Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-06-30
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

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The Rogers Dry Goods Store viii
be closed all day July 9Th.
-Keds-canvas shoes and pumps
sizes to 2-85c at NJ. j. Felix
DR. Francis l. Pinch was a Hills
lborO business caller in the county seat
The Obereeht Syncopated Orches-
ira Thursday, July 1st. Opera House
For the 4th.-Silk Georgette and
Crepe du Chem waists at S3.45 at NJ
~. Felix.
-Wednesday-Mary McLaren in
1.-THE POINTING FINGER" and
Int. News.
WHY'S Light Dealer B. F. Root is
soon to move into the Star theatre
building.
One lot, Size 91s Ladies' $3.50
Black Silk Hose this week $3.50 and
War Tax-Rogers.
Druggist Otto Davis and family
returned Monday from an auto trip
70 northern Wisconsin.
Alderman j. E. Side is laying
new floors and remodeling the lower
story of his residence.
Young pople's meeting to be held
at Ole Hanson's on July 4ths has been
postponed to July 18th.
Geo. Nelson and jim Falls Of near
| Boomer, came to attend the Nelson
Olson wedding last Wednesday.
Editor Goldsmith and W. E. Law
ton and families motored to- Boscobel
and spent Sunday at the old home.
! Ike Morris has been at Lacrosse
for a week being treated for stomach
| trouble. He returned Monday.
F. NJ. Towner has 9 few more
gals. of paint which he is CLOSING
IOUT from $3.50 to $500 per gal
A new sidewalk is being put in
on Western Axe. south from Decker
St. T. n. Beaver and crew are doing
the work.
At Rogers-One Lot Ladies'
Black Fiber Silk Hose Sizes 8la to 10
Color Black. This week only SI.45
per pair.
Miss Grace Dinsdale left for a
twO-weeks' visit at Kenosha, then to
her home at Montfort to spend the
summer.
If you want good thrifty tobacco
plants use Nitrate Soda on the beds.
Price 10c per pound at o. E. Davis
Drug Store.
Tom Glass has made some sub
stantial improvements on his resi-
dence in the First ward, new porches
painted, etc.
County clerk Moore has delivered
dog tags and blanks to all the town
and village clerks, where they can now
| be secured.
Miss Lauretta Conklin of Chica-
go, classmate of Miss Catherine Nun
son and Mrs. NJ. A. Smith, spent a
week here with them
-Richland Center has hired Pete
Mikkelson of West Salem to lead their
band at $4,000 per year. They do
| things over there.
The Viroqua Egg Market has re-
ceived a few barrels of salt. They
are going fast. Better hurry if you
want some. Get it today.
An awful tragedy is reported at
Picture Rocks near McGregor. Two
people were killed by landslide while
taking pictures near the rocks.
If the prophesy that shoes are to
double in price comes true, we can
just smear coat of polish over our
feet and tell 'em to Ego to-"
You can get chocolate, straw
berry, grape nut and New York ice
cream by the dish OF in, bulk every day
at Geo. Pencils restaurant. 22-tf
Hanger Poles and Tobacco Lath
at c. L. Colman Lbr Yard. Get what
you will need at once and avoid paying
higher price later in the season. 25-2
There is no surer way against adj
versity than a business training taken
at the Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato, MINI. Send for catalogue.
Mrs. elena Smith of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, is visiting at the farm
home of Andrew Hoveland. She is a
sister of Mrs. HOMELAND, and Chair
man c. W. Moore.
Misses Nora and Eva Stigen re-
turned to their home from teaching
duties at Milroy and Twin Valley,
Minnesota, respectively. They visited
St. Paul relatives enroute.
H. H. Rabbit and crew are MAX
| ing some improvements in and about
the court house and Jail, and also
repairing the sidewalk on Decker St.
along the county property.
! Don't take a chance on injuring
your eyes. Go to Ed harrington
Jewelry store and get pair of Cog
giles or sun glasses. No auto driver
should be without them.
| Mr.. Ole Ophang, his two brothers
Hans and Oluf, and Ole Kroke, came
by car from Kloten, North Dakota
visiting friends and relatives mere
They enjoy the trees for there is not
much out there except prairie.
Rev. Jacobsen dropped in on old
friends Friday. He had ben at Fargo
North Dakota, and stopped here to
drive home his Ford car, which had
been stored here.
Prof. w. P. Morgan came from
Red Granite to spend few days at the
farm, before leaving for Madison to
attend university summer school. He
will head the Amhearst school next
year.
Our Collegian Clothes give you
more value than you'll usually find
Make a point of trying on a suit soon
You'll be looking your best-and you u
save. The Blue Front Store. Ellef-
son & Johnson.
Otto Otteson and family drove to
Madison to attend university COM
mencement, stopping at Editor Swan
at Mazomaine and with Mrs. Otte-
sons cousin, H. c. Dybdahl at Lodi, on
their return.
Editor Swan and family of Mazo-
maine motored through Sunday, bring
ing Thelma 0tteson and stopping for
the day at the 0tteson home. Miss
Swan, Viroqua teacher, is his daugh-
ter.
MIR. and Mrs Hugh Porter are al
the farm caring for things in the alb
sence of Mrs. Harry Porter, who sub
mitted to an operation at Lacrosse
two weeks ago, and is reported recov-
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