Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-03-31
SHORT LOCAL MENTION


felt hats at NJ. J. Felix.
Mems and ladies' sweaters, the
kind you want at II. J. Felix
-kirsch curtain rods of all styles
at the old prices at Towners'.
Earl Graves came from Minnes0-
ia TO visit home folk for a few days
Frank Chase came down from La
Crosse Wednesday in Valier's Ford
fiier.
Cashier Lowe If the Chaseburg
Bank transacted business in the coun-
ty seat.
Kenneth Stewart has been very
i'll for the past week but is now able
to sit up.
"A complete new stock of curtain
goods and curtains by the pair at SUIT
tie & Tate's.
For wall paper, many new ideas
at prices far cheaper than market
values. Towner.
Mr.. March, you were a pretty I'M
ruly old month. We say farewell to
you with pleasure.
New assortment of spring caps
just received at the Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & Johnson.
Mrs. Otto 0tteson is spending a
few days with Miss Thelma at Madi-
son and relatives at Lodi.
Robins and song birds a plenty.
Jack Shreve cried two sales in the
eastern part of the. county.
Mystic Workers will hold a leap
year dance Tuesday, April 18th. Good
orchestra music. Price Toe
Major Nj. c. Bergh Of Madison,
was in the city on business two days
last week. He visited Westby also.
-Ole T. Fortney paid the Censor
call Friday and informed US he was
among those who lost sheds in the
storm.
Bert Crume has purchased half
interest in John Denning's barber shop
where he has been employed the past
eight months.
The w. c. 7. U. will hold a moth
ers' meeting next Tuesday afternoon
at the Farmers Bank rest room. All
mothers invited
For a limited time you can get
pocketbooks, purses and bags of all
kinds at the Morrison Jewelry store at
substantial reduction.
Born, Sunday night, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Potts, a baby girl.
Condolences, Mink. Three girls And
you wanted a son and heir.
"A young son of Mr.. and Mrs Thos.
Kilen, near Westby, was thrown from
horse and sustained a fractured
shoulder bone and other injuries.
-Gjert Larson brought back his
daughter Josie, from the hospital
Tuesday, after a three weeks confn-
ment following flu and operation.
The residence property of James
Waldron, near the cemetery grounds,
has been purchased by Richard Ella
colt, whose family viii occupy the
same.
Anita Stewart in the Combat at
the Star Saturday and Sunday. Also
Harold Lloyd in his two reel special
comedy Captain Kids Kids. This is
fine big program.
Mr.. Addison Woodward and Miss
Elsie Fiske, Ontario section, we'll
/ known young people, were married at
Norwalk on March u, and will reside
on a farm near Ontario.
For Sale-Studebaker six cylinder,
passenger automobile. Car has been
used very little and is in fine condition.
| For particulars write or call on Marx
Brothers, Cashton. 1872
The men of the Methodist church
will put on a supper at the church
election afternoon, from o'clock UNI
til all are served, or everything con-
sumed. Price so cents
Treasurer NInshall returned to
County Treasurer Belland $45.14 as
uncollectable out of total tax levy of
over sos, 000-the smallest amount
and the largest levy on record.
Odd Fellows and Rebekas and
| their wives and husbands-a whole
hall full of happy jovial folks-staged
a basket social and ate, danced and
played cards until the wee hours Mon
day night.
John Stoll received a box of lem
ons grown in the door yard of Mrs
/ Clara Bickford at Pasadena, Califor-
mia, one of which weighed Ia pounds
and two Founders have been raised or
the tree.
Editor John Frazier was over
from Prairie du Chen on Saturday
While here he made purchase from the
Censor, of the big newspaper press or
which the Viroqua Republican was
printed during its last years of exist
ence.
! John E. Nuzum and family re.
turned home on Friday, after a winter
passed at Los Angeles, California
They were accompanied by THEN
daughter, Mrs. Stella Fulton, who re
turns to the old town to reestablish q
home, expecting to erect residence
William F. Fisher, wife and sor
Carl, shipped their personal effects to
Bangor, yesterday, having bought g
home in that village, and in their go.
ing this community loses a good fam.
| lily and expresses regret. On then
marriage, more than thirty years ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher moved to Viroqus
from Bangor. Will clerked for many
years in the Smith Hardware, later
| farmed east of the city, which was re.
Gently disposed of.
| The census bureau last week an.
nounced the 1920 population of Wis
consin's Capital City, Madison, as be.
| ing 38,378 which is an increase of over
500. As the student population of the
! University of Wisconsin and other le.
galtransients are not included in these
/ figures the actual inhabitants must
number over $4,000. This is q re-
markable growth when it is recalled
that there has been no boom in Madi-
sons expansion, but that the increase
represents exactly the same percent
age which has been maintained for
decades.
Get Winner tanning mill OF
+ Chas. S. Slack & Co now and grade