Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-11-03
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

& Tates'.
Big discount on clothing and shoes
at Stoll & Groves.
Bargains in army halters at Fa-
vor's harness shop.
Go to Lucius Favor's harness shop
for robes and blankets.
Ladies' heather-mixtuFe wool hose
lat $3.50 a pair. Rogers.
Jesse Bluske was up from Chase
burg on business Saturday.
Clarence Carter drove up from
Readstown on official business.
Go to EIlefson & Johnson's for
Ball Band overshoes and rubbers.
DIR. j. K. Schreiner was a profess
sional caller in the city Friday.
Oscar Melgard of Sparta was a
business caller in the city Thursday.
Ladies and misses dresses, new
ones, every week at Suite & Tates'.
-Stoll & Groves are offering recon-
struction prices on clothing ana shoes.
Mems heavy blue overalls $500 a
pair; work shirts $1.00 each. Stoll &
Groves.
On November 10th, the DR.. Scholl
foot expert will be at StOll & Groves
store.
Start your boy right, get him a
pure bred heifer or two at the Holstein
sale.
! Mrs. Martin Keegan has been very
] ill from infamatory rheumatism for
several days.
One line of children's underwear
pre-war prices and pre-war quality at
Suttle & Tates
The Misses Blanche MGMullen and
Hazel Jersey of Cashton spent Thurs
| day in the city.
DIR. c. H. Cremer and Cashier o.
w. Sprecher OF Cashton were in the
city Thursday.
The first Holstein sale in Vernon
county, your being there will help it
to be a success.
Don't forget the delicious home
made candy at o. f. Davis Drug
Store. You will like it.
E. J. FELTON, sold the so acre farm
of Frank Robinson south of Viroqua
to Andred Herried of Readstown.
Miss Eunice Morgan returned to
her duties at Kenosha Hospital after
period spent at the parental home.
Be sure to come to the big dance
at Romans Hall this Friday, Novem-
Der 5. Mack's Famous Orchestra.
Rose Olsen, d. C. Chiropractor,
Office at Mrs. S. NJ. Kier's residence,
9Th house south of Christian church.
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Morrison are
rejoicing over the arrival of a 915
pound girl at their farm home at Ross.
Plenty Norsk Columbia records
also all the new monthly Columbia re-
cords at Oscar Anderson, Readstown,
Wis. 43-2
If you have floor that is rough
and hard to keep clean, Chi-Namel it
and see what change it makes. O.
E. Davis.
and boys shoes at very attractive
prices. He invites you to come in and
see them.
| -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.
We carry complete line of mems
English dress rubbers in the clog and
high cut. The Blue Front Store, Ell
lefson & Johnson.
F ID. Woodcock has now grown
tired of the old stamping ground and
purchased a 100 acre place in Rusk
county. He still retains his farm in
Liberty town. ~ at
A Hoosier Silo Extension roof
ought to be on every silo. See Chas.
is. Slack & Co. General Agents for
| Wisconsin.
Word is received here of the pass
ling of Mrs. Mary Sweet at her home in
| Whitehall. She is the mother of Mrs.
Geo. H. Clarke.
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.
Clarence Webb is offering some
very attractive bargains in IL gauge
shot gun shells: Black powder at
$1.05 box, smokeless at $1.30.
The Kimball Co. pianos have
about 1926 thousand satisfied users.
For sale by Oscar Anderson, Reads
town. 44-2
Appreciation of the beautiful
marks the cultured person. Carl c.
Goes jewelry store caters TO this taste
in mankind. Come and see.
Members of the club of which they
belong gathered at the G. w. Nuzum
home Saturday evening and joined
with them in fittingly celebrating their
wooden wedding-ffth anniversary.
State convention of teachers &C.
ours at Milwaukee Thursday aaS Fri
day of this week Supt, Heindel, Miss
Cade, Miss Kuehn, Miss Dodd, Miss
Nelson, Miss Snyder, Miss Fawcett,
Miss Moe and Miss Running are in
attendance.
Why not plan now for the silo for
next winters delivery. There are 800
Wood Tire Hollow Wall silos in Yer
non county that are giving excellent
satisfaction. Chas. s. Slack is gen
eral agent.
Now is the time to separate, clean
and grade out your seed grain from
the whole bin full Mr.. Farmer. A
Winner mill will do the trick. Grade
up your seed with a Winner mill.
Chas. S. Slack is general agent for the
Winner in Wisconsin and Illinois.
Mother or sister win certainly APP
plcciate a Christmas gift subscription
to the Ladies' Home Journal, Wo-
mans Horne Companion or Good
Housekeeping Magazine. Order early
of Howard Thayer.
Deep sorrow came to the Ole AL
ness home Tuesday, when their daugh-
ter, Magda L., passed away after a
lingering illness. Funeral will be con-
Quoted at the farm home Friday after
noon by Rev Hammer, interment in
Viroqua cemetery.
Ole o. Emilson, residing a mile
and half north of Chaseburg, drove
IN on Tuesday and registered his vote
Nothing unusual about that, you say?
Well, Mr.. Emilson happens to be SO