Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-12-22
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

-Jiggs at the Star Saturday and
Sunday.
Fur mittens, caps and gloves at
Stoli & Groves.
Miss Kyle is at Tomah during the
| Christmas vacation.
| Carl Costing and wife have re-
turned from Minneapolis.
Military brushes, combs, and hair
brushes at o. E. Davis Drug Store.
Blaine Allen of near LaFarge had
business in the county seat Monday.
All wool bath robes, motor robes
and couch blankets. Stoll & Groves.
The Fraternal Union meets at the
home Of c. w. Chase next Monday
night.
You viii find the right kind of
gifts for the men folks at Stoll &
Lois Suttle is at Madison spending
few days with Professor and Mrs.
Harry Pulver.
III. E. Enders left Saturday morn
ing to be at home at Marinette during
the holidays.
Just received some very fine Che
| ney neckwear and Eagle silk shirts at
Stoll & Groves.
Get box of those fine Allen Quail
ley or Bonita candies at the Optimo
for the holidays.
-Silas Foster continues to steadily
improve IN health. DIR. Suttle is also
nicely on the mend.
An elegant line of confectionery.
including beautiful gift boxes of the
choicest candies at Towner's.
WHAT'S wrong, George-Sick?
should say not. I'm going to the
/ TROOP ID dance, December 9th.
"A nice box of stationery is always
an acceptable gift at Christmas time.
Get it at 0. Z. Davis Drug Store.
Rose. Olsen, D. C. Chiropractor,
Office at Mrs. S. M. Kier's residence
/ 9th house south of Christian church.
Miss Lulu Love and Mrs. Eta
Smouse are here from Canada for a
visit with their mother, Mrs Sarah
Love.
Miss Frances Baker, teacher in
the state normal school at Madison,
South Dakota, is home for the Holt
days.
j. III. Bennett leaves Wednesday
for Sioux Falls, South Dakota, to
spend the holidays with his son, Clark
and family.
Mrs. Edith Hendrickson and son
| left Sunday for Lacrosse to visit a
few days with her sister, Miss Myrtle
Shanks.
Mrs. Clara Mccall Morgan left
! Saturday for her home at Arco Idaho.
She will visit few days in Indiana
enroute.
Don't fail to come to the big hol-
/ iday dance by Mack's famous orches-
ira at Romans Hall, Tuesday, Decem-
Der 28th.
There is no better fountain pen
than the Conklin Self Filler. Prices
from $3.50 up to $500 at o. E. Davis
Drug Store.
Electrician Shoultz, manager of
the local plant, is taking a holiday va
cation, spending the same at Sparta
and Reedsburg.
Mems 4-buckle, all rubber over
shoes, U. S., Hipress, and Apsley's
brands, at $3.50. Anton Olson's Base
ment Shoe Store.
Miss Snyder, Miss Moe and Miss
Hanson are at Lacrosse and Miss
Kirksieck at Chaseburg spending the
Yuletide vacation.
Buy your phonograph from mu-
sician's standpoint. That is the way
Brown Music Company selected the
line of talking machines they sell.
Program changed at the Star
Christmas Day; Matinee at 2:30 play
ing THE BEST OF LUCK. Evening
THE TONG MAN and IGGS. AND
THE SOCIAL LION, 20 ~
IF you could just taste the goodies
in. those fine candy boxes at Johnson's
Drug Store, you would surely buy.
Nothing so good as Ligget's and
Guth's Christmas chocolates. ass
Lots of magazines and newspa-
pers need renewing at this time. Look
yours over and be sure to order both
your NEW and renewal subscriptions
of Howard Thayer, phore lao.
Jingle, Jingle, little 'lollar,
l don't need you any longer.
I'll just spend you for what's right
And go to that, TROOP d dance
Monday night.
If you are worrying about what
to buy for few of your particular
/ friends, let us suggest that it be per-
fume. Come in and get a sample Of
Garden Fragrance. 0.E.Davis, Drug
gist.
TOILET B. Hetland is a proud man
these days. He has had the city light
wires extended from the railroad track
north to his farm and lights installed
in all buildings, including one in the
yard.
Saturday and Monday were the
busiest days Viroqua has seen in many
a week. Bad roads have held up the