Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-04-07

Boys knee pants suits at NJ. J.
Felix.
VIM. showan spent Sunday in La
Crosse.
Special on mems work shoes. See
III. J. Felix.
Window shades and window dra-
peries at Towner's.
Shoes for the family at reasona-
BILE prices at M. ]. Felix.
Look for the big display next
week on In Old Kentucky.
Some Comedy Saturday and Sun
day and a big drama too.
See Mabel Normand in When
Doctors Disagree, Thursday.
Mrs. John Watson left today for
Chicago to buy millinery goods.
Friedrich Trowbridge came home
from the U. of w. for Easter.
Mrs. C. j. Smith entertained the
Bridge club Tuesday afternoon.
-Windoy curtains, ready made and
by the yard, Zoe and up at Towner's.
New white novelty silk and high
class cotton gaberdine skirts at SUIT
tie & Tate's.
Ask to see our new spring skirts
We have them in both silk and wool
Suite d Tate.
Miss Winifred Baldwin entertain
ed party of ladies last Thursday ev-
ening, at Bridge.
Miss Selma Jackson is home for
a twelve day Easter vacation from the
Lacrosse Normal.
That dance at the Opera House
will add to your pleasures. Attend
every Saturday night.
"A large and complete line of the
very popular Pyrex baking glassware
can be found at Towner's.
Spring suits, newest patterns, lat
est 1920 styles at The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Men of the Methodist church fed
about two hundred people at their fine
supper Tuesday evening.
You want jewelry? Go to Morri-
sons jewelry store where you can get
the best at the lowest price
Ole Allness returned from a
weeks visit at Duluth with a brother
whom he had not seen in twenty-nine
years.
You'll be surprised how new wall
paper brightens up your home, when
properly hung and well selected. Let
Longworth do it.
the G. w. Atkins property on S. Wash
ington Ave, and will take possession
about the 18th inst.
knights of Pythias lodge confer
red second degrees upon Harry Potts,
Fred Longworth, Adolph Fortney, and
Elmer Parr Tuesday night.
Editor and Mrs. Graves received
a visit from their daughter Mary, who
was home on a short vacation from
teaching duties at Marshfield.
Howard Thayer can begin or re-
new your subscription to the American
Magazine NOW at $500. Price May
LIST and after $3.50. Phone 140.
Irwin G. Paulsen of Chicago had
Master Mason degree conferred upon
him Friday night. Friday night of
this week, three candidates will take
that degree.
If you have any clothing to dye
get your dyes at o. E. Davis Drug
Store: We carry the Diamond, Put
nam, Dy-o-la, Deluxe, Rit, Aladdin,
and Butterfly tints.
DIR. C. d. Mead, Osteopath, will
hereafter be found in his Office over
Dahl's drug store every day from 8
to IL, and l to o'clock. Residence
phone 3454; office 1927
Its cheaper to use Anti-Carbon
and avoid chimney fires altogether
than to suffer the dirt and damage and
trouble of putting it out after it starts.
Go to Johnson & Vigdahl's and get a
can.
Carl Gilberts and John Slette of
Newry section, were in the city on
business today. While here Mr. Slet-
te bought Selmer Sherry's span of
fine bay geldings, full brothers, 5 and
6 years old, price $500.
Congregational Sunday school rem
dered nice program in the morning,
consisting of recitations by Regina
Lindemann, Annette Dixon, Katherine
Nix, Mary Lindemann, John Fergu-
son, Marie L. Sanwick, Francis Gold
smith and songs by the school.
The usual round of spring alter
ing and renovating is getting under
way. Albert Larson has made extern
sive repairs and additions to his home.
Brown Music Company have erected
fine monograph demonstration booth.
Pennell's restaurant is adorned with
fresh paint and varnish.
-Rasmus Hanson # Franklin town,
aged rs years, passed away at 1870
on Tuesday, being i'll two weeks with
heart trouble. Funeral will be held
at the house at one o'clock and at vi
roqua Lutheran church at two on Fri
day. The old gentleman made his
home with his son-in-law, Martin Pc
terson.