Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-10-20
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

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Miss Eunice Morgan is spending
a few weeks at home.
| Attorney Heinz had legal business
at Sparta last Wednesday.
/ DIR. Fortney, Dentist, Office over
DahPs drug store. Phone 176.
-Serenus Paulsen has been i'll for a
few days but is on the job again.
Judge c. w. Graves was at Rich
land Center last week trying case.
H. H. Stevlingson of Westby had
business in the county seat Monday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wheeler spent
week in St.Paul and Minneapolis.
i -Skagen, tailor, over. Rogers store.
/ First class tailoring and dry cleaning.
i For stable floors and bridges buy
oak boards or tamarac plank at Thay-
ers'a
| Attorney Drew and wife motored
over from LaFarge on business Mon
day.
Many novelties in notions, sashes,
neckwear, girdles etc, at Suttle &
MJuanita 72xsO cotton blankets,
colors grey and tan, price 1915, at
! Rogers.
You can get New York or brick
ice cream every day at Geo. Pencils
restaurant. Aft
/ The Liberty Pole aid society will
meet at the church parlors for dinner
on October Both.
Fine 500 acre ranch for sale at
bargain. Inquire for particulars about
this of Chas. S. Slack.
Wool mixed plaid blankets, fine
quality, large size, former price $12,
sale price $500. Rogers.
Mrs. G.. C. Brown returned home
from Spokane and Seattle, after four
months visit with relatives.
The lady who lost fine neck fur
on the fair grounds can secure the
same from Secretary Garrett.
New dresses in the latest models
for misses, from IA up, and for ladies
from 16 to 46. Suttle & Tate.
Mrs. T. r. Brent of Hinsdale, IL
linois, is visiting at the home of her
niece, Mrs. Clinton w. Nuzum.
We carry complete line of chill
dren's winter headwear. The Blue
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & johnson.
/ Mrs. John Heck was operated up
on at Lacrosse hospital Monday
morning, and reports are that she is
doing finely.
Mrs. Snearley returned Wednes-
day night after six weeks visit with
her daughter and little son at Auburn,
i Washington.
Miss Latta has installed in her
restaurant a new Armour fountain and
is now ready to cater to your wants
in the soda line.
| Motorists will notice No Parking"
signs near the fire plugs in the city.
| This is in conformity to the state law,
and should be strictly observed.
Jerry Bann and wife left Sunday
for Richland Center from where they
20 to Los Angeles to spend the winter,
returning to Viroqua in the spring.
DIR. c.. d. Mead met with other
osteopaths at Lacrosse Sunday to per-
feet an organization and demonstrate
the correction of sacro-illiac LESSONS.
Il have some small all-over pat
terms in Administer velvet and Brus-
sells seamless rugs. Prices lower than
the market. Oscar Anderson, Reads
town.
Mrs. Bernard Johnson vas called
to Lacrosse by the very critical con-
dition of her sister at the hospital.
AS we go to press word comes that she
has passed away.
-FIeishers knitting yarns have drop
ed 81 per pound Germantown and Sax
ony yarns $3.50 per pound. We go
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before buying Rogers.
Chester Paulsen motored to APP
ipleton last week to visit his brother,
Otto, and incidentally witnessed APP
pleton football team get badly beaten
| by the Madison team, 60 to 0.
i -H property owners would only
! designate by placing a marker just
where they want their laterals dug,
4 it will help the contractors very much,
it being their desire to dig them where
\ the owners want them.
-Mr.and Mrs Eugene Helgeson and
Frank Waldron motored to Milwaukee
\ last week, Clerk A. d. Helgeson and
DIR. j. H. Suite accompanying them
as far as Madison to attend Odd Fell
low Grand Encampment.
Rev ]. M Allison of Amery, in
Polk county, is visiting with the A. b.
Miller family northwest of Viola. He
occupied the pulpit of the Ccngrega-
tional churchs producing very favor
able impression upon his hearers:
II Twenty years of catering to jew
elry needs gives Carl 9. Coe an ex-
perience which is valuable to the GUS
toner both in the sale of jewelry and
the repairing of your time pieces. He
guarantees both the goods that he sells
and the work that he does.
Bishop Branch folks had a great
time at their harvest home sale. Ev-
erything from pumpkins to ducks were
brought in. The girls sold candy, the
ladies served lunch, and $57 was real
lied for the benefit of the church not
to mention the splendid social time
which was enjoyed.
Louis S. Thompson and son Wen
eel left this morning by car for the
Pacific coast where they expect to
make their future home. Mrs. Thomp-
son and son will follow in few weeks.
We keenly regret the removal of these
worthy people and substantial citizens
and hope that Louie viii find complete
relief from the physical Affections ae-
quired during his years of grilling
work as Viroqua's miller.
Now is the time to place your or
der for winter delivery for Wood
Tire Hollow Wall Silo. Prices guar
anteed equal to lowest prices made on