Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-23
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Matinee saturday.
Fun, yes. See DON'T EVER
MARRY.
DON'T EVER MARRY"-Mon-
day and Tuesday at the Star.
Two qualities of LII tobacco bed
muslin very low priced at Rogers
All wool underwear for men, two
piece and unions. Stoll e. Groves.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Casperson Of Viola has been
quite i'll.
Ask for Pilot oyeralls and Jack
cts at the Blue Front Store, Ellefson
x Johnson.
Don't forget that we Garry a COM
plete line. of Conklin fountain pens.
! o. f. Davis,
Large size 6sxsO plaid. cotton
bed blankets, the last of the season at
S2.25. Rogers.
When you are hungry, go to the
Unique. Their dinners will satisfy
you, and you'll go again.
-Eunice Roman left Friday for
California. She will stop at Chicago
to visit her sister, Mrs. Levy.
How about nice big sponge and
chamois for the automobile. Come in
and see our line o. T.. Davis.
-AidbluS AHtlEt SDlO one Oh MS
purebred Poland China sows to we'll
known breeder from Iowa last week.
The big closing out sale of Fa-
vors $4,000 stock of harness and
'saddelry is going on in full blast Get
what you want now.
The worlds greatest music by
the worlds greatest artists is found
only on the Victor Records. A large
assortment at Browus -.
Jessie Gorrell of Pleasant Ridge
was taken to a Lacrosse hospital on
Monday by Mrs. Patterson, where she
submitted to an operation and is get
tin along very nicely.
III. +. Larson left yesterday for a
visit at Osseo, Wis. Mrs Larson ac-
companied him to Lacrosse and on
her return stopped off at Chaseburg to
visit herasister, Mrs. Oscar Emilson.
Grant Allen and daughter, Grace,
left Saturday for their home at Vern-
dale, Minnesota, after spending the
past two months visiting his son, Fay,
and brother-in-l Jerome Bowman.
Mr.. Allen left Yiroqua nine years ago.
-Vircgua Commanders knights
Templar will haye ANIMAL in pection
next Tuesday evening. Praci ice for
| the same win be held Friday evening
at o'clock and Sunday afternoon at
IL. All Sir Knights are urgently re-
quested to be present
Mike Hanson and John Gorsiine
were in from Liberty Pole Thursday
to deliver their tan-aere crop Of to-
bacc0 They sold early 70 Dickinson
| & Garter at the fancy price of421 2 and
| Is cents Their crop brought them
I the neat cf1m of gG9pO a.
Right now is the time 70 place
your order for q Wood Tire Hollow
Wall silo, without hoops or guy wires.
With an air space all around the silo
| to veHtiIate your basement barn
through and prevent freezing Of 81
lage. See Chas. S. Slack g. Co., vi
roqua, Wis, who are Gen. Agts.
/ Many Of the Victor Artists re-
ceiye salaries as high as $5,00000 for
each performance. This seems very
high, but there is only one reason
/ that they command such a price and
| that is they are worth it. Every re-
I cord collection should contain at least
! a few Of these WI IDS best records
That will live foreve
Carl and Louie Scheck of Stod-
idard, were in the county seat Friday.
They signed contracts as patrolmen
for their neighborhoods for the en-
suing year, and both gladdened the
Censor man with renewals Of their
papers Both gentlemen received boz
muses. for good patrol work done last
season.
I Those owning tractors and gaso-
/ line engines should see Chas. 5. Slack
) e. Co. about getting a Day Pulverizer
to grind lime rock to SOW on their
land -Four sizes are available suit
able for power from six horses to 30
horses. We have the limerick in our
hills, why not utilize what nature has
put here for US to profit by?
Peter Simons was in from Har-
mony town on Friday, enrolling for
the Censor while here. Mr.. Simons
( has spent six years as road builder
for Vernon county. This year he has
rented part of his farm and taken the
patrol section which runs past his
place. His road experience shoald
make him a valuable man.