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

the ~ ora garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Watson drove
TO Soldiers Grove Sunday.
"A lot of thin dress goods for sum-
mer at Suttle & Tate's.
Two or three good men wanted to
load lumber. w. Thayer.
Go to Towner's for your window
shades and window draperies.
Mrs. +. NJ. Towner entertained the
Bridge Club on Tuesday afternoon.
chevrolet Dealer Emil j. Hanson
made a trip to Chicago to get cars.
You can get home grown eating
and seed potatoes at Romans Grocery.
Before buying your new cream
separator, have talk with Buchanan
Bros. 15-tf
Barber VIM. Atkins is now en-
ployed at Denning & Crums's barber
shop.
Take no chances and buy home
grown potatoes for seed at Romans
Grocery.
Bernard Root went . Toledo.
Ohio. He will drive home a new Over
land car.
We have a supply of fresh lump
lime on hand. c. L. Colman Lumber
Company. 1872
Dainty white dresses for children
!! all ages from infants up to size 10 at
Suttle & Tate's.
Ford Agent Hyram Rutter of
Ferryville delivered a new Ford car to
VIM. Prindle last Friday.
-E.W Harrington ard family have
moved irtS he cottage just west of
c. Peterson's residence.
Jacob Hartje and wife of Austin,
Minnesota, are her for a several weeks
visit at the S. j. Sauer home.
Miss Martha Matthes, teacher at
Dell, is spending The week with Mrs.
Lon Curtis and the PH.Knutson fam
lily.
Use Romans special coffee at 45c
per pound. The best coffee on the
market for the money. Romans Gro
Gerry.
Mothers may buy your young
girls conformation and commencement
dresses ready to wear at Suite &
Tate's.
Nellie Knutson of Coon Valley
and Sever Sine of-Mt.S Sterling are new
additions to the clerking staff at Os-
trem's store.
Mrs. c. NJ Morrison has gone to
Lacrosse where she will spend the
summer with her daughter, Mrs. Glenn
entine Peterson.
Miss Marion Dahl who is now Ii
brarian at River Falls Normal, has ac-
lcepted call to be city Librarian at
| Escanaba, Michigan.
Mrs. Bertha Hanson has moved
into the residence on South Washing
ton Avenue, which she recently pur-
chased of G. w. Atkins.
"A party of sixteen ladies pleas
antly surprised Mr.and MrsJohn Dem
ming Monday evening in honor of their
first wedding anniversary.
| Postmaster Coffiand is enjoying a
visit from his brother, M. T. Coffland
of Richland Center. From here Mr..
Coffland goes to South Dakota.
Attorneys Mahoney of Lacrosse
and Drew of LaFarge, and Adolph C.
Brye of Coon Valley were in the coun-
ty seat on probate business Tuesday
Come and buy your spring outfit
at the Congregational rummage sale,
Saturday, May Is, at the church par
lors. Doors open at Ii a. m. Posi-
lively no one admitted to buy until
then.
Mrs. Clara Nelson has moved in
to the house she recently purchased
from Jerome Favor; and Pearl Hay
into the house where she formerly
lived, which he bought of VIM. Webb
a few weeks ago.
James Fleming has purchased of
Will Devlin the old Butt building re-
Gently damaged by fire, and is engag-
ed in wrecking the same He plans
to construct dwelling house from the
salvaged lumber.
-Adolph Sanwick has moved into
the Albert Solverson dwelling, which
he purchased few weeks ago. G.. T.
Forum into his old home vacated by
! Sanwick, and Will Ady's are now at
home in G. 7. Fortun's bungalow.
Unable to find a restaurant loca-
waukee with the idea of possibly To-
eating there. Genes good left arm
is badly needed on our pitching staff
and we trust some way of holding
him here will be found.
The children of the model school
will present a play "Posey Bed, on
Thursday, May 6, at 7:45 p. m. The
children will represent flowers and
butterflies. A May Pole drill will al
so be given. A modest admission will
be charged You're invited.
The dropping of cipher in one of
Chas. S. Stacks locals last week made
a rathe~ ridiculous error Mr.Sylvan-
Jus Moore was offered S10,500 more
for his Texas 320-acre plantation he
bought three years ago than he paid
for the same, most remarkable in
crease. 1t read $1,000
/ Mrs. Moe came from Sioux Falls,
South Dakota, Saturday. Monday af-
ternoon, she took her mother, Mrs.
Jerome Favor, home with her We
regret the removal of this worthy old
couple from the old home, but realize
their declining days will be more
pleasantly spent in DR. Noes sanitar-
ium.
The old friends were shocked and
panied to hear Of the death Of Mrs
Nels Allen at the home of her daugh-
ter in Minneapolis, where she had been
spending part of the winter. The
body arrived Tuesday, and funeral will
be held Thursday at one o'clock at the
| Congregational church. Burial at
Liberty Pole.
Carl Sather Of Westby has pur-
chased the wooden building just north
of Mullen's grocery store. The fix
lures Of the Denning meat market are
being moved there and it is rumored
that Mr. Sather intends to open a
meat shop The lower floor is now
occupied by the residence and business
Mace of Bernard Root