Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-16

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0. E. Davis.
big crowds and satisfied custom.
ers"-that tells the story of Favor's
closing-out sale.
New spring dress materials il
organizes, tissue ginghams, voiles, etc
at Suttle & Tate's.
You can get plenty of tobacco
muslin at the new low prices at Sur
.enson & Thompson's.
Edward Koblitz, formerly O /
now of Lacrosse, was here
on business Wednesday.
If you wish to sell your farm OF
home in this vicinity or in central
Wisconsin, see Thayer.
If you neighbor growls at you
give him smile in return. You will
be the better man of the two,
Ask US about the free can ofWhite
or Ivory enamel, if you are contem-
plating inside painting. o. E. Davis.
-Walk-0ver shoes are the best to
buy for comfort and style. See the
new spring shapes at Stoll & Groves
Favor will accept Liberty Bonds
as payment during his closing out sale
and will pay you the difference in cash.
"A few fancy plush coats and cloth
coats and number of sweaters at
80 1-3 per cent discount or one-third
off. S. C. Dragne, Readstown.
Knight Pythias lodge conferred
the rank of knight upon Carl Coe,
Whitney Morrison, Bernard Root and
Kenneth Stewart Tuesday night.
Mrs. Ray Waterman arrived Tues
day morning from Spring Lake, Mich
igan, for visit with her mother, Mrs.
L. c. Norris, and other friends in the
city.
Attention, Farmersl S. C. Drag
ne at Readstown can now supply you
with bran, shorts, Schumacher White
Diamond coarse or fine. All prices
are right. To
The body of the infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Wood of lacrosse
who was buried here, was taken up
and removed to Lacrosse where it
was re-interred
One lot of collars at S1.00 each;
one lot at $3.50 each; one lot at $500
this is just sample of the bargains
which are being offered at L. U. Fa-
vor's harness shop.
The funeral of the six months
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Anderson was held Tuesday last week
at the Kickapoo church, Rev. S. K.
Thollehaug officiating.
MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Vedwick
of Nottingham Ridge are rejoicing
over substantial family increase,
twin boys arriving at the Smell hos
pital, weighing 6 and 615 pounds.
Rogers has five ladies plush coats
which he is practically giving away
this week. They were priced at S35 to
$50, and the first ones in get them at
$3.50 each. Also five cloth coats at
5000 each.
We have a limited quantity of
hard nut coal on hand. If you havn't
enough to last you until spring let
us supply you with what you will
need at once. c. L. Colman Lumber
Company. 7-2
"A. j. Gianoli and Joe Malin OF
Genoa vicinity have installed Delco
light plants at their farms. Tennis
Ostren of Round Prairie and Martin
Dorwin, living north of the poor farm
have also installed Delco plants.
Remember that the last number of
the city lecture course occurs at the
NJ. E. church Friday night of this
week The Minstrel Harp Entertain
ers will delight you with their music
and songs and readings in costume.
What is the only purpose of q
silo? To keep in perfect condition all
the silage put into it. The INDIANA
Redwood or Fir silo fulfills that pur-
pose. For prices and easy terms see
Fred W. Myers of Stoddard. If
The Censor has very fine report
of the teachers convention held last
Saturday, and also a list of those IN
attendance which could not be gotten
into type because of lateness of ar
rival, but will be published next week
We have made our revision down.
ward and all items in the yard includ-
ing brick, cement and lumber of al
kinds have been reduced from 20 tc
409o. Better see us at once about that
new barn, house or silo. John E. M.
yum & Sons.
Mrs. P. II. Knutson is slowly i'm
proving after her serious fall, but is
not yet able to walk In consequence
our genial income assessor has his
hands full these days-minus his valu-
able assistant in the midst of the sea-
son for making returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant johnson were
called to Lacrosse by the sad PASSING
OF ArgaH JenSOn, Df0tneT Ol III
Johnson, who died from peritoniti'
following appendicitis. Mr.. and Mrs
III. F. Jensen, the bereaved parent:
came home with them to spend some
time.
Soldiers Grove defeated our higf
school basket ball team at that place
last Saturday night by a score OF IL
to 81. The game was holly contested
throughout. The boys We're puzzled
By the floor and wall arrangement
there. and are confident they will de
feat the Grove st our Opera House
Friday night of this week.
The roads were a holy fright
Tuesday afternoon, and led Buick
Salesman Charlie Honaker and JohT
Stoll, who drives a Franklin, into {
friendly controversy about the ability
of their respective cars to pull hills IL
the mud. It terminated in a $40 be-
as TO Johns ability to negotiate tbs
sand hill and Charlie went out to tht
hill while John went after his car
Somehow the deal fell through and as
the stories of the gentlemen are some
what at variance, the Censor decline: