Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-11-24
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING


Mrs Anton johnson is spending
some time in Sparta.
BERNARD Johnson made a business
trip to Lacrosse Tuesday.
Thomas johnson is spending a
lew weeks with relatives in Elroy.
Mrs. Faye Allen of Fer<yviIle is
IN the city taking medical treatment.
DIR. Baldwin's dental office will be
Dec. 4th.
Some big values in mems and
young mems suits and overcoats. Stoll
q Groves.
"A very special brick ice cream for
thanksgiving at Quick's, The Farmers
Restaurant
Ed Lind is offering some very
special cuts on ladies' shoes. Better
call and see.
We nave good variety of winter
apples IN bushel baskets. Surenson
& Thompson
Mems 4-buckkle, all rubber arc
tics, $500, $3.50, and S475 at H. D.
Williams & Co.
..-Sager guaranteed axes-single-
bit $3.50, double-bit S160. at The
Farmers Store.
Mems silk hose, alls colors, $50
values at S1.00 at The Blue Front
Store. Ellefson & Johnson.
Mrs. E. W. Hazen spent the week
end IN Lacrosse as the guest Of the
Alfred c. Harrison family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Halvorson are
IN Florida, where they win remain for
two weeks on a business mission.
Mems heavy wool kersey pants,
regular $3.50 value at $4.00. The Blue
Front Store, EllefsOn & Johnson.
Miss Josephine Gorrell has return
ed from Lacrosse hospital where she
underwent operation for goitre and
tonsils.
-Jeweler Carl c. Coe is showing
some nifty sets of English ware. You
will be delighted with them. Call and
inspect them.
We are displaying something new
IN a ladies' high overshoe. 1t viii be-
hoOve you to see them before you buy
Surenson & Thompson.
You can get that farm cheaper
now than next spring when its owner
gets ready to seed. Better see Fred
w. Myers, Stoddard, Wis
Nov is the time to put your stock
IN condition for wintering by feeding
Sal Vet No trouble to feed and sold
va go a1Sb+aNC Z W. Il. ATdNlE.
Now is the time to fix those brok-
en- windows; buy your glass and putty
at o. Z. Davis drug store and get
them fixed before cold weather sets in.
The increase to 1--WE cents & mile
granted the Southeastern road, ap-
pears well merited. The road has new
er paid a fair return upon its capital
stock.
The body of the daughter of Mrs.
Abe McLees, who was burned to death
in Montana about year ago, arrived
this morning to be Inferred in the fam
lily lot in Viroqua cemetery.
The term of Miss Maude Neprud
as member of the state board of con-
troll expires in February, and it is I'M
derstood that her reappOintment by
Governor Blaine is a certainty
The social held at thA Finley
church for benefit fthe Elkrun school
Saturday evening, brought out $50
people and netted the school $50, with
which they plan to purchase a Vic
trola.
Miss Catherine Goodell leaves on
Sunday for Chicago to spend a few
days; after which she will probably
spend the winter in California. We
will be glad to welcome her back in the
spring.
Their many friends will deeply
sympathiZe with Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Bouffleur of Coon Valley in the loss of
their two weeks old baby. The little
form was laid to rest in Viroqua GEM
etery today.
Friends of Mrs. J. Omundson will
rejoice to learn that she appears to
have the best of chance to recover
from the severe injury which she sus-
tanned last Tuesday, when she fell and
fractured hip.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. d. McLees leave
tomorrow for Oklahoma and Texas.
where they will escape the rigors of
winter. These worthy
people well merit the comfort they will
take in the warm south.
-Johnson's Drug store has the ex-
elusive sale in Viroqua for that new
Sorbo rubber sponge. The most alb
sorbent sponge made. Get one and
use it for anything from the bath to
washing your car SOC to $3.50
That was surely a gala day for
the ladies of the Viroqua Lutheran
church, last Saturday. Their annual
bazaar netted them $780, 75-which is
a most substantial benefit to the finan-
cial affairs of the aid society and the
church.
Selling a lumber yard and enter
tanning a new mayor all in one week
is the experience which comes to May
or and Mrs. Roseland this week. The
new son and heir arrived Tuesday
and he says that our streets
are a holy fright, and we need hos
pital, and paved streets an every
knows they will all come
in the next few years.