Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-06-02
YOUR RELATIVES-FR!ENDS


Ole Tuhus made business trip
to Stoddard Tuesday
Remember the big Guernsey sale
is postponed until June II.
June brides-rings, silverware-
Carl c. Goes jewelry store.
-Marcellus Nelson is now cierking
in Froiland's grocery store.
Francis Lieurance is working at
the Viroqua Egg Market.
M. d. Helgeson was in Crawford
county last week buying tobacco.
Henry Lindemann and Fred Eek
hart are in Hot Springs. Arkansas.
An experienced grocery clerk
wanted. Inquire at the Censor Office.
-Oium Bros. are installing a new
gasoline tank in front of their garage.
The Viroqua Egg Market will poy
you the best price for poultry and eggs.
Don't forget our special clearance
sale of all suits and coats. Suttle &
Tate.
Clerk of Court Helgeson is at Mil
waukee attending Odd Fellow grand
lodge.
-Keds, children's white and brown
Oxfords and shoes, special s1.10 at M.
J. Felix.
Get your binder Irvine, salt and
chicken feed at the Viroqua Egg
Market.
Rev Freymeyer will preach at the
Congrega sional church next Sunday
nlo~1ing.
District Attorney Smith was in
Prairie du Chen on legal business the
first of the week.
Lawrence Lindemann came Friday
nj 70 fcrf l1fr al -
to Madison Sunday.
IS. A. Sweger donated his car and
took load of our players to Soldiers
Grove. Who is next?
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Kuebler were
called to Garnavillo by the death of
Mrs. Kuebler's father.
-Cross-eyed Ben Turpin in down
on the Farm. See his face on an
other page in this paper.
Mrs. Paul Lawrence and children
came from Lacrosse to spend two
weeks at the parental home.
The incest $3.50 work shoe you
ever saw can be bought for $4.75 for
ten days at the Farmers Store.
Mrs. Falc Woodhouse of Lawton,
Oklahoma, is guest at the Nye and
Chase homes here and at Viloa.
ivy CACth Z. d. OIueE was QOWH
IN the town of Coon settling a land
dispute with his surveying outfit.
-Women's and misses coats and
suits, at 33 per cent and so per cent
off the regular price at M. j. Felix.
Just like going to the circus, only
better-"Down on the Farm" a whale
of comedy. Seven reels of laughs.
Don't forget the dance commence
ment night Thursday at the Opera
House. Music by Culver's orchestra.
Sodium nitrate-that famous to-
bacco fertilizer. Use it on the beds
or IN the planter. Get it at Dahl's
drug store.
Now comes the month of roses,
brides and graduates. Never a better
gltt than sllverware. Get it at Carl
c. Goes jewelry store.
AN ice cream social will be given
for the benefit of the Brookville church
at the home of Chas. Latta, Saturday
evening, June 18th.
We are in receipt of a neat pro-
gram announcing May concert given
by Miss Iona E. Stacks pupils at
Wausau.
At the Eighth Grade commence
ment held at Coon Valley last Friday
night the address was given by J, Har-
ry Bullock.
For tickets to or from European
countries apply to N. H. Nelson who
also has applincation blanks for pass
ports and permits. 22-1-p
r. P. Larson will leave on August
9Th on the Observation-Disclosures line
steamer "Stavangerfjord" to visit his
parents.
-Mr.and Mrs. Max LaCore are here
from Bemidji, Minnesota, on a honey
moon trip, at All Cutters. The ladies
are sisters.
Mrs. NJ. K. Vanderbilt visited her
parents at Lynxville for two weeks.
She also visited Mr.. Vanderbilt's moth
er, who is confined in a hospital at
Lacrosse.
We offer our fine stock of ladies'
and children's coats and ladies' suits
at substantial reduction in price
beginning Thursday, June 4th. SUIT
lie & Tate.
Rev. VIM. H. Becker of the Isle
If Pines, Cuba, visited at the home of
his sister,, Mrs. w. H. Ledman a few
lays. He took his mother to South
Dakota for visit at her sons home.
Mrs. Lehman accompanied them as
-dI DIS l4d1IOSSG.
"A daughter came. to gladden. the
home of Prof. and Mrs. Heindel, the
event taking place at Lacrosse Sun
lay evening. Rev. Harris and family
and Mr.. Heindel drove there Monday
to see the new girl.
superintendent Sanford and fam
lily and Miss Cook and Miss Jackson
plan to attend the monster rural COM
mencement to be held in Richland Cen
ter Friday evening. Over two hun
dred graduates will be there
-TheCensor is called upon to chron-
icle sad event, the passing of Miss
Ida Jackson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Jackson, death coming Monday
night after a lingering illness.
You'll never get a more square
deal than at the Viroqua Egg Market
Bring them your eggs and poultry,
and buy your binder Irvine, salt and
chicken feed there.
Edwin Riley came from Woon-
socket, South Dakota, Saturday, to
spend week among old friends He
is son of Hi Riley, the family leav-
ing here about twelve years ago.
Yes they are ali there IN Down
on the Farm The cat, dog, hens,
turkeys. geese, cows, the old mule and
all the array of farm decorations, even
the cross eyed hired man. A real treat
at the Star Monday and Tuesday.
You viii need new gates in the
lane at having time Can YOU think