Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-10-13
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

Ray Bowman is suffering from an
attack of pleurisy. @s..s.
ID. r. W. Baldwin. dentist. over
Stoll- & Groves, Phone IS.
Save high priced coal. Buy storm
sash now. The Nuzum Yard.
Carl N. Olson Of Hillsboro was at
the county seat ON business Tuesday.
Rose Olsen, d. C. Chiropraetor,
Office at Mrs. S. NJ. Kier's residence,
9Th house south of Christian church.
Keep in mind the annual Congre-
gational rummage sale which occurs
at the church Saturday of this week.
If you have floor that is rough
and hard TO keep clean. Chi-Namel it
and see what a change it makes. o.
E. Davis.
Mrs. ]. E. Morgan, nee Clara Me-
Call, of Arco, Idaho, is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mccall, in this
city.
You're on the list. Come and get
your share of fun at the Star Saturday
and Sunday. Fatty Arbuekle will de-
liver the goods.
Leather vests and jackets. the
popular fall and winter garments for
the outdoor man. The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
2Jeweler Ed Harrington has finally
succeeded in securing a large ship
ment of Ingersoll watches. Better go
and get one before they are gone.
II. s. McLees, wife and son left on
Tuesday for their home at Manhattan,
Montana, after visiting his brother
and other relatives for month.
Royal Neighbors will have a bas-
ket social on October goth. Ladies
please bring baskets; price Toe per
basket. Music and dancing. Comet
On Tuesday. October 10, the Re-
becca lodge viii hold convention at
Sparta. A large delegation will be
present from Viroqua it is expected.
Now is the time to fix those brok-
en- windows; buy your glass and putty
at o. f. Davis drug store and get
them fixed before cold weather sets in.
DR. and Mrs. j. H. Chase and At
torney and Mrs. H. p. Proctor Jr., mo-
tored to Bloomington Sunday and
spent the day with Prof S. E. Pierson
and family.
Gus Nelson of Coon town was in
Tuesday to make application for citi-
zenship papers. S. Engebretson and
Hedge Larson came along TO v0uch for
him.
Mrs. Frank Favor of Freeport,
Illinois, was recently married to a gen.
tleman of that city, and they are now
visiting at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Art Primmer on Bishop Branch.
They will reside in Rockford.
j. w. Thayer has bought three
lots east of the creamery, John r.
Spellum has bought six and Mister
ling gentleman bought one lot, all in
Butts Addition.
Steamship tickets and foreign ex-
change to all parts of Europe on any
and all steamship lines, can be pro-
cured by consulting A. ID. Helgeson,
Clerk of Court. Office in Court House
1873
The osteopath claims a superior
knowledge of the human mechanism
which enables him to correctly dag
nose and successfully treat all durable
diseases.
The ladies of the Me. Church are
planning bazaar to be given Satur-
day, Nov. 49, They will be glad to
take special orders for any kind of
fancy work, aprons, etc.
Mr.. VIM. Edwards, Peter and VIM
SwartZ and their families drove to vi
roqua Sunday from Lacrosse. Mrs.
Edwards came to spend the day with
her mother, Mrs. Latta. b
"A bouncing baby girl arrived at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. Marcellus
Nelson, Sunday morning. and Mr..
and Mrs. H. p. Larson are now enjoy
ing the honorable title of grandpar-
ents- s~iae-e -
200 acre farm IL miles from
Newry, q mile to school, GOOD land
and buildings, price only Sleeper acre.
Inquire of T. j. Thorson & Son, West
by.
Late buyers of Cleveland model
H tractors are Henry Lind LA. Thomp-
son, and the disposal station contract
or The Chevrolet garage has two
more fer sale--a new Model w, and
one last years model which will go at
a bargain. ~
Marie and Mildred Edwards, for
mer Vir0qua High School students.
finishing in Lacrosse, have both ac-
cepted good positions. Marie teaches
seventh grade at Alma, Wis, Mildred
has a position as stenograplieS in the
Office Of Listman Mills Co, Lacrosse.
Among the home-eomers at our
fair were L. G. Conklin and son-in-law
Mr.. Eisele of Minot, North Dakota.
While here they purchased the larg-
est Barre granite monument which
Larson Brothers had in stock and it
will be erected on the Conkiin lot at
Mintt.
The First National bank has pur-
chased from Miss Rusk the chair pre-
scented to Gov. Rusk while he was
Secretary of Agriculture by Texas cat
tlenen. 1t is most remarkable piece
cf furniture, constructed of the hoofs
and horns of Texas steers, all beauti-
fully finished.
-Vernon's oldest horse passed away
last week. II had been owned by Sam
Lake for nearly twenty years and had
attained the remarkable age of 49,
years. Sam found the faithful family
pony dead in a shallow pool of water.
--Chas. S. Slack, Mrs. Tate and Miss
Irene Suttle are north on a two days
auto trip.
We have knocked the bottom out
of clothing prices. Big Sale Now On.
POO discount on all mems and boys
suits and overcoats. 1917 discount on
all sheepskincoats, leather vests, mack
inaws, underwear, sweaters, night
robes and pajamas. Buy your cloth
ing now in Lacrosse and save money.
Peter Newburg Clothing Co., L a
Crosses largest clothing house. Mr.
Andrew Mellem Of Niroqua is here at
your service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Of Waterloo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wood of LaFarge motoTed mere and
spent few hours at the Richard