Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-06-23
SHORT LOCAL MENTION

cation.
Miss Mabel Moore went to La
Crosse on Saturday to enter summer
school
Edison Roach and little son are
confined to the house with an attack
of measles.
! -Amund Tuhus who has been at
Stoddard for sometime has returned
to the city.
Editor Harry Bailey and Aubrey
! King drove over from Richland Cen
ter Friday.
You will find a complete line of
! ladies muslin underwear at the Farm
ers' store.
-Chauncey Morley is home from
Wisconsin university to pass the sum-
mer vacation.
! They will all lay eggs but the
/ roosters if you use Hess Panacea.
Ask o. E. Davis.
Want your developing of films
and printing of pictures done right
! Let Jaspelson do it.
Mrs. James Sherrick has purchas-
ed of Mrs. Wilsey her residence prop
erty rear the grist mill.
MIR. Roach Sr. and wife of Green
wood spent the past two weeks here
with their son and family.
Fred Hook has returned home
from a hospital IN lacrosse where he
submitted to an operation.
Mrs. Hazel Kaler's two twin chill
dren are here from Chicago for an ex-
tended visit with relatives.
| Mrs. Chas. Waterman is visiting
relatives in Iowa She was accom-
panied by one of her grandchildren.
Misses Margaret Drinkwine and
Frances Older spent the week end
with friends and relatives in Sparta.
The latest thing in bracelet watch
es for ladies is the marine shape Let
Jeweler Ed Harrington show it to you.
Stub Allen of Lacrosse was in the
city on Saturday to attend the sale of
the household goods from the Allen
estate.
Mrs. Gena Older Colvin and little
daughter came down from Rochester,
Mimi, and spent the past week with
home folks.
Singer, New Home and Free sew
ing machines for sale, and old ma
chimes repaired by Oscar Anderson
Readstown. 24-2
j. E. Shreve entertained his bro
Their from Richland Center part of the
past week, driving to their home on
Friday last.
j. S. Moore, wife, son and daugh-
ter are soon to leave for visit with
Mrs. Moore's sister at Redfield,
South Dakota.
e. j. Hammer and wife of Hills
boro were in the city on the Goth, Wis
iting Mrs. Hammers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Natwick.
The tobacco shed on the old Gard
ner place south of the city, destroyed
in the windstorm few weeks ago, has
been reconstructed.
| j w. Lucas received word that
his sister of Cynthiana, Kentucky was
i'll the hospital and about to submit to
a critical operation.
-Ralston Shoes for the man who
cares. We are showing all the latest
English lasts. The Blue Front Store.
Ellefson & Johnson
A delayed shipment of granite ware
bought before the advance has ar
rived at Towner's. Come early and
secure some bargains.
| Selma Jackson who recently grad
uated from Lacrosse Normal is now
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Jackson in the First ward,
Neil and Lawrence Minshall re-
turned home from their respective
schools, one at the Wisconsin Uni
versity and one from a dental school
in Chicago.
-Bascom May of Minneapolis was
in the city for short time recently,
having been called here on business.
1t has been some time since Mr.. May
left here for the west.
Edward Tilton, youngest son of
Elijah Tilton, and his family motored
through Viroqua on an extensive tour
of the south and west. They carried
a complete camping outfit.
This is very good time to get
your salt and binder twine-and get
them at the Viroqua Egg Market when
your deliver your eggs and poultry.
Take home little chicken feed too.
Martin Larson still has a few of
| the famous Goodrich tires left which
he offers at the old price. They will
not last long. BEST in the Long Run"
tells the whole story about Goodrich
tires.
-Chas S. Slack & Co. have a fine
728 acre farm with modern improve
ments for sale at bargain. For par
ticulafa call and get full description.
This is a money maker for the right
man.
Miles Dawson left Monday for
New York, where he will visit a few
days with his uncle, Miles NJ, before
entering West Point His mother,
Mrs. Matte Dawson, accompanied him
as far as Sparta.
-Tricolette Blouses, Wash Satin,
Hand Embroidered, Crepe De Chine
Blouses, Hand Embroidered and Bead
ed Georgetta Waists. Latest style
and leading shades. For 80 days
only. New Goods, $3.50. Rogers.
-Chas S. Slack & Co. are agents
for the Chippewa Valley Colonization
Company and the National Land Col
onization Co. They also have some
fine improved farms in upper Wiscon-
sin for sale. Free trip to investigate.
See Slack.
k. o. Sordahl is back from Nor
way after two months spent in the
fatherland. He had intended to re-
main during the summer, bu+ decided
that the land of his adoption was far
superior to Norway, in spite of it be-
ing the old home.
II wish to notify my patrons that
will commence business in my new
location in the Roman building, first
door west of Browns music store, or
next Monday. Bring me your wash
ing and laundry work. ViroQua Laun-
dry, Jack Henry. Proprietor.
The Minneapolis police finally To-
/ Gated Mayor Roseiand's car. but the
thieves had stripped it Of tires and al