Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-06-09
SHORT LOCAL MENTION

-. u. Beck went TO Lacrosse Sat
urday on business.
Miss Frances Lauder will spend
the summer in New York.
Aprons galore, $3.50, $500 and
$3.50 at NJ. J. Felix.
Iron clad hosiery for the whole
family at NJ. J. Felix.
Lawrence Brye had business in
| Milwaukee last week.
Every auto driver should protect
| his eyes with goggles.
A. D. McCrady is now employed
at Pencils restaurant.
Melville Tuhus and Fred Rhodes
drove TO Boscobel Sunday.
Hal Smith and family drove to
| LaFarge Sunday to visit relatives.
| Master o. G. Brown is in Mil
waukee attending Grand Lodge.
Now playing, Thursday and Fri
day DIR. Jekyll and Mr.. HYDE.
Mrs. d. F. Allen remains for a
| time with her daughter at Lacrosse.
The library viii be closed every
evening after this week except Satur-
days.
You can get a real bargain on
binder Irvine at the Viroqua Egg Mar
ket.
j. D. Beck and wife returned Fri
day from Odd Fellow grand lodge at
Milwaukee.
H. E. Light, veteran horse buyer,
tells that hay is selling at $50 per ton
in the east.
Mrs. w. ]. Hardy of Lacrosse
was here last week to attend decora-
ton exercises.
Send your films to N, ]. Jasper
son. The best of work and quick ser
vice in guaranteed.
Your choice of Georgette and
crepe de chine waists $3.50 values.
special at S495, at NJ. J. Felix.
IT. Amlie, bipartisan league or
ganizer, has transferred his activities
from Vernon to Clark county.
Tobacco sizers at Ferryville
struck for higher wages and were
granted increase to 50 per hundred.
H. f. Jacobson sold nice bunch
of pure bred and grade Guernsey cat
tie to Jos. Smith of LaFarge vicinity.
-DeSoto ball team defeated La
Crosse Tractor Co. by to 10 score.
Hastings and Angel pitched for De-
Soto.
The sale of ladies fine spring and
summer waists still continues at the
Farmers store. Better get one be-
fore they are all gone.
If you need a coat or suit it will
pay you to call and be shown the won
derful bargains now on display at
Suite & Tate's.
See our complete line of Ralston
shoes. They're made right-style right
wear right. The Blue Front Store,
| EllefsOn & Johnson.
If you want to decorate the inter-
Tor of your home why not use Saniflat,
the velvet finish paint that can be
washed. o. E. Davis Drug Store.
Don't lose hope-success is within
your reach. As a starter send for our
catalog, Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato. Minnesota.
"A Black River Falls aviator has
organized an aeronautical company
capitalized at $4,000, and viii give ex-
! hibition flights or passenger trips.
| Rev. S. X. Thollehaug has accept
ed pastorate of MtSterling, South
Kickapoo and Soldiers Grove churches
! He will occupy the parsonage at Sol
diers Grove by July /.
| Go to the fair grounds and look
over the Guernsey cattle which will be
! sold Saturday. They mean S$$$ for
Vernon county breeders. Attend the
sale and buy one.
--Omundson's home is receiving a
coat of paint. The residences of John
Watson and o. G. Brown have been
similarly adorned.
John Bobst & Son sold a pure
bred open sow to the Sayer farm near
Chicago which brought them $3.50.
This is a state record for an open sow.
The purchaser is a Chicago millionaire
Melvin Brye returned home from
Menomonie last Friday having COM
pleted his first year in a course at the
Stout Manual Training School.
Attorney Adolph Heinz spoke at
the community commencement at
Central church. Agricultural Teacher
Baird of Viroqua school was chairman.
DR.. Evenson at Lacrosse is adver-
tised by the satisfactory manner in
which he has fitted the people who
have come to him with troubled vision.
His examination is thorough because
his knowledge of optometry is COM
plete. He will specify just the exact
degree of lenses you need and see that
you are comfortably fitted. DR.. Even
sons price moderation is part of his
well-thOught-Of service.
Corporal Harry f. Pennell died
from the effects of gas, passing away
at Genoa May 25th. He was a mem
Der of Co. c. 3rd machine gun battal-
ion, and was both wounded and gassed.
Deceased was born at Springville in
1897, son of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. PEN
nell.
After months of delay, big plate
glass windows have arrived and been
put in to replace those broken during
the Masonic temple fire. Two were
for S. A. Fairs building, two for A.
J. Beat, one for f. NJ Towner, and one
for the Jerman estate.
We are green with envy as we
chronicle the fact that John Stoll and
Geo. Groves and wives left by car
Tuesday morning to lure the speckled
beauties in northern streams. And
while on the subject Of trout, DIR. Bald
win is receiving the congratulations
of friends over three nice ones caught
Saturday.
Hitch up your Lizzies, fellows
Mother barn dance Friday night at
B. B. Wheeler's place, Westgrove farm,
"a miles west of Virogua on Belgium
Ridge, Friday night of this week.
Dominic Brunei, a travelling sales
man, was killed near Spring Green
when his car struck patch of sand
and turned over twice. Harold Schuer-
man of Sextonville had a leg crushed
when his car started while being
cranked because Of being left in low
gear. And the auto accident fever
has ynaebad Veruou co1lnty 011r fyood