Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12

Jane OSuen, hdIy DioI, 0aTaH MOI-
rison.
-Salzer and Rice's garden seeds at
5 cents per package at Towner's.
20. S. Omundson and sister Tilda
motored to Lacrosse and Sparta Sun
day.
Mrs. Snearley has added a rear
porch to her home, and is painting the
house.
Bessie McAuley and Eunice Ro-
man spent Saturday and Sunday in
Lacrosse.
Fred A. Morley and wife were
over from Lacrosse for a days visit
with relatives.
Ed Lind is in Lacrosse today buy
ing line of Lacrosse shoes to sell in
his shoe store.
When you think of garden seeds,
think Of Towner. He is showing a
most complete display.
Ella Wise was in Lacrosse Mon
day, her sister, Esther, taking her
place at the Brown music store.
Chapter meeting tonight and Blue
Lodge session Friday night have been
called off because Of other public meet
ings.
Mas. Julia Collins is receiving a
visit from her daughters, Bernice of
Milwaukee and Mrs. w. D. Burke of
Hartford. Connecticut.
F. NJ. Towner has Just unpaeked
a very large shipment of the very lat
est patterns in wall paper. 1t will
pay you to inspect them
M. t. Vanderbilt was called to La
Crosse Monday by the illness of his
mother, who was taken from the
Lynxville home to Lacrosse for oper-
alton.
a delightful pre-nuptial shower
was given for Grace Garin by Mrs.
Alba Groves and Mrs. Carl Zuba at
the home of the former near Ross
Sunday evening.
-Willys-Lght Dealer B. F. Root
has just unpacked shipment of Rob
bins & Myers electric fans, both the
oscillating and straight type. The
motor is one of the best
Prof. r. l.. Heindel, 7. o. Mork
and Paul T. Paulsen have been very
sick men with the grip, but we are
happy to report them as now on the
road to recovery.
Albert J. Broadhead has been APP
pointed chairman of Sterling to fill
vacancy caused by resignation of ia
cob Aberg. Mr. Broadhead dropped
out in 1913, after fourteen years SER
vice.
L. C. Boyle, o. G. Munson and
Ralph E. Nuzum are in Milwaukee
attending Grand Gonsistory and Mys-
tic Shrine Mr. Nuzum is one of a
large class to be receiving the honory
degrees of the two higher Masonic
bodies.
Emil Hanson, Kenneth Mills, Roy
Adams, Rex Burkhardt, and Clarence
Rumsey, the latter Of Chicago. drove
in Chevrolet cars from Flint. Michi-
gan, a distance of Gas miles. They
spent less than twenty-five hours on
the road.
Hon J. D. Beck has sold his big
WauEesha farm, consideration about
100000, and is in the market for q
good Vernon county pasture farm. He
gives possession in October. Mr. Reck
left today 10 Re at the farm fer sew
era days.
American Legion members should
keep in mind the military ball 70 be
given for the Legion boys and their
ladies at the Opera House Friday
night Of next week Members Of or
er posts in the county arc cordially in
vited to attend.
james Fleming has about com
pleted tearing down and carting away
the Old Butt building. The fine corner
location is not to be vacant for long,
we are glad 10 say, IS VIII Devlin is
now considering plans for g fine two
story brick building to be erected this
summer
IF your buildings need painting,
now is the tine to dc il because paint
is advancing in price every day You
can save from 81 to $3.50 per gallon
by purchasing ali your Paints, Enam-
els, Varnisbeg, Fiat Wall Finishes, etc
from Blair r Sherrick, Viroqua. re-
presenting toe Standard Paint & Lead
Works
Carl Costing Of Viroqua and Hell
ena Rosenfeid of Minneapolis were
united in marriage at St Marx 8 church
IN that city on Saturday, May eth,
Bishop Freeman Of the Episcopal
church performing the ceremony. The
bride is the daughter Of Dir. and Mrs.
r. J. Resented Of Minneapolis, niece
of H. +. Packard. q graduate Of Nil
waukee Dowuer, lady Of refinement,
vel known 70 many Of our people.
dr. Costing served eEo years with the
colQrs in France. and has attended
Wisconsin university, and IS aw'ortfly
and substantial gentleman. They viii
run the Earl Getter farm north Of
town this summer.