Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-19

Regular meeting of Beaver lodge
Monday evening, May "a.
-Children's new bingham dresses
at nj. j. Felix
"A complete line of flags at the
0lnundson Variety Store.
Special sale of women's suits,
coats and dresses. NJ. ]. Felix.
Before buying your new cream
separator, have a talk with Buchanan
Bros 15-tf
Harry James and uncle H. t.
James, drove up from Retreat vicinity
Friday.
Send your films to NJ. ]. Jasper
son. The best of work and quick ser
vice in guaranteed.
-Berniee Collins returned to Mil
waukee Saturday after spending few
days with her mother.
When you think of garden seeds,
think of Towner. He is showing
most complete display.
Miss Verna Thayer returned from
ST. Louis, visiting relatives at Madison
and Tomah on the way home.
Furnished rooms foI rent over
John Henry's grocery store. Inquire
at Ed Harrington's jewelry store.
When the week draws to close,
then comes Saturday night, pay night,
and the orchestra dance at the Opera
House.
-Ralston Health shoes. Your kind
of shoe. See the new spring styles
at The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
Johnson.
We can supply you with barn
paint in either red or gray at very
reasonable prices. Sauer Hardware
Company. 20 2
BE at the Opera House next We'd
nesday and see Safety FRS" the com
edy Drama staged by local talent of
Springville.
Anna Holverson has resigned her
position at Rogers store and gone to
her home near Gays Mills, due to the
illness of her mother.
M. B. Glenn sand wife drove in
from Dell Saturday with grist, and
called upon friends. The Censor ac-
knowledges pleasant visit.
Il. l.. Baptie, Erwin Paulsen, Jit-
ley Norris, George Ramsett, John San
wick and E. E. Null went to Detroit
and drove home Ford cars, arriving
Friday.
-Surenson & Thompson will con-
duct a special sale for ten days on
ladies wolfe waists. They are showing
a complete line in all sizes, both stouts
and regulars.
On account of the American Le-
gion military ball Friday night, Blaine
Wheeler has decided to cut out his
regular Friday night barn dance at
Westgrove farm.
Tires at the old price" is quite
an inducement these days. That's
NJ g.,
a short time. Goodyear Tires are
best in the long run"
DIR. G. d. Mead, Osteopath, will
hereafter be found in his Office over
Dahps drug store every day from 8
phone 3454; Office 1927
When buying commencement gifts
remember that you can find what you
want at Ed Harrington's jewehy store.
He is showing a fine line of watches,
bracelet watches, rings, pins, etc, at
prices within reason.
Mrs. Selma Thompson of near
Soldiers Grove took the Tuesday morn
ing train here for the hospital at Ro-
chester. Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. DANES
drove in from Dell to see her, but
arrived too late. The ladies are sis
tiers.
There are many questions answer
ed in "My Husbands Other Wife"
which will be shown at the Star Sat-
urday and Sunday. 1t is an unusually
fine drama with both city and the big
west scenes and will prove most
worthy offering.
Now is the time to make an in
vestment in South Plains, Texas farm
lands. SO 60 of this hand is tillable
See Chas S. Slack and arrange to take
advantage of the special reduced round
trip offer. You do not have to buy
land to get the benefit Of this offer if
you go with Slack.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Warren of
Retreat lost their son Alva by death
on Sunday morning, May 18th after
only a weeks illness. His death was
totally unexpected and was shock to
the community. He was born on Sep
TENDER 3, 1905, and was therefore
nearly IL years old. Funeral services
were held in the church at Retreat on
Tuesday afternoon conducted by the
Rev. Z. Harris.
On Wednesday, May II, at the
circuit parsonage a very pretty we'd
ding was solemnized by Pastor G. H.
Jennings, the parties entering into the
marriage state being Edward Sletten
of Victory and Vergie Taylor of De-
Soto. The groom was attended by
Frank Taylor, the brides brother. The
bride by Alice Sletten, the groom's
sister. These young people are very
much respected and carry with them
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