Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-08-04
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

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Man?
Harold stoll drove to Lacrosse
| Thursday.
Roy Lyons of Winona is visiting
with Winston Moore.
-Margie Lane Coe of Cashton vis-
tied with her father last week.
Clarence X Anderson was down
from CashtOn on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Jerry NJ Bann visited the
old home, Richland Center. last week.
The greatest photography ever
screened in Crimson Shoals, Monday
and Tuesday.
Eugene Helgeson and NJ. T. Van
derbilt and wives motored to LYNX
vile Thursday.
Rose Olson, D. C. Chiropractor
Office at Mrs. S. NJ. Kier's residence.
5th house south of Christian church.
Mrs. Martin Brearton and chill
dren of Aberdeen, South Dakota, are
! listing her mother and other rela-
hJes.
Ladies' white silk gloves. zoe
quality, sale price soc per pair. Our
75c quality, sale price 49c per pair.
Rogers.
You will wonder at how it is done.
See the wonderful big special, Grim
son Shoals, at the Star Monday and
I, Tuesday
When yel' want a good kodak,
Jasperson has it. Come and see.
And he'll show you how to operate it
properly.
Mrs. Charlotte vonSecht and Carl
Theige and wife of Minneapolis are
visiting the former home near Three
! Chimneys.
The Colman Lumber Co. have
car of hard coal, nut size, on the track
This is a good time to fill your bin.
Order at once.
Miss Latta has installed in her
restaurant new Armour fountain and
is now ready to cater to your wants
in the soda line
If you will use / part Besto Dip
and 2 parts kerosene and spray your
stock, you will not be bothered with
flies. o. E. Davis.
See some of those fine farms near
Westby before you buy. Something to
select from. Inquire of T. J. Thor
son & Son, Westby 3O-2
Rev J. E. Cooke and family mo-
tored here Thursday from Reedsburg
1t was under his administration that
the new NJ. f. church was erected,
You will be satisfied with both the
quality and the price of any watch,
ring or article which you buy at the
Carl G. Coe jewelrye store. Call and
see.
Don't get into rut. Be wide
awake to new development, and let
the Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, Mimi, point the way. Send for
catalog.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. W. Reagan
left Sunday for a months visit among
relatives in Dakota and Montana. The
family accompanied them as far as
| Lacrosse.
Oscar Prescott Of Tomah came
here to consult with DR.. VIM. Trow-
bridge, Wednesday. He missed his
train and Rev. Harris drove him
| to Sparta.
Otto HelgesOn came Thursday to
spend two weeks at the old home. He
is manager of the furnishing depart
ment in big store at Devils Lake,
North Dakota
Rev. Grimsby of Minneapolis, who
has been visiting his parents and rel
atives in this vicinity the past month
was taken to the hospital at La Crosse
I SuuutD ttltleSSs
Paul Garin viii play with the Sol
diers Grove team at the Fennimore
big days. The best players in South
western Wisconsin will comprise the
four teams who play there.
1T pays to advertise" The Cen
sor believes it does, naturally, and the
front of the new home now sports
fiashy sign that can be read from any
/ "a VI 0f ha ht4gfnacc gft. ttUr.s,lr
lin did it," of course
&C. G. Tenny and Jerome W. Cald-
well motored up from DeSoto Thurs
day in connection with law suit
tried that day. Jerome is the oldest
of Uncle Sans mail carriers for many
years.
A fine treat for the dancers of
this vicinity is offered Thursday night,
August II, when Thompson's orches-
ira of Madison will play. This is one
of the states best orchestras. All
profits of the dance go to the base
ball association. 31-2
Our eyes are the school teachers
of our brain. They must help to in
terpret the messages of our other
senses. Between seventy and eighty
per cent of the children who do not
prograss properly in their studies at
school are backward because of de-
ficient eye-sight. Do not send your
child to school with such impaired Wis
ion equipment Let DIR. Evenson at
Lacrosse, examine into the cause and
make the proper glasses to correct his
failing. Write DIR. Evenson for his
booklet, Conservation Of Vision. It's