Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-26
SHORT LOCAL MENTION
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just received a line of Panama
hats at Mrs. A. o. Larson's 21-1
VIII McGill ran down from La
Crosse on business Tuesday.
Merchant C. NJ. Froiland made a
business trip TO Stoddard Monday.
Leave your orders for cut flowers
and plants for decoration at Towner's.
Before buying your new cream
separator, have talk with Buchanan
Bros. 15-tf
Odd Fellow lodge will hold semi
annual election of officers Saturday
night.
Verne Slack and Neil Nelson mo-
tored to Richland Center Sunday af-
FOR RENT-Three room suite
above Romans store. Inquire of NJ.
Roman.
Il have $4,000 to loan on good Sc
curity Address "V", care of Vernon
County Censor. Clip
Judge Mahoney left today for
Madison to attend meeting of uni
versity regents.
Clearance sale of ladies' coats and
suits at one-third and one-half price,
at NJ ]. Felix
Three BARRIERS. No waiting at
Dening & Crume's barber shop, under
Lindemann's bank. 1882
III. p Proctor, Sr., departed Mon
day for Nebraska to be gone a week
on a business mission.
Attorney c. w. Graves transacted
professional business in Lacrosse the
latter part of last week.
Go to Ed Lind's for children's
white one-strap pumps and ladies OK
fords in black and brown.
Home rendered lard at 25c ner
pound at H. E. Anderson's meat mark
ct, Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Watson, NJ
and Mrs. WIN. Ady AID Harry Nelson
drove to Lacrosse Sunday.
Here's a snap at H. f. Anderson's
meat market: Home rendered lard
Friday and Saturday at 25c.
Mrs. H. M. Hanson is spending
week at West Grove farm with her
daughter, Mrs. Blaine Wheeler.
Your last chance to get good home
grown seed and eating potatoes. Just
a few left at Romans Grocery.
-Draperies in exquisite designs and
colorings suitable for all manner of
home decorations. Suite & Tate.
Rose Olson, D. C. Chiropractor
Office at Mrs. S. M. Kier's residence.
9Th house south of Christian church.
There will be a basket social at
the Evening Star school Friday even
ing, June 4th.-Ellen Anderson, teach
er.
Grandma Groves is spending few
days at Huschka's, and Mr. and Mrs.
John Stoll are at their Mapledale cot
tage.
-Amund Tuhus is back at his place
at the desk at the Ford garage, after
spending three weeks at Stoddard on
business.
Albert C. Anderson has bought
from Andrew Jacobson the forty acres
adjoining his 143 acre farm in Kiska-
poo town.
Leland Nuzum and Neil Nelson
went to Chicago returning Saturday
night with Mr.. Nuzum's new Buick
roadster.
We can supply you with barn
paint in either red or gray at very
reasonable prices. Sauer Hardware
Company. 90 2
Anyone wishing bargains in sec
ond-hand cars would do well by look
ing over what the Chevrolet garage
has to offer.
Fred Eckhart and Henry Linde-
mann leave in few days to renew
their youth at Excelsior Springs near
Kansas City.
-Sterley May, Ira Casperson and
party of seven others came in today
with new Fords driven from the fac
tory at Detroit.
Mr.. Zimmers and Miss Allen Hall
drove from Lacrosse Monday evening
to visit with Mrs. Tamma Hall and at
tend X. P. party.
Get a pound of Romans special
guaranteed coffee at 45c. The best
coffee on the market for the money at
Romans Grocery.
Attorneys J. Henry Bennett and
A. Heinz went to Richland Center on
professional business Saturday return
ing the same day.
If you want to see fine line of
ladies skirts in silk and wool and fig
ured voiles in all the latest patterns,
go to Surenson & Thompson's.
The summer school of Mankato
Commercial College, Mankato, Mimi,
is now in session. Students may enter
at any time. Send for free catalog.
We are selling the Primrose
cream separator made by the Interna-
tionai Harvester Co. See us before
buying that new machine. Buchanan
Bros. 15-tf.
When you finish that new fence in
the back pasture, remember we have
the famous adjustable Can't Sag gates
in all sizes. John E. Nuzum & Sons
Lumber Co.
DIR. C. D. Mead, Osteopath, will
hereafter be found in his Office over
Dahl's drug store every day from 8
to IL, and l to 5 o'clock. Residence
phone 3454; Office 1927
Elmer Officer has returned from
Dallas, where he assisted in the care
and conveyance to EauClaire hospital
of his daughter, Mrs. Irene Nystrom.
Her condition is quite serious.
Miss Mary E. Rusk, who spent TIE
winter in the east, has returned to vi
roqua for the summer and is spending
few days at the Dyson home until
her residence is placed in condition for
occupancy.
Miss Lottie Graf left for Cashton
Sunday, where she has accepted a po-
sition with Marx Bros Il Barth. Miss
Ellacott has assumed the duties in the
Register of Deeds Office vacated by
Miss Graf.
Fifty strawberry piekers wanted,
real outing. You can earn big
wages and have very enjoyable out
ing. Season opens about June fif-
tenth and lasts until about July tenth.
For particulars address Sparta Pro-
duce Exchange, Sparta, Wis. Pip
County agent Graf went to Mt