Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-28
YOUR RELATIVES FRIENDS

Try NfeeH RIVER at the Unique.
Band concert at the park Friday
night.
Board at the Unique Restaurant
$3.50 per week.
Reduced prices on all wash goods
at NJ. j. Felix.
-Skagen. tailor, over Rogers store.
First class tailoring and dry cleaning.
Better get your needs in lumber
of Thayer while the getting is good.
Mrs. Burke and niece, Marie Grit
fin, are visiting relatives near Re
treat.
Mrs Harvard Hagen of Westby
was business caller at Viroqua last
Thursday.
IA shipment of ladies' waists for
summer wear now on display at SUIT
tie & Tates.
DIR. Don Miller came from Loyal
to spend a few days with his mother
and old friends.
Mrs. Jessie Verro and two daugh-
tiers of Denver are visiting at VicoQua
and LaFarge.
-Surenson & Thompson have
very good grade of patent -four for
$3.50 per sack.
Mrs. Norris Bowman sustained
painful burns from an explosion of
gasoline Friday.
Just received carload of fresh
stock salt. Get your wants now at
Romans Grocery
MIR. and Mrs. Virgil Grub left
Thursday for New Richmond to spend
a ten days vacation.
Constance Talmadge in her First
National picture, A Tempermental
Wife, Monday and Tuesday,.
Navajo Papoose blankets for ba-
by's own use. See them at The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & johnson.
You can get list of good farms
that are for sale at owners price, by
writing T. j. Thorson & Son, Westby
-Mankato Commercial College cat
alog will cost you nothing. It may
mean much to you. Will you send for
it to day?
Miss Edith Allbee of Evanston,
Illinois, who has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Irwin Henry, returned home
last Sunday.
Miss Clara Glenn entertained the
members of the Home Circle and a
few other guests at her home last FRI
day afternoon.
Happiness comes through health.
Efficiency comes through health.
Health comes through Osteopathy. If
you are doubtful, try it.
Mrs. S. NJ. Kier and family, DR..
Rose Olson and Mrs. Louise Slime mo-
tored to Richland Center Sunday and
spent the day with Mrs. Rutter.
--Bandmaster o. G.. Brown an
nounces the first concert of the season
to be held at the city park Friday
evening of this week. Be there
Snow white soap $685. per box
Borax white naphta soap $3.50 per
box. Galvanic soap 10 bars for Csc
The Daylight Store. c. II. Ostrem.
For the benefit of amateur pic
ture takers, Jasperson maintains
twenty-four service. Get your films
in one day-they're done the next.
Alice Joyce in Slaves of Pride, at
the Star Saturday and Sunday. This
fine play together with Jiggs in So
'eiety, -ought-ts satisfy the entire audi
ence.
Mr. Olaf Moen, graduate of our
high school, who has been in business
in the west for the past fifteen years,
is visiting friends in Viroqua and
Westby.
e. F. U. picnic will be held at
Eckhardt park Sunday. All members
and friends of the lodge please bring
baskets and enjoy a picnic dinner and
fine get-together time
Remember, Mr.. Farmer, that
George Griffin viii pay you the high
est price for your cream. And when
you are in need of poultry feed or salt
get them from him.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Knowles and
son of Beloit spent part of last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Berlie Moore. Mrs
Dickson also came down to visit with
her niece, Mrs. Knowles.
F. p. Mcintosh and the en- ployees
at the Pretzfeld warehouse sad their
families enjoyed very pleasant pic
mic supper and social evening at the
warehouse Thursday evening.
w. l.. Manned and family of St
Paul are spending two weeks with
DIR. Chef Minshall at Westby. The
two families came down Sunday TO see
the game and spend the day at the
E. NJ. Nye and A. E. Smith homes.
--Nels Ingvalson and brother John,
and John Ingvalson, and their fam
lilies of Flandrew, South Dakota, and
Mrs. A. Fl. Nelson # Cc0n Valley,
were here last Sunday to visit N. II.
Nelson and family.
M. ID. Heigeson and wife return
ed Friday morning from a weeks Wis
it at Sioux Falls with their daughter,
Mrs. Bennett. Mons made the trip
Of 408 miles going out between sur
rise and sunset one day. Some speed,
we'll say!
Emil NJ. Hanson Of Ontario, was
over and bought steamship ticket from
| n. H. Nelson on steamer Aguitania,-
sailing July 81 Mr. Hanson was
/ across in war times for nearly two
years but had then no chance to visit
his parents in Norway, so viii now
again take a trip.
Ever viii the youngsters thwart
the well-laid plans Of the sedate city
fathers Over IN Richland Center OH
a certain street an automobile sign
was erectai which read: No parking
on this street longer than 30 minutes
Some kidlet peucied an S" at the be-
ginning Of the word parking
DO not confuse my roofing ce-
ment With a number Of inferior lines.
Itwillcost q fourth Of the price Of new