Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-02-11
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-Wnen IN Town eat at the unique
Captain Heinz spent Sunday in
Cashton.
Coming, Mary Pickford in The
Hoodlum.
Blair Sherrick had business in
Cashton Monday.
New spring wash goods just re-
ceived at M. j. Felix,
20. G.Brown had business in Spar
ia over the week end.
Charlie Chaplin in Sunnyside, on
Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Void spent
Sunday at M. A. Peterson's.'
Miss 10 Gislason of Minneapolis
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. L.
Oliver.
Have your measure taken for
your spring suit. Felix has the Royal
Tailors line
We still have a few winter coats
and suits at excellent bargains. SUIT
tie & Tate.
"A grocery clerk can secure a good
position at Henry's grocery store. Ap-
ply at once. 6-tf
-Four buckle all rubber overshoes
1885; one lot ladies' shoes $500. c.
Fl. Ostrem.
Victor Loverud, son of K. K. Low
rud, is here from Barron for a visit
with friends.
New spring garments are arriv
ing weekly-coats, suits, gowns, skirts
etc. Suttle & Tate.
President T. o. Mork spent Sat
urday at the home of his brother-in-
law, near Stoddard.
We are now taking orders foT
tailor made suits. The Royal Tailors
line at NJ. j. Felix.
DIR. C. d. Mead was called to Rich
land Center to treat his brother who
was i'll with pneumonia.
Bernard Root is assisting at the
postoffice during the illness OF Miss
Boswell and Mrs. Barry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Johnson's
baby is now out of danger, after being
critically i'll with pneumonia.
There will be Leap Year dance
at the Woodman hall at Purdy, Fri
day, February 20. Everybody invited
Mrs. Ida Stoflie has purchased q
home in Lacrosse, and expects to re-
side there after the close of the school
year.
Leonard Seland of Viroqua left
last Tuesday for Kenosha where he
will be employed in the A. H. Dahl
garage.
Mrs. Ed Emerson of Ferryville
came here last week to take care of
her daughter, Larura, who was down
with the flu
Vernon county farms to select
from, with or without live stock, feed
and machinery. Write or call on T.
j. Thorson & Son, Westby. So
Assistant Cashier Elmer Kuehn
was called to Sparta Thursday, his
mother being brought there from
West Salem to undergo operation.
Mrs. Cora Barry was taken to the
hospital at Marshfield where she will
submit to treatment of the hip which
was injured by fall several weeks
ago.
The Hoodlum with Mary Pickford
is scream from start to finish and is
the best comedy Mary has made to
date. This picture will be shown Feb
ruary 23-24
Selected University of Wisconsin
Spanish tobacco seed, grown and guar
anteed by H. S. McGifin of Sparta,
is sold by Johnson & Vigdahl at the
old price of soc per ounce. 5-tf
Alma Sviggum of Ferryville has
spent the past week helping care for
the children of her sister, Mrs. NJ. j
Nelson, who have been sick with in
fuenza, both of whom are recovering
nicely.
Mrs. Herman ]. Allen, nee Mary
Baker, who has been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Baker, left
on Tuesday for her new home at Wi
chita, Kansas, where Mr. Allen has re-
Gently located as consulting geolo-
gist.
The NJ. W. A. lodge is hardly so
destitute of charter members as was
reported by their venerable council
last week. L. R. Arlington, /. S. Ham
ilton, Sam Gorsline, Bryce Purdy, and
DIR. Sanger still remain, in addition
to F. w. Alexander.
The Ford ''bug" became unman-
ageable Friday morning while round
ing the corner below the Censor office,
with Ira Casperson at the wheel, and
tipped over, knocking down Mrs. J. B.
Rusk Fortunately neither Mrs. Rusk
Ira or the ear sustained injuries worth
mentioning.
The Star Theatre percentage, for
a week in January swelled the Charity
Fund TO the amount of $40. Have you
done your share in the good work E?
If every business man would do as
well as Ben Brown has, there would
be funds enough to make sure of warm
and suitable clothing for every needy
child in our community.