Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-08-04
YOUR RELATIVES-FRIENDs
Alice Brady. Fridav.

~ dulihc rfeuflck tOnlgnI, InurS-
day.
Francis Ford, Monday and Tues
day.
Capt. Heinz spent Monday in
Cashton.
Board at the Unique Restaurant
$3.50 per week.
Albert Broadhead of Retreat was
in town Monday.
-Slip-on and bungalow aprons at
S1.69 at NJ. j., Felix.
Lulu Buriin of TOmah is visiting
with Mrs. John Whitesk
of last week in Richland Center.
Miss Susie Thompson is now en-
ployed at the Schulz millinery store.
Willard Getter sold to Leonard
Miller of Victory fine Sherthorn bull.
First class tailoring and dry cleaning
$500 Iron Clad lysle hose, black
and brown, 59c pair at NJ. J. Felix
Mrs. ]. D. Beck is at the Wau-
kesha farm looking after pressing du-
ties.
Former Chairman Conrad of Gin
ton was a weekend business caller in
the city.
Mabel Thompson is here from De-
troit to spend three weeks with her
parents.
Mrs. Tate returned last Wednes-
day from trip to Chicago and Min
neapolis.
Dist. Atty. c. J. Smith was in La
Crosse on legal business Saturday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. Floyd Hamilton of Milwau-
kee IS paying a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
l. S. Hamilton.
Mrs. Peter Hanson of DeSoto is
visiting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. E. J. Older.
DIR. Harrington and wife motored
up from Viola and spent Sunday at
the E. d. Harrington home.
Rogers is offering ladies' black
and white silk hose, $3.50 quality at
81; S225 quality at $3.50
Miss Sara Dennis has returned 20
her telephone duties after spending a
week at the home of her parents.
Mrs. E. G.. Powell returned to
Selby, South Dakota, Monday, after
a weeks visit with relatives here.
Discriminating people think of
Carl C. Goes store when they think
of jewelry. You get the habit too.
Henry Wood has reenlisted for
three years as recruiting officer in the
army, with headquarters at Lacrosse.
Frank Potts returned Monday
from trip to Ohio. He is enjoying a
vacation from Iuties as city mail car
rier.
You can get very good grade of
patent flour at $3.50 per sack at the
Farmers Store. Surens0n & Thomp-
son.
Robert Parker and Mrs. J. w. Lu-
cas- returned Tuesday from visit at
Chippewa Falls with Keith Lucas and
family.
j. E. StoIl, G. A. Groves, DR.. R.
W. Baldwin and w. F. Lindemann and
families spent Sunday at the Stoll
cottage.
Mrs. Stogdill and son Malcomb
came from Stoughton Sunday to visit
at the Lucas home and renew old ac-
quaintances.
-Janitor Billy Showan is taking
vacation from duties at the seat of
county government, spending the same
at Milwaukee.
Emil Hanson, Lee Smell, Scott
Lake, Julius Johnson and Theo Lund
return today from Flint, Michigan,
driving Chevrolet cars.
Mrs. L. NJ. Thompson is in Cham
plan, Canada, on six-weeks' visit
with relatives. She was. accompanied
by Mrs. John A. Thompson.
j. A. Doerr bought from Adolph
Nuttleman of West Salem fine Ches-
ter White hog. 1t is a splendid indi-
vidual, purchased at long price.
-Prof.0.O. Stageberg of Red Wing
seminary, came Sunday and returned
Tuesday. He was here in the interest
of the schools endowment fund.
We will not attempt to furnish all
needs usually found at yards, but will
help to cut H. C. of general needs in
lumber by eliminating middle men. j.
w. Thayer.
Geo. McMullen returned last We'd
nesday from a ten day visit at the
farm home of his son, Ray and wife,
at Palatine, Illinois. He made the $50
mile trip in twelve hours.
Miss Ethel Mccall left last week
for Valparaiso, Indiana, to join party
of university friends and will visit
along the lakes. Onbher return she
will spend day or two in Chicago.
"A dance will be given at the Opera
House Thursday, August II, for the
benefit of the base ball team. The
celebrated Thompson orchestra of
Madison, one of the best in the state,
will furnish music. 31-2
Mrs. J. S. Moore and, daughter,
Mrs. Myrtle Ruud, returned from Mel
lette, South Dakota, where they have
visited relatives. Messrs Moore and
Ruud will remain to assist in the har-.
vest, returning later by car.
The Censor editor has received
and slowed away beneath the editorial
belt lucious box of berries from Geo.
Fishers farm. Blackberries, straw