Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08
Fine shows at the Star.


DIR. Baldwin's dental office viii be-
closed for the week of September L
to 10.
Miss May Perkins of Cashton i:
spending few days at the Alexander
home.
Ralph Nuzum and Jerry Dawson
attended the state fair and took in the
Elks convention.
A new lot of unusually fine Phil.
ippine under garments just received
at Suttle & Tate's.
New fall footwear for women
misses and children at reasonable
prices, at NJ. j. Felix
Otto Sanwick and j. T. DAVIS nae
Masonic degrees conferred on then
last Wednesday night.
Mrs. Ira Casperson and Mrs. Ru.
dolph Wolfgram are at Marshfield Wis.
iting Mrs. Roy Carver.
4 Tobacco lath are moving fast but
we have them yet. John E. Nuzum &
Sons Lumber Company.
-Berlie Moore has purchased from
Harry Bangsberg the old Chas. Dick
son home near the Court House.
Jacob Dach fell sixteen feet ir
his tobacco shed last Wednesday, sus-
tanning bruises and broken nose.
Doris ]. Weber went to the Grand
View Hospital at Lacrosse last Mon
day morning for removal of tonsils.
You can do your best school work
with Parker fountain pens and Ever.
sharp pencils. Carl C. Coe sells them
Mrs. Anna Leahy and daughter
Mary returned home Tuesday after a
weeks visit with relatives in Chicago
| MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Dickson
motored down from Menominie and
spent Thursday and Friday at the old
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Madden
Mrs Clara Tanning and Mrs X. Ar
mold of Sparta spent Monday in vi
roqua.
Newton Boggs of Liberty town
left Monday for Kewaunee, Illinois
where he will teach science in the high
school.
Early autumn styles in mems
cloth hats. Make your selection early
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
johnson.
Many new novelties in wool dress
| goods, plaids, checks, plain tricotines
serges, poplins, chuddas etc at Suite
& Tate's.
j. w. Lucas and daughter Gather
inc arrived home Monday after visit
with Keith Lucas and family at Chip.
pewa Falls.
Mrs. o. E. Davis and daughter
are at Minocqua to escape hay fever
season, and win return when frost.
time comes.
j. w. Thayer has Just received
another car of red cedar shingles
bought at a bargain and will be sole
on the same basis.
II Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fleming, Ton
Garin and Esther Wise returned Wed
nesday from a ten day fishing triI
in Northern Wisconsin.
| "A big assortment of ladies aprons
| entirely new styles, of fine quality
of ginghams and percales now on dis
play at Suttle & Tate's.
Ira Casperson motored to ZioI
City, where his daughter, Violet, en-
tered school, Esther and Margaret
| Fisher accompanied him.
DIR. C. H. Minshall of Westby will
be at DIR. Geo. Minshall's Office in vi
roqua every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday during September.
| "A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Johnson of Holmen, al
Lacrosse Saturday. Mrs. johnson
| was MISS mailman JdCODSOU.
You can get chocolate, straw
berry, grape nut and New York ice
cream by the dish or in bulk every day
at Geo. Pennell's restaurant. 22-tf
| Miss Verna Thayer entertained
sixteen girls at luncheon Saturday
afternoon in honor of her cousin, Miss
Doris Bishop, of West Salem:
Keep going and you will arrive
IN se,l
College, Mankato, Mimi, should be
Advice from Rochester hospital
concerning MrsI.S. Hamilton's chance
of ultimate recovery is most discour.
aging. She is expected home in few
days.
Some of the worlds best music
can be purchased for 10c per copy at
Browns Music Co., until September
Is, after which time the price will be
Is cents.
How about that family group pic
ture? Such picture will be worth its
weight in gold few years from now.
Come in today. Jasperson will do the
job just right.
School is the big thing now. Our
Parker fountain pens and Eversharp
pencils are an indispensable part of the
students equipment. Jeweler Carl G.
Coe sells them.
H. e. Anderson returned Sunday
from Reider, North Dakota. He re-
ports crops as being in fine shape. On
Saturday he and his son Elvin go to
Texas for time.
Stanley Sweger, Lawrence Potts,
Leo and Paul Garin and Ruel Fleming
drove to Lacrosse Monday to take in
the game between the Nelson Cloth
ing Co. and Genoa.
H. p Davis and Carson Powell
returned Saturday from most en-
joyable two weeks motor and fishing
trip in northern Wisconsin, coming
back via Minneapolis.
Il. r. Arlington and wife motored
down from Lacrosse Monday. His
car became unmanageable on the Coon
Valley hill end crashed into the bank,
breaking wheel. He phoned to his
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Webb, at Viola,
who drove IN and took them back to
Lacrosse and remained few days.
-Osteopathy is the science Of the
structure and use of all parts Of the
human body. 1t is the art Of correct
ing arrangements of these. And as
a science it requires the most intimate
knowledge of anatomy, physiology and
disease As an art it demands the
highest degree Of manipulative skill.
Your eyes should be examined