Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-08-25
SHORT LOCAL MENTION

Enjoy yourself-Laugh with Lar
ny.
Buy your fountain pen at Town
ers'.
Anita Stewart, Saturday and Sun
Mac Mcvey of Rockton was in
town Monday.
Anita Stewart and Larry Semon
Saturday and Sunday.
-Chauncey Morley is engaged on
wiring work near Stoddard.
DR. and Mrs. W w Harrington
drove up from Viola Sunday.
New fall dress goods in the new
plaids and serges at NJ. J, Felix
Rev. A. H. Eikjarud and family
drove down from Cashton Tuesday
Ella Wise is enjoying a vacation
from duties at the Brown Music store.
-Ananias Hall is receiving a visit
from his cousin, Mr.. Wilson, of Illi-
nois.
p. o. Runningen of Stoddard had
probate business in the county seat
Saturday.
DIR. Arnold Fawcett drove down
from Cashton and spent the weekend
with his parents.
"A large shipment of stationery,
bought before the advance in prices,
just arrived at Towners'.
September 6 TO IS is Round Oak
week. The Sauer Hardware will offer
some fine specials that week.
"A fine stock of new fall dress
goods, all wool checks, plaids and
plain goods at Suite & Tate's.
The new jazz bow tie is the lat
est in neckwear. See them at Ellef-
son & JohnsOn's, The Blue Front Store
VIM A. Corbett came Wednesday
from Colombus, joining his family
here. They returned home Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Preus of near
Superior, came by car and spent all of
last week with Elmer s. Nixon of Re
treat
Jerry Bann, the pop corn man,
has departed with his high toned jit-
ney to dispense pop corn and peanuts
at the fairs.
If you have Hay Fever, we have
remedy for it and it has done won
ders for those who use it. 0. +. Da-
Wis, Druggist.
The Brush Hollow Thresher Co.
are doing fine work with their Grey
hound separator driven with an Avery
1926 tractor.
Merchant H. E. Rogers Joined his
brother Edward at Sparta, Sunday,
and took a trip through Indiana, re-
turning today.
-Ruel Fleming suffered a serious
heart attack which confined him to his
bed several days last week, but is now
able to be up.
"A. E. Smith and wife and a COM
pany of Lake Forest land purchasers
drove to the Capital city Thursday,
returning Friday.
"A chicken dinner will be served
at the NJ. e. church next Wednesday
evening from five O'Clock until all are
served. Everybody welcome.
You can get chocolate, straw
berry, grape nut and New York ice
cream ~ the dish or in bulk every day
at Geo. Pencils restaurant 22-tf
Now is the best time of the year
to paint, your buildings are dry and
paint will last longer under such con-
ditions. O. E. Davis, Druggist.
Just received a complete assert
ment of mems and young mems fall
caps III the newest models The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson
Albert Christopherson and Hans
Davidson and families left Wednesday
| last for an auto trip to Grand Rapids
and other points, returning Monday.
Visit Carl c. Goes store FIRST
when in need of jewelry, watches rings
or watch repairing. You will be sat
isfied with the goods and the service.
VIM. Smith came Friday morn
ing from Oregon for a visit with the
old friends. MIR. Smith moved away
| from Virodua some twenty years ago.
~-120 acre farm, all equipped, in
town of Viroqua, good soil and build
ings. For further information write
or call on T. j. Thorson 4 Son, West
by.
Now is a good time to get those
tobacco lath. You may not be able
to get them later. We have them in
two kinds Of wood. John f. Nuzum
& Sons.
How about that family group pic
ture? Such picture will be worth its
weight in gold few years from now.
Come in today. Jasperson will do the
job just right.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Fleming, Tom
Garin and Esther Wise left Monday by
car for Rice Lake They will .spend
week or ten days camping and fishing
near that place.
III. A. Smith drove to La Fargo
Friday, his sister, Mrs. Johnson, and
children returning with him. They
returned Sunday except Bernard john
son, who will work here.
Miss Bessie McAuley left Satur-
day for SanFrancisco where she will
enter Leland Stanford university. DR.
Fortney and Mrs. Max Beier accom-
panied her to Lacrosse.
Mrs. S. NJ Kier and family re-
turned Thursday from a two weeks
auto trip in northern Wisconsin. Miss
Mary Nelson and Ralph Nelson of near
Boyd returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs w. d. Burke came
down from La Crosse Saturday to
spend few days with her mother, Mrs.
Julia Collins They return to Hart
ford, Connecticut, Saturday this week.
If you are looking for the very
best life insurance that can be had
for the least money, the Mystic Work
ers of the World have it in their new
policy. See James Sterry, Secretary.
33-tf
Miss Adelaide Porter of Madison
has ben visiting her grandparents,
Hon. and Mrs. Hugh Porter, and other
relatives here. Miss Porter is one Of
the high school teachers at Water
town, Wisconsin.
Judge D. O. Mahoney was at Bos-
cobel last Wednesday, where he ad-
dressed large Equity society gather