Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-02-25
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John Bauer and wife were over
from LaFarge.
Mrs. Avis Lillis was here Satur-
day on business.
See NJ. j. Felix for your new
spring coat or suit.
New wolfe dress goods to be seen
at Suite & Tate's.
Ball band rubbers for the whole
family at NJ J. Felix.
Ole Lunde spent few weeks with
his son at Long Prairie.
w. Heiser came down from Cash
ton on business Thursday.
Staple and zephyr ginghams for
spring at Suite & Tate's.
-Ironclad hosiery for wear at rea-
sonable prices at M. J. Felix.
Home spun yarn, black and white,
Soc per skein at NJ. j. Felix
A few mems English style shoes,
at $4.35 and $685., at Nj. ]. Felix.
New spring suits ranging in price
from $500 to $500. Suttle & Tate.
Ladies' and misses up.to-date
ready-to-wear apparel at M. J. Felix
Royal Neighbors gave Mrs. Roy
Moore farewell party on Thursday
1.-THE Right to Lie" Capellani
production at the Star Monday and
The Censor acknowledges pleas
ant call from F. P. Bean of Retreat on
Thursday.
Remember Tennis Lavold's auc-
ton sale on Friday. One mile west
of Viroqua.
Leave your films at Jasperson's
They will give you prompt service and
good work 8-tf
Esther and Luella James of Reads
town spent few days at the home of
Mrs. H. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beaver are receiv
ing a visit from their son, Leslie and
wife of Whitefish, Montana.
Chairman VIM. Dolen came from
Cashton to the county seat to trans
act business Wednesday.
j. E. & H. Johnson, Coon Valley
have just bought Howell roller feed
mill of Chas. S. Slack & Co.
Mems tailored suits. Have your
Measure taken for Royal tailored
suit, $500, to $500, at nj. J. Felix
You should see some Of those
farms, T. j. ThorSon & Son have to
offer you, an equipped ready for bust
ness. s
Our leatherette coats are abso-
lutely water proof. Come in and look
them over. The Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & johnson.
Mrs. E. M. Nye entertained on
Thursday evening, the occasion being
the birthday of Robert Nye, Marion
Smith and Margaret Minshall
John Davis took his wife to La
Crosse Thursday and on returning was
stricken with flu, unable to return
home, and put up at the hotel.
All accounts of Surenson & Dahl
must be settled by March 1st You
can settle with o. T. Dahl at the
Farmers Bank. THIS is THE LAST
CALL.
Edward Ruud, Ole Struxness and
Elias Olson of Westby, Martin Bran
non of DeSoto and Sam Gross of vi
roqua are recent petitioners for citi-
zenship.
No creation in its line has so TAX
en- the writing world by storm as has
the "Ever-Sharp" pencil. Get on now.
Where? Why at Morrison's jewelry
store of course.
-Nels N. Sandwich, West Prairie,
has just placed his orde, for a 12x24
Wood Tire Silo and hoos.er Silo ex-
tension roof with Chas. S. Slack & Co.,
distributors for Wisconsin.
Has a woman a right to lie to
save her husband? Be at the stan
Monday and Tuesday. You can an
swer the question better after witness
ing the play and thinking it over.
The Chippewa Valley Colonization
Co. of Holcomb, Wis, have added sew
eral thousand acres to their holdings
of choice hardwood cut over lands near
Arnold and Donald. See Chas. s.
Slack about it and get particulars.
Why not get a set of Pla-Safe
brakes on your Ford now before you
are too busy? You may save Sc
we're accident. Your garage man can
supply you or call on Chas. S. Slack
& Co. who have exclusive agency in
Wisconsin and northern Illinois.
L. NJ. Roseland and c. w. Nuzum
attended lumbermans convention at
Milwaukee last week. They comment
on sitting down to a banquet without
liquor, and the improved orderliness
and efficiency of the convention since
the departure of John Barleycorn.
The American, Everybody's, Good
use-keepinng, Harper's B gar,
Hearst's, House & Garden, McCalPs,
Outlook, Pictorial Review and Vanity
Fair are advancing in price. Let me
begin, renew or extend your subscrip-
tons NOW at the old prices. How
ard J. Thayer, Phone 140.
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