Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-10-20
YOUR RELATIVES-FRIENDS

The Pretzfeld warehouse is receiv-
ing a coat of paint.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank Building. Phone 80.
Roof sheeting and shingles to
suit your pocket book at Thayers'
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis of
Retreat are entertaining new daugh-
ter.
Born, Friday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Fladhammer near Liberty Pole,
a sen.
Mrs. Flora Cooley is visiting her
daughter, Mrs, ]. w. Haughton at
Adams.
Miss Lulu Cushing of Bloo,aing-
dale spent the week end with Mrs. S.
NJ. Kier.
Three BARRIERS, clean towels, shop
under Lindemann Bank. John B.Den-
ming, Prop. 40-3-p
An wool blankets, size 66xs0,
$5.75 and $3.50. Size 62xs2, $500 at
Rogers.
Ask for Pilot overalls and jack
cts at The Blue Front Store, Ellefson
& johnson.
j. w. Potts is back from visit
with his daughter, Mrs. John Mostel-
Ter, at Cleveland.
The Red Cross Office has been
moved from the Court House to the
Bank of Viroqua.
IT. j. Molten and family drove up
from Coon Valley, Saturday, to have
dental work done.
Use DIR. Hess Panacea to help the
chickens moult and get them started
to laying. 0. E. Davis.
Want to save money on clothing
of all kinds? Read Felix ad on the
back page of this paper.
--~Thayer is selling lot of roof
sheeting, flooring and dimension stock
at about wholesale prices.
j. E. Shreve was up in Clark
county last week, crying a sale and
selling farm while there.
Hey Skin-n-a--yl Don't forget to
renew your American Boy with me.
Howard Thayer. Phone lao.
Coming, Friday, November 9Th,
big dance at Romans Hall. Mack's
famous orchestra of Lacrosse.
w. F. Gray has purchased two
farms in Clark county. all stocked, and
will move there the first of November.
standard outing flannels, q inch
es wide, new fall price 40c per yard
now priced at 25c per yard. Rogers.
This is the best time of the year
to paint. Come in and let US show you
samples and give you prices. o. E.
Davis.
Mems winter caps with the new
McKibbin Protecto inland See them
at The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
johnson.
-Shreve, Treseder G. Shreve have
sold Melvin Quain's residence east of
the school house to A. H. Kegley of
Neillsvilles
Thirty days free trial of Hoos-
Ter Sub-Carburetor on your car, free
delivery, you decide it's worth. Chas.
S. Slack, agent.
During this time of readjustmert
we shall try at all times to give our
customers goods at the right prices.
Suttle & Tate.
For one week only, all wool trico-
tine dress goods, very fine quality,
former price 50, sale price 1925 per
yard. Rogers.
See our latest arrivals of Elgin
made shirts in falls most popular
styles. The Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son & Johnson.
Mrs. Richmond has been at La
Crosse caring for her daughter, Mrs.
L. o. johnson, who has been i'll but
is now improving.
DIR. Solberg of Coon Valley and
DIR. Ross of Bloom City had the Red
Cross degree in Masonic commandery
conferred on them Tuesday night.
Mrs. A. c. Morrison is at Victory
caring for the family while her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sherm Hastings, is in the
hospital for operation for goitre. She
is getting along nicely.
Good 80 acre farm with 40 acres
improved, good house, barn and silo,
only miles from good town on main
line railroad. Only $4,000, easy
terms. See Chas. S. Slack.
The Wisconsin river is so low that
the Wausau paper mill has been oblig-
ed to close. Even the Almighty seems
to be against the poor printer in these
times of paper stringency.
How about it? Time to renew
your Saturday Evening Post or any of
your other magazines or newspapers !?
Subscribe for themwith Howard Thay-
er, "The Magazine Man" Phone 40.
-Strayed from my pasture " mile
south of Brookville school house-a
yearling heifer, red, with roam spots
and short horns. $500, reward for
information leading to her recovery.
Scott Lake. 42-1-p
Special bargains in Chippewa
county cut over lands, any sized tract,
easy terms, house built if desired,
work by the day at good wages when
not working on your own land. See
Chas. s. Slack.
Mrs. C. NJ. Gray returned to her
home at Lacrosse today after spend
ing two weeks with old friends and
relatives. She is wonderfully bright
and well preserved little body at the
age of 81 years.
Friends of Ralph Thompson will
repoice with the L. NJ. Thompson fam
lily over the news that he is slowly i'm
proving after a very serious case of
ruptured appendix and abcess, being
operated upon at Lacrosse.
-Chas. S. Slack will take your or
der now for Greyhound thresher and
guarantee price against decline up to
delivery next year. The wonderful re-
cord made by the Greyhound is max
ing them all take notice. See Slack.
Our genial and efficient county
clerk is just about reduced to state
of nervous prostration these days
keeping up with the demand for hunt
ing licenses. Up to this time the num-
Der of applications have broken all re-
cords, Berlie says. One hundred fifty
applied last Saturday.
-Jeweler Ed. Harrington has just
received a shipment of cleaning cloths,
a new creation which removes all the
stains and tarnish from metal like