Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-08-18
Constance Talmadge, Friday.

canning peaches at Johnson & Wig
dahl's
Mrs. Albert Munson of Lacrosse
spent the weekend with relatives in
this city.
Herb Mills spent four weeks at
West Lima with his sister, Mrs. Frank
Peasley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd johnson have
moved onto the farm they purchased
near Holconb.
Herb and Frank Mills and Frank
Peasley went north with Mr.. Osborne
by car Monday.
Miss Mile Wilsey has gone to
Washington where she will remain for
several months. So
Master Lloyd Thompson returned
from a two weeks visit with his cous-
in at Lacrosse.
IF you enjoy real comedy, see
Harold Lloyd in Haunted Spooks, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Remember that you can get fine
grade of patent -four for $3.50 at Sur
enson & .Thompson's.
"A large shipment of stationery,
bought before the advance in prices,
just arrived at Towners'.
M. j. Nelson and wife attended
the Watkins Mems convention at Spar
ia Thursday and Friday.
Buy fur scarf for these cool
evenings; you will find beautiful as
sortment at Suttle & Tate's..
Light colored outing, last years
goods, while it lasts, 22c per yard. 10
yards to a customer. Rogers.
Misses Faye and Mabel Favor
have been visiting the Nicks families
at Sparta the past two weeks.
"A Sparta truck was in Viroqua
Monday with the most monstrous tires
we have ever seen-40xS inshes.
Thirteen only ladies white skirts,
for limited time only, so cents on the
dollar or one half price. Rogers.
Rudolph Swiggum of Crawford
county reports a bumper crop of Al
ace clover seed-hulling % bushels off
four acres.
If you have Hay Fever, we have
remedy for it and it has done Won
ders for those who use it. o. E. Da-
Wis, Druggist.
Mrs. Thos. Thompson has as her
guest, Mrs. Rena Stephens of Manhat-
tan, Montana. She will remain cou-
| pie of months.
Miss Belle D. Ady of Sparta is
NiolblttE tlCI SlcICl-tf-idWs N1ISs II. w.
Ady, and her niece, Mrs. A. j. John
son, this week.
"A fine lot of rings of all kinds,
diamond, wedding, engagement, etc.,
has just been received at Ed Harring-
tons jewelry store,
You can get chocolate, straw
berry, grape nut and New York ice
cream by the dish or in bulk every day
at Geo. Pencils restaurant. 22-tf
Esther Johnson left Monday for
Waukesha where she will remain with
Mrs. j. d. Beck until October. Mrs.
VIM. Peavy accompanied her.
Now is the best time of the year
to paint, your buildings are dry and
paint will last longer under such con-
ditions. o. E. Davis, Druggist.
-Rhoda Swiggum, who has been
employed the past year in real es-
tate office at Eastland, Texas, is Wis
iting friends and relatives in this city.
Il have been fortunate in securing
nice selection of fine Elgin bracelet
watches. They are very hard to get.
Come in and see them. Carl C. Coe,
Jeweler.
Now is a good time to get those
tobacco lath. You may not be able
to get them later. We have them in
two kinds of wood. John E. Nuzum
& Sons.
--35c coffee, 10 pounds $2.75; Best
grade Peaberry coffee, 10 pounds $4.25;
Royal Seal -four $3.85; white borax
Naptha soap, 10 bars 65c at c. H.
Ostrem's.
How about that family group pic
ture? Such picture will be worth its
weight in gold few years from now.
Come in today. Jasperson will do the
job just right.
DIR. Walsh of Merrill was called
here last Friday because of the illness
of Mrs Will Ady, his daughter. He
returned home Monday, leaving her
much improved.
Special. The Modern Priscilla
SEVEN MONTHS for only S1.00.
Don't miss this offer, phone me your
subscription TODAY NOWi How
ard Thayer, Phone 140.
-Fredrick Dyson and DIR. Fortney
drove in from Madison Sunday with
one of the beautiful new Studebaker
cars. It is the first steel disc wheel
car to be owned in the city.
Judge and Mrs. Cowie of Lacrosse
and Mrs. John o. Melby of Whitehall
spent Sunday with DIR. and Mrs. w. M.
Trowbridge. Mrs. Melby is an old
friend of the doctors mother.
If you are looking for the very
best life insurance that can be had
for the least money, the Mystic Work
ers of the World have it in their new
policy. See James Sterry, Secretary.
33-tf
Ernest Coy of Viola was struck
on the head by a rock Saturday after
noon while working in the trench be-
hind the big ditohing machine. 1t re-
quired several stitches to close the
wound
Frank and Edwin Riley motored
to Prairie du Chen Tuesday, taking
with them Mrs. Jas. Curran of Prairie
du Chen and Mrs. VIM. Cahi1 and
children of Milwaukee. who have been
visiting at the Ed. J. Riley home.
Poppy Pastor J. Harry Bullock
is off on q months vacation-and right
well does he deserve it. His unremlt-
ting work of the past three years has
galvanized the Christian church into
strong institution ard q power for
good.
II am now connected with the Bad
ger Auto Top Company, Racine, Wis,
and am ready TO recover any make OF
automobile tops. You'd better come
in and see me and be protected against
the fail rain and storms. It pays TO
keep your auto top in good condition
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