Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-12-29

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for 500, ready to use.
The quality and price of our east
ern soft coal will please you. Try it
C. l.. Colman Lmbr. Co. 52-tf
! Special, coming, Dorothy Phillips
in Once to Every Woman, the biggest
/ Universal picture of 1921.
Try load of our cheap soft coal
You viii like it at the price charged
c. L. Colman Lumber Company
-Mullen's delivery team made &
lively dash Monday, but little damage
resulted except broken tongue.
M. E. Epworth league will hold q
social at the church Friday evening al
10 o'clock to watch the old year out
i ---R. G. Curry of Stoddard has &C.
lcepted a position as fireman on the
Southeastern, commencing Monday.
/ Harold Nichols and wife came Fri.
day from near Chaseburg to spend
! Christmas at the E. r. Nichols home
Mrs. Melvin Steenburg and daugh-
tier of Retreat, spent the holidays, al
the parental home--Mr. and Mrs. Silas
| Fosters.
"A special meeting Of the Rebecca
Lodge will be held Thursday, Deem
Der 3Oth, for the initiation of new
members.
Eastern Star held its quarterly
birthday party Tuesday evening and
also initiated Frances Anderson into
the orded.
-Mr.and Mrs Roy Gorrel of Frank.
lin town are entertaining new girl
at their farm home, the youngster ar
irving Tuesday.
The winter has barely begun and
storm sash will still save lot of high
priced coal. You can get them at Nu-
znra's Lumber Yard.
Captain and Mrs Buffers were I'M
able to spend Christmas in Viroqua
as Mrs. Buffers was quite i'll. She is
now much improved.
Martin Robinson, old Viroqua res
iident now at Manning, was in on
business today, and renewed dues al
the Censor office while here.
There will be chicken dinner al
it h e Finley church Saturday, New
Years day, for the benefit of the pas
tor. Everybody invited to attend
Ahead of any Norma Talmadge
| picture you have seen is the one shown
/ Monday and Tuesday when she ap-
pears in A Daughter of Two Worlds.
"A six-cylinder car for sale in good
condition. New tires. Priced for quick
sale at 5000. Inqsire of R. o. Brye,
Viroqua. 51-2
w. /. Groves has resigned his po-
sition as oil wagon driver and Pearl
Hay has taken his place. Alderman
Groves takes the position of sexton in
the spring.
Our new 1921 plan books have
arrived and contain all the latest. de
signs in house and farm building
We will be pleased to show them to
you. C. L. Colman Lmbr Co.
--Ex-treasurer Vance of Sterling
marketed at Viroqua, the Monday be-
fore Christmas, thirty-one dozen fresh
eggs at around roc per dozen. He
should worry about the II. c. l.. with
all grain on the decline
Real honest to goodness farms
any size, price or location. Can use
your town or business property in ex-
change for the best of farms. What
have you got? We can deal sure
Fred W. Myers, Stoddard, Wis. Soft
DR.. w. w. Harrington of Viola
was raised to the degree of Master Ma
son last week We hope this was not
Irresponsible for his present condition
4 but he could not spend Christmas at
/ the parental home, being threatened
/ with pneumonia.
The Shreve Realty Co. sold the
| 144-acre Buchanan farm, north OF
town, now occupied by Albert Groves,
ito Congressman J. d. Beck. Guy Suit
Ter win run the farm for Mr.. Beck. Mr..
| Groves purchased so acres in Neils-
! vile and will move there in March.
| Last evening the Knights Pythias
/ lodge conferred first degrees upon a
4 = 4 4 Z y.
| Stewart, Thos. NJ Groves, Kenneth
| Groves and Whitney Morrison. H. b.
! Anderson Elyin Anderson and Harry
Potts received the third degree week
ago.
| Mrs. Harvey Cox and daughter
Mrs. Louise Clements, returned from
Lacrosse Tuesday after spending a
! few DAYS with Mrs. Cox sister, Mrs.
! Peterson, who underwent an operation
for gall stones on December 20, in a
IL aCrosse hospital The lady is inn
proving nicely.
In the Censors write-up last week
of youngsters home from higher in
stitutions of learning, we missed Leon
/ Chase, Chauncey Morley and Ora Rab-
! bitt from the University, Norma Cass
| of Lawrence college, Florence Hall and
Gladys Stamford from Milwaukee
Normal, Benetta Olson from White
water Normal.
John B. Denning has finished his
shop and all fixtures in white enamel,
making same as sanitary as is possible
to make a place Of business. He also
makes the rule that each patron has
clean towels used on him Protect
yourself ard friends by having your
/ barber work done in q place that is
run strictly in accordance with the
State Board Of Health sanitary rules
One Of the greatest achievements
in the history Of record making for
monographs is the announcement that
Henry Burr, Billy Murray, Albert
Campbell, John Meg ct, and Frank
! Croxton, members of the world fam
Gus Peerless Quartet and Sterling Trio
will hereafter devote their time be-
tween concert work and the production
Of Victor records. These artists stand
in a sphere of prominence and repre-
sent Just one more evidence of Victor
supremacy. Brown Music Company
have a fine line Of their records.