Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-10-27
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING
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at the Unique Restaurant.
j. E. Horribly and family of Bag
ley, visited at Will Hornby's Sunday.
One lot children's Velastic fieeced
underwear to close at SOC each at
Rogers,
Rev. and Mrs. j. Harry Bullock
returned from St. Louis, Saturday
evening.
-Fleishers knitting yarn, the best
made, Csc per skein, 1915 per pound
at Rogers
Mrs. Shields (Brandon) drove ov-
er from Richland Center on business
Thursday.
&C. W. Croty, well known to many
Niroqua investors, was in town last
Thursday.
Frank Zitzner and son Clarence
went to Chicago last week with car
load of cattle.
Get Romans special coffee at Csc
per pound. Every pound guaranteed.
Romans Grocery.
One lot ladies' silk dresses, spring
1920 style, values up to $3.50; one
price, $40 each. Rogers.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Tryg-
gestad ~ pound baby girl, on
October 18th, their frs born.
The Rev Roberi Pow and family
of De Soto We're guess of the Rev.
and Mrs. Harris Csef Sunday.
Rose Olsen, d. G. Chiropractor,
Office at Mrs. S. NJ. Kier's residence,
9Th house south of Christian church.
Plenty Norsk Columbia records
also all the new monthly Columbia re-
cords at Oscar Anderson, Readstown,
Wis. 43-2
If you have floor that is rough
and hard to keep clean, Chi-Namel it
and see what change it makes. o.
E. Davis.
Photographs of the very best
make at prices from S25 to $500, now
on display in our salesroom. Brown
Music Company.
Basket social and Halloween pro
gram at Mills school house Dist. No.
g., Saturday night, Oct. 80. Ladies
please bring baskets.
Mrs. j. o. Anderson had the mis-
fortune of falling down stairs Tues
day. No bones were broken but she
was badly bruised and shaken up.
Shells put on sheep lined coats.
Fur coats refined Come in and see
the lining and get the price. 1t will
pay you G. M. Powell the Tailor.
Nov is the time to fix those brok-
en- windows; buy your glass and putty
at o. E. Davis drug store and get
them fixed before cold weather sets in.
The home missionary society OF
the NJ. E. Church will have a chicken
supper at the church next Wednesday
evening from 5 o'clock until all are
served.
A fancy basket social will be
given at the Asbury School on the
eve. of October 80. Girls" $100 will
be given for the funniest basket
brought.
Friends of Prof. and Mrs. N. H.
Kingsley of La Fargo will rejoice with
them over the arrival of their first
born-Nathan Jr., 10 pound boy, ar
irving last Friday.
Mrs. Berg came from Mondovi on
Tuesday to pack her mothers house
hold effects Mrs. Williams is at Mon
dovi with her and recovering nicely
from her recent operation.
There will be Halloween pro-
gram and party at the Springville
Pioneer school on Saturday evening,
October 30 Lunch will be served.
The public is cordially invited.
Oscar Anderson of Readstown,
Christen Stylen of Chaseburg and G.
j. Carson and Chas. j. Johnson of
Westby were Censor callers Monday,
leaving substantial remembrances.
"A meeting of the American Leg
ion will be held on Monday evening,
Nov. L, at 1880 in the band hall. All
members are requested to be present
Hereafter, meetings will be held on
the first and third Mondays of each
month.
e. j. FELTON, has recently sold
800 acres in Wood county to Berlie
Moore, f76 acres in Brush Greek to
Lem Hayter, 81 acres in Crawford
county to Beecher May of Springville,
$50 acres to Walter Gilman in Craw-
ford county.
-J.S.Jenness came up from Bloom
ingdale Tuesday to pass the day with
the Hazens. We doubt if his equal
exists in the county-wonderfully Wig
orous at the age of sc years. He took
the Censor when it was the North
western Times.
The Rev. E. Harris was at Maus-
ton and Elroy this week. At Mauston
where he was formerly pastor, he was
called to conduct funeral; and at
Elroy he attended the ministerial as
ISOLATION of the La Crosse district
and gave an address on missionary
interest in the Sunday school
ANY one loafing around the court
house rock or caught going through
fences and fields without permission
from now on will be arrested. Wires
have been cut and damage done to
fields. Parties wishing to go to the
rock please come by the road to my
house and get permission Chris.
Davig. 43-1-p
Mr.. Geo Horribly entertained Mr.
and Mrs. G.. E. Mack of Storm Lake,
Iowa, who were on their Bridal tour
and stopped to visit the ladies grand
mother, Mrs. H. j. Horribly. Mr..
Mack is leading attorney of Storm
Lake, Iowa and Mrs Mack is a daugh-
ter. of Minnie Horribly Blow former
well known teacher of Vernon County.
Before the War Prices at the big
Sale. Work shirts, all kinds and any
brand including Racine, Bear Brand
etc. now $1.00. Headlight Overalls
$3.50; Lacrosse Bear Brand overall
1925. Send US your mail orders. An
drew Mellem of Viroqua is here. to
wait on you. Peter NewBerg Cloth
ing Co., LaCrosse's largest clothing
house.
We have knocked the bottom out
of clothing prices. Big Sale Now On.
POO discount on all mems and boys
suits and overcoats. 1870 discount on
all sheepskin coats leather vests mack
inaws, underwear, sweaters, night