Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-02-18

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Texas Guinan, Saturday and Sun
day.
Carl Froiland spent Thursday in
Lacrosse.
ID. S. Froiland of Westby spent
Friday in town.
Arch Davidson was here from La
Fargo on business.
Ira Casperson had business in
Readstown Tuesday.
Frank Storlie came down from
Westby on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Garfield Pennel is receiving
a visit from her mother of Milwaukee.
Go to John E. Nuzum & Sons
Lumber Co. for bran, midlings and
Red Dog.
Miss olga Nuttestad, teacher at
Stoddard, spent Sunday at home in
Viroqua.
Mary Pickford's greatest charac-
ter, The Hoodlum, at the Star Mon
day and Tuesday.
Sidney Simonson spent from Fri
day to Tuesday with relatives and
friends in Lacrosse.
Wait and see our line of ladies'
springn coats before buying. S. T.
Dregne, Readstown.
See Texas Guinan, the female Bill
Hart, shoot 'em up in The She Wolf,
at the Star Saturday and Sunday.
Norris Bowman will soon move
into the Telford house, lately purchas-
ed and renovated by Earl Truesdale.
Il have hayl hayl hay! A carload
of western upland hay now here. Give
us your order S. t. Dregne, Reads
town.
Ship me by express one No. "a
Winner tanning mill with foot ele-
vator at once. Edw. H. Farley, Lee
land, Ill.
Chris Dach and Nicholas. Weber
have hauled from Chas. S. Slack, their
new Wood Tire Hollow Wall Silos
home the past week.
Seems most natural to see Chris
Bergh's smiling face back at the
Smith hardware store. We knew he
couldn't be idle long.
We presume fishing will soon be
open on the Bad Ak as we understand
Sergeant Ray Spellum is visiting at
Henry Erickson's at Purdy.
The much needed renovation
4arted at the Court House-last year,
is now being continued, paint and var
nish bringing about better appear
ance.
Friends receive the distressing
news from Mrs. Cora Barry, who is at
the hospital in Marshfield, that she
will always be slightly crippled from
the injury to her hip.
VIM. Crume and wife wish the
Censor to express the deep gratitude
they feel for the assistance rendered
them during the illness and death of
their beloved daughter.
n II HocIran a9,d xuifa loft fbie
morning to make their home at Rog-
, ers ,Arkansas-am more congenial cline.
We regret their departure and wish
them we'll in their new home.
Mr.. George Schroeder has placed
his order for a 12x24 Wood Tire Hol-
low Wall Silo with Hoosier Silo Ex-
tension roof with Chas. S. Slack &
Co., for shipment to Norwalk for his
farm near Ontario.
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The auction sale at J. o. Hansons
the old Tom johnson place southeast
of town, was one of the most largely
attended sales held in Vernon county.
Fully four hundred were present
Cows sold for as high as $3.50.
james Brannen drove from his
home two miles from Victory, bring
ing his daughter, Oracle, and also Pa
thence Tenney and Alaska Haverley,
up to school on Monday, returning
Tuesday. Incidentally, he enrolled as
a member of the big Censor family.
Pretty much all of our local pas
toral contingent are at Milwaukee
the malt and hops" city attending
a pastors conference of the inter
church movement-Revs. Harris, Bull
lock, Jennings and Roseland. Mr.,
Roseland is also attending a lumber
mans convention.
The Southeastern trains were
stuck in a snow drift this side of West
by all day Saturday, finally being re-
leased by a crew of thirty shovelers.
The Milwaukee road had three engines
in a drift near Cashton all that night.
Real transportation grief, these days.
to rail and road traffic alike
H H. Seller has just received
new Office safe made by the Reliable
Safe d Lock Co. of Covington, KY.
Chas S.Slack & Co are agents. Slack
& Co. shipped one of these safes to
Claude Seeley for their hotel at Ar
mold, Wis. Farmers should call at
Stacks Office and select a safe for
their home use to protect their valu-
able papers. Prices are very low