Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-04-14
SHORT LOCAL MENTION

Inc biggest snO" gong IN VIA
Kentucky.
Don't forget the Farmers store
when buying your spring coat.
DIR. ortney, Dentist, Office over
Dahl's drl 2 store. Phone 176
-Windoy curtains, ready made and
by the yard, zoe and up at Towner's.
M. A. Smith of Madison was call
ed to Viroqua on business Tuesday.
Mrs. f. Fl. Graves is at Madison
visiting her daughter, Miss Helen.
Ezra White is the new congenial
clerk at Surenson Il Tnompson's store.
Elmer Parr is sick and Martin
Keegan has been taking his place at
Pencils.
Donald Gauper ran down from
Lacrosse to spend a few days with
his parents.
w. c. T. U. will meet at the rest
room of the Farmers Bank on Tues
day, April 10th.
Alice Joyce in a fire production
/ Saturday and Sunday and another
screaming comedy.
Shreve, Treseder & Shreve has
sold the old Jerome Favor home to
Mrs. Clara Nelson.
james Snodgrass has purchased
Mrs Hayes house and viii move into
the same on May lst,
Have your rooms finished in the
new sanitary way By J. II. Quick,
painter. Telephone 366M.
See our complete line of snappy
spring ueckWear. The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson q Johnson.
Roy Showan has moved his fam
lily here from ReadstoWn, occupying
rooms above Felix store
Rose Olson, d. c. Chiropractor
Office at Mrs. S. M. Kier's residence.
9Th house south Of Christian church.
If you want good tornado, fire or
lightning insurance, and want quick
settlement after losses, see John Kro-
gan. 1873
Mrs r. A. Snearley has rented
her residence on North Main street to
Earl Akin, who took possession Mon
day.
-Hilmer Asbjornson writes the
home folks that he has been trans
ferred from Illinois to Ardmore, Ok
lahoma.
-Knute o. sordahl has departed
for Norway to spend three months
amongchildhood scenes, after So years
absence.
Our stock of children's colored
wash dresses is now complete. Don't
fail to see these pretty garments. SUIT
tie & Tate's.
New summer dresses, white and
colored, made of wolfe, beach cloth
bingham, etc, now to be seen at SUIT
tie & Tate's.
We are glad to report that Rufus
Hendrickson has so far recovered from
his severe fall of last week as to be
able to be out.
The two Neverslip caterpiller
tractors purchased by the county have
arrived and are in service. They are
powerful brutes.
Seems natural to see the "buzz
wagons" on the go again. Country
roads are smoothing out nicely under
the patrolmen's care.
Bernard Johnson spent the week
end in Milwaukee, meeting eastern
clothing men there and buying for the
Ellefson & Johnson firm.
Select your spring shirts now.
Our assortment of the new patterns
is now complete The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & johnson.
And the election officials do in
sinuate that r. w. Rogerson was elect
ed constable at the late election, but
modestly declined the honor.
Geo. Abbey of Viroqua has traded
his 120-acre Sugar Grove farm and
140-acre town of Viroqua plantation to
Elmer Officer for 240 acres in Barron
county.
Irene Gauper, Mary Waldron June
Slade, Gladys Moon, Beatrice Medium
and Zaleme Kromrey gave Dolores
MeHenry a surprise party on Monday,
her birthday.
Selected University of Wisconsin
Spanish tobacco seed, grown and guar
anteed by H. S. McGiffin of Sparta, is
sold by. johnson e. Vigdahl at the old
price of SOC per ounce. 5-tf
Frightened by the Milwaukee
train, Tuesday morning, Warren Fish's
team ran away, demolishing the sur
ry, harness, breaking off a telephone
pole and throwing the wires across
the track.
-Neighbors and friends sprung a
surprise party on Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Groh Monday night, the occasion be-
ing their 43rd wedding anniversary.
The evening was pleasantly spent with
refreshments and cards.
-L.D.Kellogg came up from Reads
town today enroute to Lacrosse for
eye treatment. Mr.. Kellogg is older
than the state of Wisconsin, but he
doesn't look it. He is one of the Cen
sor's half-century readers.
People who wish to own an Edi-
son machine should call on Mrs. p. f.
Graf, 700 South Main ST., who will
be glad to wait on you. Call and hear
1t or have one placed in your home.
1929
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Schoonover
and little son returned home Wednes-
day. They were suddenly called away
q week ago by the illness and death
of Mr.. Schoonover's mother, Mrs. Or
, lando Schoonover, of Richland Cen
ter.
With great regret we chronicle
the fact that it was found necessary
for Postmaster Cofiland to go to La
Crosse and submit to removal of his
left eye, which has been causing him
much suffering for months. DIR. Mead
accompanied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Getter re-
loice over the arrival of their first
born---a l2-pound boy. the youngster
arriving Saturday And this makes
Albert Getter and wife grand parents.
and Venerable VIM. Getter and wife of
this city great grandparents.
The eyesight of your children is
a practical matter that should engage
your immediate and earnest attention