Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1919-06-11
LOCAL JoTTINGs

w. L. Armstrong Of South Da-
kota, was here last week on business.
/ Ben Nuzuln motored from Tomah
to Viroqua Thursday, going 70 Sparta
Friday.
on business for the Ellefson & john
son firm.
Serious lines of her brother, Mr..
Wagner, summoned Mrs. w. E.Butt
TO Hillsboro.
Probate court last week brought
over Attorney A. F. Drew and JUS
tice Fulmer from LaFarge.
Sport shirts, lonek and short
sleeves, all patterns. The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & johnson.
Last week we said Sidney Hig-
gins came to Vernon county in 1873.
1t should have read 1s49.
The young son of E. P. Ames of
Retreat community, was taken TO La
! Crosse for hospital treatment.
Mons Helgeson went to Flint,
Michigan, last week and drove back
Buick car from the factory.
Misses Charlotte Davis and Min
erva Storlie are spending commence
ment week with friends at Lacrosse.
"A complete line of Panama hats
and straws just received, all prices,
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
Johnson.
The splendid, commodious West
by residence of DR.. Schreiner has
been purchased by Mrs. S. y. Neprud
Of that place.
Ruth Williams has given up her
work at the Presbyterian hospital at
Chicago and returned home, finding
the occupation too severe for her
health.
Just received another shipment Of
those nifty plain green caps, the very
latest, both plain and novelty tops.
The Blue Front Store, EllefsOn &
johnson.
james H. Rogers, Jr,, a former
DeSoto native boy, has been reelected
general secretary and treasurer of
the Burlington system of order of
railroad telegraphers.
Mr. and~AIrs. Jas. A. Mccall of
Milwaukee spent a day at the old
home last week. And there was
much shaking of hands between the
old friends and genial Jim.
Roy Bentson and Robert Graves
spent Thursday at LaFarge. The
former left Friday for Austin, Min
nesota, where he assumes manage
ment of his fathers store.
Al E. Shaner has disposed of De-
Soto's famous old hosiery, the Bay
State House, taking in exchange a
quarter section farm near Neilsville,
where he is about to move.
Percy Roman has gone to Des-
Moines Iowa, where he joins the Rain
bow Division band in a two months
tour of Iowa and adjoining states.
Quite an honor for the young man.
Mrs WL.Houge and little daugh-
ter, and sisters Mary and Beatrice
Cohland, are expected in the city to-
day, driving through from Wheeling,
West Virginia. Some trip for three
girls and a baby
j E. and J. NJ. Shreve went to
Evansville by car last Monday on a
big business deal, the exchanging of
"a garage and farm. 1t rained and
rained-and they sold the Ford and
returned on the train.
AT last weeks meeting of the
Odd Fellows and Rebecca grand
lodges, held in Green Bay, Mrs. John
w. Galloway, of Lacrosse, formerly
Ia resident of LaFarge, was elected
as head of the woman department.
"A double affection comes to Mr..
and Mrs. James Smith. Word reach
es them of the serious illness Of their
son Bernard, at Evansville, from ty-
phoid fever. The condition of their
son, Gail, at Lacrosse, continues SER
ious.
-Children's day exercises were APP
propriately observed at the Congre-
gational church Sunday morning with
songs and recitations by the Sunday
school. The Methodist and Christian
churches will hold their programs
next Sunday.
Just received 800 pounds ]. T.
tobacco that was purchased six mon
tbs ago. Same will be sold at the
old price of SOC per plug in butt lots
only. Not over three butts to one
customer. First come, first served.
Romans Grocery.
Mr., and Mrs. c. NJ. Clark were in
Milwaukee and Chicago last week, and
called upon the Nowatneys while in
Milwaukee. They tried to pick up a
Buick car to drive back in but were
unsuccessful, so strong is the demand
for that popular car.
We are able this season to fur
nish our customers with the best hard
coal mined The cars are Ioadad ~