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


Gus Hook is confined to his honls
By Illness
New patterns in Eagle shirts Al
Ston & Groves
Thornton Taylor is confined to his
home by Illness
j. A. Doerr is at Galesville at
tending hog sale.
Chicken chop suey Saturday from
70 II p. m. at the Grill.
Mrs. William Elliott at this writ
/ ing is reported very sick
The Grill viii serve a Soc chicken
dinner every Wednesday. 4-tf
Some ladies' fine coats at big re-
auctions at NJ ]. Felix.
ROLAND Older spent last week at
/ Rochester visiting his sister.
Gold coin -four at 50 pc. sack al
/ Thayer & Mills, not delivered.
Pauline Friedrich Saturday and
( Sunday in The Sting Of a Lash
Sheep lined coats and leather
vests at a reduced price. Stoll &
Groves.
Miss Ella Arneson of Dalles, is
here on visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
/ Johnson.
-Thayer & Mills have just re-
ceived a car Of Mystic ground feed.
Good stuff for the price.
-N1rom Foster sustained the mis-
fortune Of falling and breaking three
ribs Tuesday afternoon.
Now is your chance to get those
good bargains in mems and ladies'
underwear at u. j. Felix.
"A baby girl arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Rudser in
Harmony Sunday evening.
Miss Nina zimmerman Of Bishop
Branch is spending the week with her
sister, Mrs. Lloyd Smith.
lis your back your wife's foot
warmer? Buy her hot water bottle
at o. E. Davis and sleep in peace
Ed Heinz and family are. moving
from this city to the Sever Tally farm
which they viii work this season.
Your prescriptions always re-
ceive careful attention and are filed
with the purest drugs at o. E. Davis.
MIR. and Mrs Harold Helgeson of
near Bristow rejoice over the arrival
of baby girl at their home Monday
evening.
Remember the dance following
the basket ball game at the Opera
House Friday night. NJ usic by a
good orchestra.
We are offering a large variety
of plain white and gold band dishes
at 20 per cent off present prices. j.
J. Stamford & Son.
Observation-Disclosures. Surely
you can find what you want in these
three lines of fountain pens. Get them
at Carl G. Goes jewelry store.
Buy your money orders at the
American Express Office in the South
eastern depot. Anywhere, any time
and for any amount. Kenneth Mills,
Agent. Alp
-Chas.S.Slack & Co. are now max
ing prices on Winner tanning mills
lower than pre-war prices. Come in
and get a Winner mill to grade out
your seed grain.
Miss Harriet VenBuren, the Wis
consin Library School student who
will do ner field work at the Public
Library, arrives from Madison this
wednesday, afternoon.
Friend Willard Getter was in Fri
day and renewed for his Censor and
that of his two sons-in-law, Ananias
Smith and Clarence Reaney. That's
the kind of dad-in-law to have.
Mrs. Carrie Tate left for Chicago
last Friday. Miss Suttle leaves to-
- -HOft feS Wv " ~oN otcs VI 4hodstOeu
to New York on a combined business
and pleasure trip Of three weeks.
Ed. and Otto Lind are at Milwau-
kee attending the auto show. Louie
Thompson is helping cobble shoes DUR
ing Eds absence. Ed got back today
and Immediately fired Louie because
his work was not satisfactory.
&C. K. Barnes, a well known man
thu rfa1e
ity, passed away at his home in Los
Angeles on Tuesday Of last week. Mr..
Barnes was the father Of Everette X.
Barnes who married Ella Purdy. a
former Viroqua girl.
On Saturday, January %, the
Sunbeam brand Of coffee viii be DEM
onstrated at Miss Latta's restaurant
Free Coffee and waters viii be served
all afternoon TO shoppers. Come and
visit our Basement Restaurant and see
our Bargain Counter.
Friends in the city receive word
that Mrs. Juliaetta Achetson died at
Montrose, South Dakota, January Ia.
and was buried January Is. Mrs.
A. has some relatives and MANY
friends in this city, Viroqua, her girl
hood home. Her husband died five
years ago.
Feeling that those of our custom
ers who pay cash for their purchases
are entitled to special consideration,
we wish to announce the adoption of
new business policy. Hereafter, we
will give three per cent discount for
cash on all purchases over $1.00 The
Sauer Hardware.
Our good friend B. T. jacobson
was in today to renew Censor dues.
Speaking of the cold snap, he called
our attention to the fact that of the
25 days of January so far passed, Is
of them had been below zero. That I3
is an unlueky number to everyone ex-
eept the coal dealer
--Chas. s. Slack tells US that the
Fellowship Club employment bure su
is doing one-sided business. He has
had plenty of applicants for work,
but very few applicants who want
workmen. If you have employment
of any kind to offer, let him know
and he can fill your needs quickly.
Conflict lives up to its advance
promises. The big climax is the blow
ing up of the dam The rushing swirl
ing waters present remarkable sight
Priscilla Dean takes hazardous
chances with h er life--a dramatic
sight and one sure to thrill you
New York Journal. Next week We'd
nesday and Thursday.
For the first time in many months
we are able to offer you the Telephone
record by Ethel Olson, The Norwegian