Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-05-12

All styles of Kirsch curtain rods
at the old prices at Towners.'
Mems fine Connolly dress shoes,
$3.50 to $3.50, at NJ. J. Felix
Mrs. H. P. Proctor, Jr., entertain
ed the Bridge Club on Tuesday.
Will Storer of Ross vicinity was
in town on business last Wednesday
-Children's and misses wash dress
rs, at reasonable prices at NJ. J. Felix
County Agent Graf spent the end
of last week on business at Hillsboro.
See the Elmbro photograph at
Froiland's store, before you buy else
where.
Mrs. H. E. Packard sustained a
broken wrist Monday by falling from
a chair.
Rogers is showing a nifty line of
white wash skirts in poplins and CAB
erdines.
Children's and misses middys a
big assortment to choose from at M.
J. Felix
Col. C. M. Butt has been i'll for a
few days but is now much improved
in health.
Mrs. Chas. Walsh of Merrill, Wis,
is guest at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. VIII H. Ady.
Es
successor to Mr.. Hoyt, was in the city
last Wednesday.
Men wanted at the Colman Lum-
Der Company yard. No lost time on
account of bad weather
"A big assortment Of mems caps in
brown, blue, greene and mixtures at
$500. See M. j. Felix.
Mrs. c. V. Porter returned from a
two weeks visit with her son in the
northern part of the state.
When you need groceries, go to
Froiland's store. They are always
fresh and the price is right
Buy farm. See T. j. Thorsen
& Son of Westby. They have good
farms for you to select from.
Finish the week right. Attend the
Saturday night dance at the Opera
House. Good orchestra music.
Miss Irene Suttle entertained a
party of eight ladies at $50 o'clock,
and cards last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Holland spent
last week at Fort Atkinson with Nels
Lavold and wife, returning Tuesday.
Coinage of 2 cent pieces bearing
the image of Theodore Roosevelt is
provided in a bin passed by the sen
ate.
Henry Lindemann was in La
Crosse the latter part Of the week
looking after alterations and painting
of his car.
Prof. Chas. Bush of Minnesota,
was called home by his fathers illness,
and was here for part of last week,
returning to his school last Saturday.
Trade at the store which can fill
your every need. Whether you want
groceries, dress goods, shoes, hats,
hardware or rugs, the Farmers Store
can supply you.
Go to Carl C. Goes jewelry store
and select your commencement gift.
Watches, rings, pens, beads, souvenir
spoons, silverware, cut glass, leather
goods make most appreciated gifts.
For Sale-My 10-room house, all
modern, l block northeast Of Court
House. 215 lots. Fine location and
very desirable property. Inquire of
Mrs. Henry Hendrickson, Viroqua. 1872
e. NJ. Nye enjoyed a four-day va
cation from duties as assistant post
master, passing the time with his par
ents at Viola. 1t is with sincere re-
greet that we learn that Capt. Nye is
very feeble.
Its Oxford time! When selecting
your new Oxfords, remember that fit
is the all-important thing to consider.
Ralston-0xfor hold their shape See
the new styles at The Blue Front, Ell
lefson & Johnson.
johanna Solberg, aged Sc years, in
mate of the county house, died Sunday
night of infrmaties due to advanced
age. Funeral was held at Blooming
dale Tuesday afternoon, the old home
community. Rev. Rondestvedt offici-
ated. The husband and two children
have preceded her in death.
-Chas. s. Slack & Co. have the
Gray Hound line of threshing machin-
cry to distribute in seven counties in
southwestern Wisconsin This is
light machine built in five sizes, the
% inch, and "a inch cylinders being
especially adapted to be run with farm
tractors. They are low down for barn
threshing and light to move about.
See Slack.
While manipulation is a necessary
part Of Osteopathy, it is relatively Of
least Importance. The matter of prime
Importance is locating the mal-adjust-
ed part and interpreting its effects.
This requires an exact and compre-
hensive knowledge of the structure
and uses of all parts of the human
body. Mere skill in manipulating no
more equips an Ostepath than the abil-
ity to hold knife makes surgeon.
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