Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-21
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

Monday evening, July &c.
"A nice line of tennis shoes for ev-
erybody at Lind's shoe shop.
"A complete stock of Muresco and
Alabastine. Dahl's Drug Store.
-Viroqua town grader is doing
good work on the Silbaugh ridge.
The Avalanche cheese factory is
still closed for want of a cheese max
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Groves spent
Sunday at the HObe Groves home near
Ross
We can save you money on wash
ing machines at Kuebler's Deleo-Light
Shop
II. o. Anderson spent the fore part
of the week on business trip to Ed
gerton,
Just few fruit jars left at the
Optimo. Call at once if you want to
get any.
Mrs. Florence McMullen visited
with her son at Richland Center for
the last two weeks.
Want your developing of films
and printing of pictures done right ?
Let Jasperson do il.
County Clerk Berlie Moore is at
the Brush Greek plantation assisting
with the hay harvest.
Professor N. H. Kingsley drove
to LaFarge Tuesday to arrange for To-
eating his family there.
-Jeweler j. w. Lucas has lust in
stalled new air-tight jewelry cases
fine addition to his store.
Rev. Ostrem and family of Hous-
ton, Minnesota, have been visiting
with Rev. Finstad for a week. q
Mrs. Louise Sine is on The job as
Censor linotype operator after five
weeks spent at the old home at Sol
diers Grove.
If you will use / part Besto Dip
and parts kerosene and spray your
stock, you will not be bothered with
flies o. E. Davis.
-Jeweler Edward Harrington is
showing some fine new bracelet watch
es, Just received direct from the inn
porters. Come and see
Wanted, good all-rOund carpenter
shop man for cabinets, interior wood
work, screens etc. Write fully Ad-
dress Contractor, clo Censor 29-2
AT the annual meeting of state
postmasters at Milwaukee, Postmaster
Skaar of Lacrosse was elected pres
ident of the state association.
Take an Eastman kodak with you
on your vacation. Towner handles
them, and all kodak accessories, such
as postcard albums, films. etc.
Editor Goldsmith and family mo-
tored to Boscobel Sunday, Francis
Goldsmith returning home with them
after three weeks visit there.
Mrs. Hayes was summoned to
Hinsdale Friday evening. by a tele-
gram announcing the critical illness
of her daughter, Mrs. Eunice Melville
j. w. Lucas received the sad in
telligence of the death of his oldest
brother, J. NJ. Lucas. at Des Moines
on Sunday, at the age of So, death
caused by apoplexy.
DIR. C. d. Mead, Osteopath, will
hereafter be found in his Office over
Dahl's drug store every day from
to II, and l to o'clock. Residence
phone 3454; office 1927
IF you are in the market for ;
farm, you better see 7. J. Thorson 4
Son. They have something for you t,
select from Write T. J. Thorson
| Son for list of their farms.
Mrs. Helen Neprud is at Torcl
Lake, Michigan, spending two week.
with Mrs. Lindemann and Catherine
Then she goes to New York TO spend Z
month with Frances Lauder.
Max Roman and family returned
Saturday from a ten days visit at tht
old home at Ironwood, Elmer made
the 1926 mile trip going up in fifteer
hours, without experiencing trouble OF
delay.
| Henry Woodcock drove a car o.
goods to Chippewa county for Chas
S. Slack last week, returning Sunday
He visited the Yellow River county
where he used to hunt deer, Will,
there.
--Viroqua Masonic Chapter will
hold a session Friday night, workins
in the Mark Master degree. Post
master Copper and Mr. Olson of De
Soto, and Roger Evans of Coon Vale,
are the candidates.
"A party. composed of Mr.and Mrs
w. B. Showalter, Mrs. Rudolph Sand
ers, and Mr.. John c. Orton autoe,
over from Lancaster last Friday, AM
spent the week end at the homes o
J. II. Chase and f. NJ. Nye.
/ Mrs. A. o. Anderson arrived a
ReadstOwn Saturday night from Gam
Valley, South Dakota, going to tn,
|
now visiting relatives and friends il
Viroqua. She will remain most Of tn
summer.
Mrs. Lewis S. Thompson and Mrs
~. J. Watson accompanied Miss Su
Thompson to Milwaukee on Thursday
Miss Thompson Went to work in
wholesale millinery house Mrs. Wat
son and Mrs. Thompson went on t.
| Chicago, spending week visiting an
| buying fall stock Of millinery,
Willard Getter attended Short
horn picnic at the MeMillin farm nea
| Lodi, July g. Breeders from all owe
the state were in attendance and Nh
Getter bought "a yearling bull from
! Lanedon T. White at Bcloit for $3.50
to head his herd
DO not confuse my roofing &c
ment with number Of inferior lines
1t will cost fourth less than neV
shingles and guaranteed for ten years
after which time you still have you
shingle roof in as good condition a
the day the cement was applied.
will pay you to investigate this. Blai
| r. Sherrick, Virogua.
Mr.. Andrew Meilem Of Niroqu;
|, wishes 10 announce to his many Yer
non county friends that he is nov as
sociated with the Peter NeWburl
Clothing Go. Of Lacrosse where h.
will be pleased 10 meet them any ii n
they are in the city. This concern j
now holding a Big Clothing Sale Civ
n ing q 20To discount on all mems ani
I boys suits and oyercoats. 29-2
The layman cannot always tel
y7Flcfbo no upedg glasses or rot HI