Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-11-30
SHORT Personal JOTTING
.Skates and sleds al Towner,s


B. l. Hunter OF Springville is
slowly improving but still very weak.
7-Towner has just received another
large shipment of beautiful stationery.
Headquarters for Christmas can
dies and nuts. J. j. Stamford & Son
Buy Red River Ohio potatoes for
table use or early planting, of Thayer
& Mills.
Krank Davis and wife of Retreat
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. ". H.
Morgan.
Towner will have the largest as
sortment of toys since before the war
Very cheap.
Have you heard Eleanora Olson's
new Norwegian Victor Record. Hear
| it at Browns
Farmers, don't forget you can get
hot dinners all afternoons if you wish.
at Snearley's for 40e.
Look over our large assortment
of gloves and mittens. The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & johnson.
Its easy to buy dress with the
fine line we carry and the wide range
of prices. Snttle & Taue's.
-TOwner is very busy opening and
arranging his Holiday goods. Oh,
[ they are great and so reasonable in
price.
Let US help you select that Christ
mas present for him, which you are
worrying so much about. Stoll e.
Groves.
Just received a new assortment
of mems and young mems dress trous-
ers. The Blue Front Store, Ellefson
& Johnson.
Miss Hildra Olson and Bertha
Schoonover of Westby schools were
Thanksgiving guests at E. A. Schoon-
overs home.
Ivan Wood has been incapaciated
from his duties at the ViFoqua Meat
Market on account of carbuncle trou-
bic in his head.
"A number of extra good bargains
in second hand pianos on hand. All
thoroughly repaired and guaranteed.
See them at Browns.
"A complete line of thermos bot
ties, Ever Ready fash lights, fancy
stationary and toilet articles for the
Christmas trade at o. E. Davis
We have just a few ladies' coats
rs great opportunity. Take advan-
tage of it. The Farmers Store.
Be sure to see our line of Christ
mas goods and get our prices before
buying elsewhere. Toys, dishes and
glassware. j. j. Stamford & Son.
"A basket social will be given at
Alfred Jerman's place at Southeast
Prairie next Saturday night, Deem
Der 3, for the benefit of the church.
-Wm.Parker and son, AISLE, of Gin
ton town, drove over to Viroqua, Tues
day, and renewed Censor dues. He
bought registered Shropshire ram
from Jacob Amodt
All kinds of ice cream and soft
drinks at our restaurant at all times.
Assortment of brick ice cream always
on hand. Your trade is appreciated.
George Pennell, Viroqua, Wis.
-Whenin need of first class barber
work remember the shop that lowered
high prices first. Located under Lin
demands Bank. Four first class bar
bers and shoe sinner always on the
job. 48-1-p
Kenneth Mills has accepted a DO
sition as expressman. His sister, Mrs.
Charlie Mullen, will assist him as book
keeper. Kenneth is a fine young man
and we congratulate him or his selec--
ton ,.
I'm writing of the wedding Of Al
fred Hauge and Mable Olson, last
week, we were in error in saying that
the couple would run the Morkri farm.
They have moved onto the groom's
farm.
Our business Courses lead you to
a good position. Attend our school or
take Course by Correspondence.
Send for Free Catalog. Wisconsin
Business University, Lacrosse, Wis
consin. 1872
Says our good friend, Philip Jaco-
bus: "No doubt a good many of our
neighbors and friends had turkey for
dinner on Thanksgiving day. But how
many had nice watermelon with the
rest of fine dinner"
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Reed and sons
spent a week with relatives at Ne
koosa, this state, returning on Thanks
giving. Mrs. Reeds father, S. A. VIII
son, Joined them at Sparta and is
spending some time here.
The following class was confirm
ed by Rev. Ramberg, at the West
Prairie church on November 27th:-
Alvin Sanwick, Lloyd C. Monson, Or
win II. Siverson, Archie E. Peterson,
Claence I. Nash, Lloyd G. Brudos
This sloppy weather demands the
very best kind of footwear-and that's
the U. S. line, the line we handle.
No matter what your needs in warm
footwear are, anything from rubber
boots to wool socks, we have it. The
Farmers Store
Upon those occasions like Thanks
giving and Christmas when you want
to show your table at its best, moth
ing will produce the required effect
so well as rich sparkling cut glass.
like the fine pieces which Jeweler Ed
Harrington has just received.
"A new engine cab was shipped
from one of the Burlington shops, to-
day, to take the place of the one badly
burned, tire weeks ago, on the South
eastern locomotive. 1t is expected
that the new Southeastern engine viii
be on the job about the first of tne
year.
-Albon Lindemann expected to
come home and spend Thanksgiving
with his mother, but on the eve of
departure received word that he had
been transferred from Cleveland, Ohio,
to Buffalo, New York, and promoted to
assistant sales manager of the oon-
pany by whom he is employed.
Just because you didn't win one
of the three cash prizes offered in the
Smith & Slack word contest, don't
think you had your trouble for noht-
ing. Everyone who sent in q list of
words is entitled to a prize. Call at
the Smith & Slack Insurance Office in
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