Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-10-13
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

-Skagen, tailor, over Rogers store.
First class tailoring and dry cleaning.
Miss Highan of Rushford, Mimi,
has accepted a clerkship at c. II. Os-
trem's.
-Percales, muslin, bingham, out
ings, sheetings reduced to present
market prices at Rogers.
For shingles, lumber roofings and
potatoes, Thayer's joint at the cream
cry site is the place to buy
Captain and Mrs. c. H. Nye of
Viola are making their home for the
winter with their son, E. NJ. Nye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Bender of
Viola were guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs S. ]. Moseng, Sunday.
The Chevrolet garage has receiv-
ed another shipment of those popular
cars. Better get one while they last.
School board conventions will be
held at Viroqua Monday, October 25,
at LaFarge the 26th and Hillsboro the
18th.
Hunting season opens Friday, you
know. For the right kind of every
thing in guns and ammunition, go to
Sauer Hardware.
Henry Slater has disposed of his
property at Ferryville and will soon
leave to spend the winter in a more
congenial clime-California.
You can get chocolate, straw
berry, grape nut and New York ice
cream by the dish or in bulk every day
al Geo. Pencils restaurant. 22-tf
The W. C. T. U. will be entertain
ed by Mrs. Grant Dewitt on Tuesday
afternoon, October 10. A report of the
state convention will be given.
We are now showing a complete
assortment of fall and winter under
wear for men and boys. The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & johnson.
Now is the time to put your stock
in condition for wintering by feeding
Sal Vet. No trouble to feed and sold
on an absolute guarantee. o. E. Davis.
Mrs. H. F. Fisher and daughter,
Ellen, returned to St.Louis last Sat
urday, after spending two weeks at
the Tollefson. home on Pleasant Ridge,
Relatives here receive word that
Mary Jacobson, for many years clerk
in Towner's store, who went to Spo-
kane thirteen years ago, has just been
married. ISL ntep e2a ba}. ia
The long period of drought has
been broken by refreshing showers,
but it will require great deal of rain
to put the ground in shape for fall
blowing.
1t doesn't makean difference who
is elected president, it is going to be
cold this winter and you viii want
good warm winter underwear. The
Farmers Store has that kind.
Horse Buyer Harry Light was in
town Saturday attending to the ship
ping of car of fine horses purchased
here. He shipped another car from
New Hampton, Iowa, ON Monday.
-Comrade Rusk and daughter, Mrs.
Hanson, have gone to Missola, Monta-
ma, for visit. She will return home
while Mr.. Rusk will go on to Seattle,
Washington, to spend the winter.
1t will interest our people to know
that our genial DIR. G. d. Mead was
nominated as candidate for U. S. SEN
ator on the Prohibition ticket over
Buchanan by vote of 100 to 1870.
Chris Krogsbal was in Saturday
and tells us that the basement for his
fine new barn will be completed this
week. 1t viii be beauty, 30xS0 feet,
replacing the one destroyed by fire.
two months ago.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Williams re-
ceive word that they are grandparents,
a fine boy arriving at the home of
Prof. and Mrs. MeInnis at jefferson.
Frank was there, and Mrs. Williams
and Ruth went down to view the new
boy.
Ben Brown bought the prize po-
tatoes at the Retreat fair and is dis
playing the same. They were raised
by Charlie Jacobus. Ben says they
are the kind Fatty Arbuckle eats, one
- ,l &c .<~t,.
pounds.
Coe witnessed the White Sox beat
Philadelphia II to up to the last in
ming, when with two men out Philadel-
pifia rallied and. made six scores. Lo-
cal teams allowing that many scores
would be literally roasted.
Mrs. j. ID. Simpson and Mrs. Chas.
Waterman were called to Waterloo,
Iowa, by the death of their sister, Mrs.
Chas. Allen. Mrs. Allen was born
here and the body arrived today for
burial at the old home. Funeral at the
Simpson home Thursday afternoon at
2:30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Midthun were
near death when their car went over
big bank into ditch. Mr.. Midthun
was going home from Soldiers Grove
when he met car which wouldn't give
an inch of road, he says. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mithun were unhurt and so was the
Overland car, because Mr.. Mithun was
going very slow.
before the War Prices at the Big
Sale. Work shirts, all kinds and any
brand including Racine, Bear Brand
etc. now S1.00 Headlight Overalls
81. so; Lacrosse Bear Brand overall
S2.25. Send us your mail orders. An
drew Mellem of Viroqua is here to
wait on you. Peter Newberg Cloth
ing CO., LaCrosse's largest clothing
house.
Genoa saw the almighty Sullivan
pitch their team to a to 0 victory
over the famous Lacrosse Nelson's
last Sunday Fully 1900 fans drove
there to witness the contest and it was
sure some game. Carl Curtis played
center field and Lad Garir second base
with Genoa. 1t is rumored that some
of the Brooklyn world series subs and
regulars are coming up for hunt on
the river, and win play at Genoa Sun
day.
w. P. Fleming and wife, James
Fleming, Bernard Johnson and J. w.
Potts motored to Portage Wednesday
and saw Pittsburg and St.Louis of the
National League play ball at the fair
30 to in favor OF St.Louis. The
fair paws them $40 900 Tor three games
of ball. and made money on them at
that. Ted Stevens, s. A. Sweger, II.