Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-01-28
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Read the Star program, published
every week in the Censor.
Some big bargains in ladies' odd
coats and suits. See NJ. J. Felix.
Special reduced prices on ladies'
and mems bath robes at M.J.Feiix'
Read every page of the Censor.
Get all the local and county happen
ings.
Russell Hoff and family of West
by spent Sunday at the Clarence Hoff
home.
Fashion show of the latest import
ed gowns at the Star Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. A. o. Unseth of westby
spent two days with her sister, Mrs.
Nels Solverson.
"A seven pound girl arrived at the
Smell hospital on the 21st, born to Mrs.
Adolph Jacobson.
Two and one-half lots, desirable
for residence purposes, for sale cheap.
Inquire of Ethel Atwood.
The real weekend recreation-the
regular Saturday night dance at the
Opera House. Get the habit.
Rose Olson, d. c. Chiropractor
Office at Mrs. S. NJ. Kier's residence,
9Th house south of Christian church.
Geo. Felland has bought 12x26
Wood Tire Silo and a Hoosier Silo
Extension roof of Chas. S. Slack & Co.
Grant Williams killed a fox in
Victory section, coming to the county
seat to receive his reward and state
bounty.
Gilbert, youngest son of Clarence
Powell, has joined the navy and is
now at Great Lakes naval training
station.
Miss Dorothy Packard left Sun
day morning, for Delano, Minnesota,
to accept vacant position as kinder
garten teacher in the public schools.
Mrs. Olaf Walby and daughter
Anne were visiting in Chicago. They
were joined at Westby by Mrs Nora
Grossman and Miss Minnie Silbaugh.
DIR. C. d. Mead, Osteopath, will
hereafter be found in his Office over
Dahl's drug store every day from
to II, and l to 5 o'clock. Residence
phone 3454: Office 1922
Carl Wrobel has sold to John Stoll
and w. F. Lindemann his fine $50
give possession during March and
Commercial numbering began on
the tributaries of the Upper Mississip-
| pi River more than one hundred years
ago, and Black River Falls was the
site of the first sawmill in Wisconsin,
built in 1919.
Your American Magazine costs
you 25c per copy, $500 a year when
you buy it each month. Only $500 a
e % hxr u
ing with Howard Thayer. Why not
save dollar? Phone lao.
The death of Earl, 22-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wiley, former
well-khown citizens of Soldiers Grove.
occurred in Milwaukee, following a
SURGICAL opcvatian The yOunag man
was a dental student in MARQUETTE
college.
Don't get excited about the flu,
just good precaution. There are a
few cases throughout the county, in
city, villages and country districts.
We should pray to be spared from
such a scourge and fatalities that
came to our midst last winter.
H Henderson accompanied Chas.
S. Slack on a trip to Abernatty, Texas.
He thought so well of the Texas pro-
position that he bought 800 acres and
has ordered a well drilled, windmill
erected and an 1Sx24 tenant house in
stalled at once on his new Texas farm.
Mrs. Martha Mason had quite a
surprise given her on Friday night
when being called up to her son EarPs
home, she found the house filled with
neighbors and friends to celebrate her
sixty-third birthday Supper was
served and very enjoyable time was
had by all.
-Nels E. Forum of Lyle, Minneso-
ia was here to call on relatives and
transact business. His first business
venture was to run country store at
Bristow, when that hamlet was at it's
glory with two stores creamery cheese
factory, postoffice, Touring mill, band
and other things.
Ladies lombard Ltd is in itself
criterion of what well dressed wo-
men are wearing and will wear. We
trust you will not miss this opportun-
ity to pass a most enjoyable evening
in the Star Theatre, Saturday and
Sunday evenings. 1t will prove great
ly to your profit
Friends of Mrs. Jesse Sands will
learn with relief that after undergo
ing three operations at Lacrosse her
condition appears enough improved to
warrant hope of recovery without fur
Their complications. Her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. w Moore, and Mr.. Sands
were with her at different times last
week
Good eyesight is an asset that a
man should carefully protect. If your
vision is not what it should be you
should consult DIR. Evenson at La
Crosse whose advice will be given to
you out of a profound knowledge of
eye needs. DR.. Evenson will charge
you moderately for a pair of salts
/ factory glasses.-Adv.
City census enumeratOrs have
closed their work and their records
are ready to be deposited with Dis
trict Supervisor Cannon at Mcmillan.
We have no knowledge on which to
base a definite belief, yet we predict
that we will show $500 souls as resi-
dents of this county seat town, a gain
of about 700 in ten years. We had
been hoping that the 5000 mark might
be reached, but opine that we shall be
mistaken and disappointed.