raf-
fled off by John Gorsline.
November 18th to the goth, 1920,
children's book week, nationally reeog-
| fllzeu. +. M. lOWner.
Mems and Boys Winter Caps,
from 25c to $500 at The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Our entire stock of ladies fall and
winter suits at SOC on the dollar or 4
off the original price. Rogers.
Look for our Big Advertisement
on back page of this paper, The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
1 OLSEN n n Gbs,-a,,,.ooA.,
office at Mrs. S. NJ. Kier's residence,
5th house south of Christian church.
No question about Hipress foot
wear outwearing anything made in
rubbers. Sold only at Stoll & Groves
Mr.. Sather has moved his house
hold goods and family from Westby
and now occupies rooms above his
meat market.
Mrs. W. E. Lawton entertained
on Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Louis Thompson, who leaves Thur
day morning to join her husband at
their new western horne-Seattle
| Bring your raw hides and furs
| to Merchant Peterson at Newton. He
will have them tanned and made into
any kind of robes, mittens or furs you
may desire. 45-S
Two farms for sale on State High
way No. II, between Viroqua and La
Crosse. See I. ]. Thorson & son,
Westby.
Ladies' all wool heather hose,
brown mix, blue mix, green mix, spe-
cially priced at S1.39 per pair at Ro-
gers
Plenty Norsk Columbia records
also all the new monthly Columbia re-
cords at Oscar Anderson, Readstown,
Wis. 43-2
If you have a floor that is rough
and hard to keep clean, Chi-Namel it
and see what change it makes. O..
E. Davis.
The Kimball Co. pianos have
about 1926 thousand satisfied users
For sale by Oscar Anderson, Reads
town. 44-2
Dairy and tobacco farm of n
acres, good soil, fair buildings, silo,
close to school and market, price
$780, About $4,000 cash will do,
balance on easy terms, T. J. Thorson
& son, Westby.
| Will Devlin is preparing to open a
restaurant in the old Devlin meat mar
ket building and expects to have the
same running in about ten days.
All members of the Masonic lodge
are requested to be present at the reg
ular meeting next Wednesday night,
as very important matters are to be
discussed.
Mrs. Mel Owen was operated upon
at La Crosse a week ago and we are
glad to say is recovering nicely. Her
sisters, Mrs. Nixon and Mrs. Cass,
came home from La Crosse, Tuesday.
Horse Buyer, H. f. Light was in
I NTsvoor,- - c.
and shipping Is head of good ones.
He viii be back in about three weeks.
/ Mrs. johnson is here from Bill
lings, Montana, spending two weeks
with her brother and sister, Irwin Hen
ry and Mrs. Hall, and other relatives
and friends.
Geo. Thompsonca came in from Hills
| boro with a load Of pure bred Hol-
stems for today's sale, owned by him
self and other Hillsboro consigners.
/ He spoke highly Of the railroad ser
vice being four days on the road.
/ &C. II. Asplund returned Monday
! to Lacrosse for further hospital treat
ment. This is his fifth trip there,
( spending six weeks in the hospital
taking treatment for an aggrivating
/ ear trouble.
The Annual bazaar and chicken
pie supper will be held at the NJ. E.
church, Saturday, November 70. Dim
ner will be served from ] 1 until all are
served. Sale Of articles viii also start
at II.
All wool knitting yarns suitable
for sweaters, hosiery and tams. Col
ors bright red, peacock blue, Alice
blue, brown. rose and black, at 50 per
pound or 75c per hank. We consider
this yarn equal to any sold in Viroqua,
at Rogers.
-Reinhard Hanson residing on the
old Grut place, 81 miles east Of Vir-
oqua, lost his house by fire lasg Tues
day. Most of his household goods
were saved Fortunately ne carried
ISL 600 insurance on the Building,
which will about half cover the loss.
Neigbb0rs are going TO assist Mr..
| Hanson in rebuilding, and erection Of
/ a new home las already commenced.
Tho finance committee-L. NJ.
Thompson, 3. l. Bailey and 7. J. Thor
fson-commenced the work Of check
I ing over the county records Thursday,
preliminary to the meeting Of the co-
unity fathers Monday. And a bigger
and bigger job it proves 70 be each
year as the growing needs Of or