Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-10-27
SHORT Personal JOTTING

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Pearl Tilton of Lindsay, visited
at Mrs. Mary Green's last Thursday
"A new heating system is being
installed in the Star theatre this week.
--Skagen, tailor, over Rogers store.
First class tailoring and dry cleaning.
Cut prices on all tailoring work
at Skagen's tailor shop. 42-3-p
Observation-Disclosures night after
school and Saturdays. L. G. Powell.
Phillip Davidson went TO Califor-
MIA last Tuesday to spend the winter.
Keep in mind the chicken supper
at the NJ. E. Church next Wednesday
evening.
Ray Vergeront and family of
Round Prairie are in Madison visiting
relatives.
You can get New York or brick
ice cream every day at Geo. Pencils
restaurant. 42-tf
The ladies of the Lutheran church
will hold their annual bazaar Novem-
Der the goth.
For one week, childrens' ging-
ham dresses at discount of $1.00
each at Rogers.
Legal business brought John Tain
ter Up from Mason City, Iowa, the
first of the week.
Mrs. Lucy Powell returned Sun
day from weeks visit with her son,
Willard, at Genoa.
F. P. Mcintosh and wife returned
Monday from weeks visit with rela-
tives in Edgerton.
Aug. j. Smith and daughter, Fay
left Friday for SanDiego where they
viii spend the winter
Mrs. B. c. Brown WIS a guest OF
Mrs. Paul Lawrence OF Lacrosse the
fore part Of this week.
L. L. Baptie and Amund Tuhus
were in Milwaukee after Ford cars the
latter part of the week.
Use DIR. Hess Panacea to heln the
chickens noult and get them started
to laying. o. Z. Davis.
John Blanchard and Charlie King
of Muskego arevisiting the B.C.Brown
and w. WiggintOn families.
Have you seen the Big Line W
Of Photographs and records at Oscar
Anderson, Readstown, Wis. 43-2
Ladies' outing flannel gowns
1925, $3.50, $500 Rogers.
-Expressman Otto Griffin is sport
ing around with new one ton Ford
truck with special express body.
Make arrangements to go to the
big dance at Romans Hall, Friday
November 5, Mack's Orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Aylesworth
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Post of La
Crosse spent Sunday at John Heck's
Mrs. Marcellus Mason, of Spar
ia, visited with her sister, Mrs. How
ard Minshall, from Saturday to Mon
days.
This is the best time Of the year
to paint. Come in and let US show you
samples and give you prices. o. E
Davis.
Mrs. Wilt of Lacrosse is visiting
her brother, A. c. Perkins of Cashton
and daughter Mrs. Widner of Ava
lanche.
Read the ad in the right hand up
per corner on front page of this paper
and then remember it and tell your
friends.
Mrs. j. E. Knutson of Bristow
on Tuesday took her departure foI
the west to visit her mother and other
relatives.
Standard outing fannels, 81
inches wide, very durable and highly
satisfactory quality at 25c per yarc
at Rogers.
Bernard johnson spent the fore
part of the week in Milwaukee looking
oyer the clothing situation for the
coming season.
Mrs. Lillian Hardie of Lacrosse
visited her mother, Mrs. A. Allen
here this week. She has bought &
farm at Victory.
The Censor force has been muchlS
hampered by the illness of its faith
full Linotype operatOr-Mrs. Sine
for few days,
There are no better photograph:
on the market than the line we repre-
Isent: Victor, Puritan and Brunswick
Make your selection now. The Brown
Music Co.
Blair Sherrick and Miss Harriet
Chatfield motored to Lacrosse Sun
day, calling on Viroqua's sick while
there. Mrs. John Heck is doing nicely
and Elmer Strait is recovering wei
after operation for appendicitis.
II have received the long LOOKED
for reduction in all woolens, and you
can now get your clothes at a grea
reduction Come in and let me show
you all of the latest fabrics, now with
in the reach of every pocket book
c. NJ. Powell the Tailor.
Twenty years of catering to jew
elry needs gives Carl c. Coe an ex
perience which is valuable to the Gus
toner both in the sale of jewelry ant
the repairing of your time pieces. III
guarantees both the goods that he sell
and the work that he does.
Harold Joseph of DeSoto and L
Bekkedal of Westby had first degre'
in Masonry conferred on them Wed
nesday night. Messrs. Myrick, Dye
and Newton of DeSoto, and DR.. c. H
Minshall and Harold Stevlingson o
Westby motored over with them.
On Friday, October %, the Col. c
NJ. Butt home was the scene of pleas
ant gathering when G. A. r. and Re
lief Corps members to the number O.
SO enjoyed social afternoon and pic
mic supper. This has become an an