Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-07-14

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Save money by buying Oak d.
mension and Sheeting lumber of J. w.
Thayer.
Wash skirts, silk and Cotton Pet
ticoats at Special Reduced Price at NJ.
u. Felix.
The latest styles in bingham and
voile dresses now on display at Suttle
& Tate's.
Miss EstherOlsen of Lacrosse has
been the guest of Sylvia Hanson for
a few days.
Maytag Washers, Hot Point irons
and Northwind fans at Kuebler's Del
co-Light Shop.
Chris Weber and wife of Dach
Ridge left N day for several weeks
stay in the west,
MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson left
for Holcomhe this week where they
will settle on a farm.
Hon. ]. Henry BENEFIT and wife
motored to Madison Monday, expect
ing to return Friday.
Amanda Jacobson returned to
Chicago Sunday after spending week
with her sister, Hannah.
-Haying season means hams, ba-
con and summer sausage. Get the
best at Romans grocery.
The W. G. T. U. viii have picnic
at the Park next Tuesday afternoon,
July 90 Everybody welcome.
Magazines! Newspapers! ANY
of themi ALL of them! Subscribe
with Howard Thayer. Phone 140.
There will be an ice cream and
lunch social at John Heck's place on
Dach Ridge Friday evening, July %.
Miss Ruth Rogers left Monday for
a visit in the west. Mr. and Mrs Geo
Schroeder took her to Lacrosse by car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Roman and
son Elmer left Sunday by car to spend
two weeks at the old home at 1ronwood.
Water Spar Varnish is an exterior
varnish and 6oor varnish that can be
washed with hot or cold water. o. E.
Davis.
-Pillshurv Best Flour. $4.25; 10
Bars White Laundry Soap, Csc; bars
Rig-4 Naptha Soap, soc; Cheese, SOC
ID. at c. H. Ostrem's
MIR. and Mrs. J. M. Bennett, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Deeters and children
spent last Sunday at West Prairie Wis
iting Rev Ramberg's.
Elmer Haugen sold the Henry H.
johnson farm IN che Town of Jefferson
to Otto Crook of Kickapoo section,
Consideration was $4,000.
Take a camera with you on your
trip. Then let Jasperson develop
your film and print your pictures. It
will be done to satisfy you.
Stop right here! Do ANY of
your magazines expire this month or
next? Phone Howard Thayer those
new and renewal subscriptions.
If you want TO decorate the inter-
1 49,. 81 l. Co..sQuA
the velvet finish paint that can be
washed. o. e. Davis Drug Store.
You can get chocolate, straw
cream by the dish or in bulk every day
at Geo. Pencils restaurant. 22-tf
Mr. and Mrs. M. ID. Helgeson left
this morning by car for Sioux Falls,
South Dakota, to spend two weeks
with their daughter, Mrs. G. L. Ben
nett.
Nothing adds so much to a per-
sons personal appearance as a care
fully selected piece of jewelry, such as
you will find in Carl c. Goes fine large
stock.
Emil J. Hanson, Bernard Rum
sey of Irish Ridge, and Mr. Knutson
of West Prairie, left Monday bound for
Flint, Michigan, to drive back Chew
rolet cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Bean returned
Tuesday to their home at Thief River
Falls, Minnesota, after spending some
| days at the N. A. Swiggum home with
her parents.
Kenneth Dyer, c. J. Gordon and
d. e. Newton came up from DeSoto
! last Friday and had Masonic honors
conferred on them, taking the Mark
Master degree.
Mrs. Nelson resignes her position
as bookkeper at the electric light Office
the last of this month. Miss Magda-
| lene 0tteson is now learning the ropes
and will take her place.
Mrs. N. Fl. Nelson has been at La
Crosse assisting in the care of her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Clarence Nelson
of Westby, following AN operation.
| She returned home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Hendricks and Mrs.
Fultz returned by car TO Chicago
Wednesday morning. Mrs. Carrie Tate
accompanied them to spend a few days
there and at Minneapolis on business
and pleasure.
Mrs. Gardner and son are at Green
Bay for a visit with VIM. Gardner.
Sheldon Treseder has also been at the
parental home for visit and Mr.. and
Mrs. Treseder took them by car as
far as Lacrosse
Those in need of electrical appar-
atus Of all kinds, WHY'S Light and
Power plants, or Perfection milking
machines, should remember that Ber-
nard Root has moved his place of bus
mess to the Star theatre building.
Miss Lucy Guist came up from
Readstown Wednesday and took the
train for 90. Since the death Of
her mothe st fall, she has been car
ing for her father near Readstown,
whose health is not of the best, due to
his advanced age of 70 years.
Henry Lindemann, Chris Berg,
S. A. Farr, Jerry Dawson, E. w. Haz-
en- and wife, Lucy Dawson, Ethel At
wood, Kate Goodeli, Tilda Omundson,
Jennie and Eta Butt, Irene Suite
and Carrie Tate mOtored to Timber
Coulee Sunday and enjoyed pleasant
days outing.
For Saie-My farm Of 240 acres in
town Of Clayton, Crawford Co., miles
from Soldiers Grove 100 acres under
cultivation, 40 acres Of good tobacco
ground. Must be sold within so days
With OF without stock and machinery
For particulars write to Z. Z. Walsh,
Soldiers Grove, r. 3. 28-1-p
Sunday, July nth, at the home Of
Bertha Simonson near Folsom, about
one hundred young folks gathered and
gave Calnqa Gfu0ur0u a afIrf4Fisa II