Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-04-14

SILK pettycoatS, special low prices,
at NJ. j. Felix.
Mrs. Tamma Hall was in La
Crosse over Sunday.
New sweaters and scarfs for
spring at Suttle & Tate's.
Mems new Connolly dress shoes,
$3.50 to $3.50 at NJ. j. Felix.
Mrs. F. E. Morley entertained the
Bridge Club on Tuesday afternoon.
One night in a grave yard will
make you famous, and earn So APP
ply Star Theatre.
Myrtle Shanks came from La
Crosse To spend Sunday at the John
NJ. Bennett home.
Sam Gross bought the Mrs. Re-
becca Green house on North Main St.
and is remodeling it.
Painting and interior decorating
done right and will stay right. j. H.
Quick, Telephone 366M.
-Jasperson makes speciality of
serving amateur photographers. Send
him your films and orders for prints.
Ask to see our fine stock of ladies
waists and blouses, the largest and
BIZ st line we have ever shown. SUIT
tie & Tate's.
We can shoe the whole family
You'll find good line of shoes and
oxfords for men, women and children
at Surneson & Thompson's.
Pearl E. Hay sold his dwelling in
the McLees addition to Thos Glass
and bought the VIM. Webb house,
now occupied by Mrs. Clara Nelson, on
E. Decker Street.
DO you believe in ghosts? Then
you are liable to reject the liberal of
fer to anyone who win sleep alone all
night in the grave yard, next Sunday,
Monday or Tuesday.
If you have any clothing to dye
get your dyes at o. E. Davis Drug
Store. We carry the Diamond, Put
nam, Dy-o-la, Deluxe, Rit, Alladin,
and Butterfly tints.
DIR. C. D. Mead, Osteopath, will
hereafter be found in his Office over
Dahl's drug store every day from 8
to u, and l to o'clock. Residence
phone 3454; office 1927
John Stewart has moved into the
house he recently purchased of the E.
M, Rogers Estate, and Toilet Serum
is now living in the Stewart house
which he recently purchased.
Hon. A. Fl. Dahl has disposed of
his large business block at Westby to
Villand & Sons, clothiers, and Fl. S.
Halvorson, hardware dealer. Mr.Dahl
moved to Kenosha more than a year
since.
Irwin Holman, treasurer of West
byvillage, and one of its leading young
business men died at the age of 20
years. A wife and two young chill
dren survive, besides the parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. 0. |. Holman, a brother and
sister.
B. F. Purdy wites from Langdon,
Kansas, that he and Mrs. Purdy are
now living there and their son, Don,
is with them and is now in partnership
with his uncle, Henry Purdy, who left
here for Kansas over thirty years ago,
in the hardware business.
Mrs. E. p Rudrud died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. E. o.
Sveen in Westby aged II years, ma
tive of Norway, who with her aprents
located on Coon Prairie as years ago.
Six grown children survive, most of
them residents of Westby community.
Farewell parties were held last
week for Mrs. Richmond, who goes to
Lacrosse to recuperate from nervous
breakdown and submit to operation
for goitre. Her i'll health reduces our
already short supply of nurses and we
hope for her early recovery and re-
turn.
On Thursday afternoon at three
O'Clock the w. c. T. U. will present to
the Normal Training School a picture
of Frances f. Willard. At this time
the ladies, assisted by the pupils of the
school will give a short program.
Members of the Union and friends are
cordially invited to attend.
Don't put off buying your spring
suit. Good woolens are scarce-pro-
duction is behind, and those who know
are expecting still greater scarcity
in clothing. Prices are going up.
Remember last year Buy now, while
you can make a good selection. Buy
now, while prices are right Let US
show you a complete line. The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Last Friday afternoon Miss Daw-
son wah notified by telephone of the
death of an old school friend, Mrs.
Morrison H. Vail, at Dixon, III. Mrs.
Vail will me remembered here as she
visited here when girl. Maude
Bennett of Chicago, and she and her
husband and daughters have visited
here at different times in later years.
Mr.. Vail, who is an architect, was en-
gagged in reconstruction work in
France and was summoned by cable
arriving the day before Mrs. Vail
passed away.