Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-01

Prof. Kingsley is here today NOV
ing his household effects to LaFarge.
Geo. White and Marvin Rusk and
families drove to the state park Sun
day.
Miss Marian opsahl will teach the
eighth grade at Richland Center this
year.
Oscar Larson's boy went to La
Crosse this morning to be operated
upon.
II. s. Hamilton took his wife to
Rochester for medical treatment Sat
urday.
We pay Chicago market price for
comb and extracted honey. Romans
Grocery.
Women do not have to register in
order to vote in cities Of less than
5000 population.
Mrs. Harry Baird came down
from Lacrosse to spend Sunday with
her folks at Viroqua
Robert Beck is home from La
Crosse hospital, practically recovered
from his serious burns.
A wonderful line of new millinery
goods on display at Ethel Atwood's
shop. Prices to suit all
Let US fit you to a pair of the
newest Ralston shoes The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
See our complete line of trunks,
suit cases and bags at The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson a. Johnson.
Miss Beatrice Peterson of La
Crosse is visiting at the home of her
friend, Miss Hazel Hanson.
There is place for everything.
There is a place to paint; there is a
place to buy paint. 0. E. Davis.
Rose Olson, D. c. Chiropractor
Office at Mrs. S. NJ. Kier's residence,
9Th house south Of Christian church.
The Censor's Office desk is bright
ened up every few days by our neigh
Dor, Mrs. Bolstad, with beautiful bou-
quets.
-Gerhardt Thompson and family,
who moved to Wyoming a few months
ago, have returned to the old Coon
Prairie home.
james Moseng has sold the fine
Governor Rusk home to Otto Otteson,
selling Otto's residence to John Heck
Of Dach ridge.
Professor Theodore Running of
Michigan university, is paying a visit
to numerous relatives and friends of
boyhood days in this community.
DIR. Geo. Minshali pulled down sec
ond money with Earl Oneida at Wau-
sau, getting mark of 2:16A Edison
Roach's horse, jolly Bell, got third.
Guy Smith drove over from La
Fargo Tuesday. He is home on short
vacation, having been connected with
the state geological survey all sum
mer.
DIR. and Mrs. Morley returned
Monday from weeks motor. trip
through the eastern part of the state.
Mr. Collins of Ripon returned with
them.
-Rugsl Rugsl Splendid values in
seamless velvets, brussels and Amin
lister rugs and large assortment,
special prices. Oscar Anderson, Reads
town. 35-2
"A movement is now on foot to
have all Firoqua business places close
from 1000 TO 400 each day of the
fair, and remain open in the evening.
1t is a good idea.
We still have fair supply of to-
bacco lath, but the demand is heavy
and it is moving freely. We advise
you to get it today. Don't delay. J.
f. Nuzum e. Sons.
People in the city of Viroqua who
will accommodate training school stu
dents for either room or board during
the coming year should notify the
principal, A. W. Zellmer, at once Call
ISL or 20L.
Here's a real snapl Round Oak
stoves and ranges are the best made,
and during the week of September 9th
to 18th you can get them at TN per
cent discount. This is national Round
Oak week
"A car of Chevrolets left the fac
tory at Flint on August % and we ex-
pect them any day. A few of them
are not sold and you'd better leave
your order today. Chevrolet Garage,
Emil j. Hanson, Prop.
". b Ledman and wife of Wash
ington, ID. c., drove here Tuesday to
visit a few days with his brother, Wal
ter. and renewing old school friend
ships of twenty years ago. Mr.. Led
man rs an examiner in the bureau of
internal revenue.
We direct attention of readers to
the statement by Congressman Esch
Esch- Cummings bill, both here and in
his masterful address at the Park Sat
urdHy evening, is clear logical and con-
'hSAhSs n AeA Sc SiONu ShlONeu uiS
speech.
MIR. Harry E. Wulfng of Chicago,
accompanied by his wife, spent two
days here to renew friendships of
school days. They were on a motor
trip to the Dells and other places.
Harry is leading spirit in the n1s.n-
agement of Chicago's leading electri-
cal company.
Albert Christopherson left Tues
day for the Pacific coast. The fam
lily will carry complete camping out
mt in the big Studebaker car, and viii
camp by the way. Albert says that
he will return when he gets ready, in
a month or two or maybe not at all.
We hope he finds Vernon more to his
liking.
Mrs. Frank Huffman, nee Bessie
Robinson, and her husband. and an
other couple, stopped here and spent
the weekend. Miss Robinson is well
remembered by many of our people,
graduating from our high school in
the eos, The party were motoring
from Massachusetts TO Davenport,
Iowa, to take up the study of Chiro-
proctic.
Geo, L. Harrington, candidate for
secretary of state, was in Viroqua
Tuesday. The gentleman has been as
sistant in that Office for some yesrs,