Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-25

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day In Invisible Fear.
January Clearance sale in all de-
partments at N. J. Felix
Dan Larson was here on business
from Lacrosse on Monday.
Miss George Dennis is spending
part of this week at her home.
The best trunks, travelling bags
/ and suit cases at Stoll & Groves.
Mrs. Rex Barton spent the past
week here with her son, Gaylord
Save SIS buying potatoes Of
Thayer & Mills at $3.50 per bushel.
/ &C. j. Kuebler was in Readstown
| Wednesday Of last week on business.
Laura Sherry of Rochelle, Illi-
nois, is new Censor subscriber this
week.
Mems and boys maekinaws, sheep
lined coats at reduced prices at NJ. j.
Felix
Miss Selma Jackson is now en-
ployed at the electric light Office as
bookkeeper.
Donald Ames was here from Mad
ison and spent few days last week
with friends.
Goodrich Hipress overshoes are
down in price, but are as good as ever.
StOll & Groves.
w. E. Lawton went to Madison
Sunday on business and returned on
Tuesday morning.
-Amund johnson Of Westby was
here on business last Wednesday and
renewed Censor dues.
Mrs. Vim. Oliver of Waller, Mon
tana, is visiting with her mother-in-
law, Mrs. Tom Costing.
Ed Heinz and family and Mrs. Ed
Norris and son Russell spent Sunday
at the Lloyd Smith home.
MIR. and Mrs. Leland Suffer of
Franklin mourn the loss of an infant
boy, born Monday morning.
Buy bran, middlings corn, oat
feed, poultry feed, ground feed, hay
and potatoes Of Thayer & Mills.
Dance at the Opera House Fri
day night Immediately after the bas-
ket ball game. Good orchestra music.
The price on 4-buckle overshoes
in Ed Lind's local in last weeks Cen
sor should have been $3.50 instead of
S1.98.
Basket ball game at the Opera
House Friday evening. Dance i'm
mediately after the game. Good mu-
sic by orchestra.
"A Norwegian Woman Using the
Telephone and A Norwegian Woman
at the Beach. Two records by Ethel
Olson now on sale at Browns.
-Plastering of the lower story of
the Masonic temple is completed and
the plaster crew are covering the
great arehed ceiling of the theatre
building.
The price announced for the We'd
nesday chicken dinners at the Grill
was incorrectly inserted in last weeks
Censor. 1t should have been SOC in
stead of 75c.
For all those who write, the Ever
sharp pencil is rapidly coming to be
an everyday necessity. You viii find
a large stock of them at Carl G. Goes
jewelry store.
Bargain day is every day at The
Economy Grocery. 20gs discount on
all open stock dishes; 1870 discount
on canned fruit, S. B. brand J. J.
Stamford & Son.
"A cup of hot coffee for the worker
carrying lunch is fine thing this
weather. The thermos bottles at o.
E. Davis will keep drinks hot "a hours
in the coolest weather.
Fred Rogers has sold his share
in his town of Liberty farm to his part
ner, George Schroeder, who in turn
sold the place to ]. M. Shreve Fred
viii rent the place this season.
= Victor Black Seal records now Toe
in. the 10 inch size and SIPS in the
IL inch size. This is the lowest price
that good records have ever been sold
for. One of the largest assortments
to- select from at Browns.
"A few of those wonderful bar
gains in Onyx granite ware advertised
in last weeks Censor can still be pro-
cured at the Sauer Hardware. Get
them now, for you will never be able
to get ware of this quality at so low
price again.
Harry WEIGH arrived home We'd
nesday morning from Kahler hospital
at Rochester, where he has been sew
eral weeks after an operation on his
throat and other medical treatment.
He came on important business and
will return to Rochester on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gross are
moving into their new residence re-
Gently purchased from Chris Thomp-
son. Sam and his wife have worked
hard during their residence Of dozen,
years in Viroqua, and are entitled to
the comfort they viii enjoy in fine
modern home
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. have made
arrangements with the New Winona
Mfg. Co. of Winona, Mimi, to whole
sale their fine line of wood saving ma
chimes, feed mills, shelters pump jacks,
barrel carts, etc. They viii soon send
out literature and wholesale prices to
dealers in Wisconsin.
Last week, in the Office Cat, we
said that when Paulsen's are real busy,
Vic Buckles right in and gets the work
out. This week Vic came in and sub
seribed for the Censor. Now we
don't know whether he wants more
publicity or is trying to get us to
keep his past life dark Thanks, any
way, Vic
The motion picture industry pos
sesses too few Priscilla Deans to al
low this charming young brunette to
be taking such chances with her life
as those shown In Conflict. We do not
wonder that her insurance company
warned her against repeating such
risks.-New York World. See this
next Wednesday and Thursday.
&C. II. Egstad of Chaseburg, who
has been stopping with his daughters
at Venice, Cal, for the past three
months, left for his home in Wisconsin
on January 13, in company with his
daughter Clara, who has been there
the past two years, a card from our
friend, c. E. Ward, of Venice informs
us.
Our good friend, Secretary F. B.
MeGarry of the Brush Hollow Cheese