Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-11-30
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING|

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Reaney, baby girl on November %.
Lutte fisk and lefsa served any
time, at the Home Restaurant, Opera
/ FOR sALE-star theatre build
ing. For particulars inquire of Smith
& Slack. 4O-tf
"A good useful present is always
appreciated. We have them. Stoll
Editor Goldsmith and family
spent Thanksgiving at the old home
at Boscobel.
Annual roll call in Viroqua Odd
Fellow lodge will occur on the evening
OF December II.
Otto Kuester and son Milton of
near Chaseburg were in Tuesday and
renewed Censor dues.
We have complete line of mems
fancy light wool dress socks. The
Blue Front Store, EIefson & johnson.
Get ready for the holidays by
taking advantage of Suttle & Tate's
wonderful bargains in coats and suits.
/ II. w. Thayer has a very desirable
line of city houses, business stands
and large and small farms for sale.
christmas postal cards, extra
quality lie each, 10c dozen. Christmas
cards for SC, 10c, 15c, and zoe at
/ Rogers.
Two dozen second hand Talking
Machines in good playing order for
sale at half price. All makes. Brown
Music Co.
"A fellow never gets too many
shirts. Just remember that when you
are choosing your Christmas presents
Stoll & Groves.
MIR. Family Man, Columbia Graf
anola will make a fine Christmas gift
that the whole family car use. Sold
at o. E. Davis.
&C. Gunnufsen and family have
moved here from Buhle, Montana Mr.
Gunnufsen is brother-in-law of j. C.
Yttri of Readstown.
| We now have all sizes in that pop
ular Elbro Sport Coat for young men,
! price $3.50. The Blue Front Store,
| Ellefson & johnson.
Thousands of weak, rundown
men and women have reported aston
ishing gains in weight from the use
of Tanlac. c. F. DAHL Druggist.
Salesman Harold Weavill of
Sioux City, Iowa, spent Thanksgiving
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Weavill, in this city, returning Sat-
urday.
Venerable Lars Jasperson drop
ped in Monday to renew Censor dues.
Mr.. Jasperson is one Of the Censor's
oldest subscribers, being past SO years
of age.
If you are not satisfied with the
-four you are using, see that your next
sack is RHssells Best-the -four that
satisfies you perfectly. The Farmers
Store, Surenson & Thompson.
We are better prepared now than
heretofore to make prompt delivery
IN coal. You will like our Dixie Gem
Rail hard coal. c. L. Colman Lmbr
--Thayer & Mills have opened a
feed store at Thayer's old stand near
| the creamery, where they will carry
at all times, flour, bran, middlings,
corn, ground feeds, poultry feeds and
hay.
Mrs. C. E. Suffer sustained three
fractured ribs on Tuesday evening
while milking. Mr.. Suffer is nursing
q sore hand and Mrs. Suffer was doing
the chores for him. III luck never
comes single-handed
Hand picked box apples-Wine-
saps, Wagners Arkansas Blacks, Twigs
Delicious and Johnathans. These are
all Washington apples and will keep
all winter. Let us bring you box.
Stamford G. Sons Grocery.
Our old friend Biddy, the hen with
her eggs at &c each, somewhat resemb-
les the goose who laid the golden egg;
If you will feed DIR. Hess Panacea, sold
at o. E. Davis you will Immediately
think those two old birds were sisters.
-Oluf Haltorp, blacksmith at New
ton, has secured the services of Matt
Larson in his shop. Mr. Larson is
rated as one of the best blacksmiths in
the county. They viii do all kinds of
blacksmithing and invite you to drop
in and give them trial. 4S-1
We have in stock a car of Mine
Run Pocahontas Smokeless Coal which
was shipped US by mistake which we
are offering at less than the price of
common soft COAL Call at our .office
and see it burning and get our price.
c. L. Colman Lumber Co.
Those who are sending their chill
dren to Madison for the school year
bitterly complain about the reign of
piracy practiced by renthog and mer-
chants. Stores and rooming houses
appear to be in the hands of the heirs
of Jesse James, with this difference:
Jesse used a gun while his heirs don't
have to. The people of Wisconsin
should play card that would protect
students against pack of thieves that
fatten in the vicinity of the big school
run by the state.
The daily papers mention that the
high cost of living is taking another
hike upward, and that among the items
which are being boosted are provis-
ions, shoes and clothing. Wiz sa
commodities advc 49, o----~holv iii
feel the additional pl.e.l Du5 why
shoes should I'd e-a
can't sell hides for enou~h to nay FOR
the Irvine to tie them up, and clothing
should go upward when wool by mil
lions of pounds is stored away without
purchasers, is beyond the understand
ing of a common editor And other
farm products which enter largely into
eatables are as low as they can be
$50 low that the railway companies
get more for carrying them than the
farmers do for raising them, so chat
there is no reason discernable that
they should cost more to the consumer.
1t would seem that some of the profit
makers have become so greedy that a
moderate dividend on the things they
sell is no longer possible.-Jackson
County Journal.
The Riehland Democrat has this
To saw relative 70 automobile drivers