Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-08-25
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

| Hear John ]. Blaine at Wesley,
August 20.
Aladdin lamps and all their sup
plies at Towner's.
Boys knee pants suits, SO, $3.50
to $3.50 at M. j. Felix
Have you tried the new perfumes
at o. E. Davis Drug Store2
DIR. orrney, Dentist, Office over
Dahl's drug store Phone 176.
DIR. Chase, dentist, Office IN Ma
tional Bark building. Phone 80.
New fall sweaters and slip ons at
reasonable prices at NJ. ]. Felix. =
Don't nsss seeing our new fall
dresses Ter ladies. Suttle & Tate.
If it's silo you need, we have it.
John E. Nuzum & Sons Lumber Co.
Harold Weavill is visiting at his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Weavill.
Did you get your sample OF Pier
cite fact powder at Davis Drug Store !?
Carson Powell and Fl. P. Davis
are up north on a weeks fishing trip.
New fall suits and overcoats just
received at The Blue Front Store, FL
lefson & Johnson.
M. +. aid society will hold their
annual bazaar on November 18th. Ev-
erybody welcome.
Ray Norris was surprised by rel
atives and friends last Sunday, it
being his birthday.
Martin Larsen returned from Chi
cago today. He was there in search
of Studebaker cars.
Basement Shoe Store special
Mems black Wei Kid Butcher shoes at
$500; Goodyear welt.
Mrs. c. D. Mead went TO Richland
Center today to attend the convention
At the Christian church.
Mrs. Will Ady left last Saturday
for a visit with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Walsh, at Merrill.
DR. Rose Olsen was called to
Barneville, Minnesota by the illness of
her sister, Mrs. L. Kittlesrud.
Henry Johnson is enjoying a va
cation, spending most of the time at
the old home at Soldiers Grove.
Rose Olson, d. C. Chiropractor
office at Mrs. S. M. Kier's residence,
9Th house south Of Christian church.
You viii be more than pleased
with the fine line of bracelet watches
Jeweler T.. Harrington is displaying.
The residences of F. p. Mcintosh,
VIM. Crook and L. l.. Buchanan are
being adorned with new coats of paint.
--Chas S. Slack & Co. can make
prompt shipment of Greyhound grain
threshers and Birdsell Clover Hullers.
Eleanor Nelson returned to her
hospital duties at Chicago, Monday,
after pleasant visit at the parental
home.
Mr. and Mrs. c. ]. Kuebler left
this morning for ten day auto trip
through southern Wisconsin and north
ern Illinois.
Mrs Harry Adams and daughter
leave for their home at Spokane,
Washington, Friday, after an extended
stay here.
Miss Latta has installed in her
restaurant new Armour fountain and
is now ready to cater to your wants
in the soda line.
Rev. FIR. Murphy is visiting FIR.
J. Howard Brown of Rising Sun. The
gentlemen were formerly law partners
at Chippewa Falls.
Pastor J. Harry Bullock and fam
lily left today for Richland Center to
attend the annual state convention of
the churches of Christ.
Round Oak week comes Septem-
Der 6 to 10 this year. Some special
snaps will be offered by the Sauer
Hardware that week.
We now have for sale, 40, so, 80,
100 and 100 acre farms in town of Vi
roqua. See us before you buy. I. J.
Thorson q Son, Westby.
-Berlie Moore has traded his res
idence and the Carson farm in Forest
town to John Stewart for the old Turn
mire farm near Soldiers Grove.
-Viroqua's Rod Cross man, TheO.
M. Crazy of Hillsboro, and Miss Irene
Tryggestad of Genoa, were united in
marriage at Winona last Saturday af-
ternoon.
-Surenson & Thompson are shove
ing "a splendid line of ladies' and mis-
ses' coats for winter wear in all the
new modes, and fabrics. Come in and
inspect them.
Attorneys j. Henry Bennett and
G. w. Graves were at Madison lasti
week trying the celebrated West Lima
school house case. 1t was a change
of venue from Richland county.
Our shows are so good we can't
begin to tell you all about them, but
if you are ever disappointed, just call
at the box Office and ask for another
ticket. We want to satisfy you.
We are pleased to announce that
we now have on display as nice a line
of ladies' knit goods as can be bought. |
Come in and see this fine line of caps, |
throws and sweaters. The Farmers
Store.
Post Adiutant NJ. T. Vanderbilt
wishes us to staE e that all ex-service
men wishing Victory buttons can get
application blarks from him. Call at
the Potts barber shop under First
National Bank.
Carl C. Coe tries to select all of
his jewelry so that it will satisfy his
exactinv taste as a jeweler of more
than twenty years experience. Then
he feels, that it should also please his
Come and see.
The carpenter fraternity seems to
be fated at this busy season of the
year. John Weber is not yet able to
work, and now J. NJ. White sustains
a broken arm Tuesday while working
on BOyle's new coal unloader.
A son of Charlie Christensen
went into the ditch by Henry Tobias
place with his Ford car Sunday night
while passing another car. 1t is a
very dangerous piece of road, the deep
ditch being concealed by weeds.
An ice cream social will be held at
Mr.. Joe Nedland's at the Torkel Mag
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