Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-09-08

lem, Wisconsin, spent the past week
at the James Welch home.
The M. E. Epworth League had
welner and marshmallow roast at
Seas Branch Thursday evenig.
There is place for everything.
There is a place to paint; there is a
place to buy paint. 0. E. Davis.
A. E. Smith and family and F. NJ.
Mlnshall drove to Marshfeld, incident
ally billing the fair along the way
We can furnish silos on three days
notice in any size. See US at once.
John E. Nuzum & Sons Lumber Co.
&C. S. Slack and wife took Miss
Esther to Lacrosse Monday, she going
on to Minneapolis to attend school.
The Asbury NJ. E. Church will
have an ice cream social Saturday
night, September IL, at Oscar Selin's.
Mrs. William Cameron and little
son Billy and Mrs. Hall of Lacrosse
visited at the Earl Akin home Tues
day.
County Clerk Moore announces
that he is now ready to furnish hunt
ing licenses to Vernon county sports
men.
Ladies suits of serge, trieotine,
velour, velvet, broadcloth ETC., with
and without fur collars at Suttle &
Tate's.
We are now showing complete
line of the famous Ralston shoes for
fall. The Blue Front Store, Eilefson
& Johnson.
Harry Dennis and Carl Wrobel
accompanied NJ. A. Smith to Cornell
and Chippewa Falls on land seeking
trip last week.
Geo. Rabbit and daughter of
Sioux Falls, South Dakota, are visit
ing Herb Rabbit. He left Viroqua
several years ago.
Better get those tobacco lath
while the getting is good. We still
have them. John z. NuZum & Sons
Lumber Company. So oa
Scholars, attention. You need
Eversharp pencils and Croker foun-
toms jewelry store.
Undertaken A.A.Fessler and wife
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Book of La
Crosse were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Akin.
mension boards, shiplap, flooring,
posite the creamery.
EVIL III htAtt SOOdoS AdnACo
misses, and children's and infants
sweaters, tams ,turbans, mittens, scarfs
etc, at Suttle & Tate's.
ALI ten cent editions of piano mu-
sic will be advanced to Is cents on
September 18th. Buy now at the old
price Brown Music Co.
Mrs. Thos. Costing Sr. is at home
again after a six weeks visit in Mil
waukee with her son and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Costing, Jr.
Mrs. Henry Schoenroek, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James WEIGH of Pleasant Ridge, re-
turned to her home in Minnesota.
Our fall line of mems and boys
caps are now on display. We are
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & johnson.
Rugs! Rugs! Splendid values in
seamless velvets, brussels and Amin
lister rugs and a large assortment,
special prices. Oscar Anderson, Reads
| town. 35-2
| Mystic Workers will meet next
Tuesday evening in the Williams hall
above the meat market. Election of
officers and refreshments. All men,
bers should attend.
DIR. and Mrs. A. p Minshall drop
ped in Tuesday to remain in the old
home for a month. The doctor is
looking hale and hearty and is en-
thusiastic about California climate.
| Miss Bertha Schoonover of Lone
Rock, now teaching in Westby High
school, came down Friday to spend a
couple of days at the home of heI
cousin, Ellis Schoonover and family.
Sam Henry of near Springvint
fell from the top of his tobacco shed
this afternoon and was badly injured
Two doctors are there and just how
serious are his injuries is not yet
known.
Piano teachers and students car
save money by selecting the standard
editions of music at 10 cents per copy
After September 18th the price will bt
Is cents. Send for catalog. Brown
Music Co.
Probably the last open air concert
of the season will be presented in tbs
Park next Friday night. Most all o.
the old members are home this week
A large band and pleasing program Il
assured.
Have YOU renewed your maya
zines with Howard Thayer? Don
forget that he wants both your new
and renewal subscriptions for ALI
MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS
Phone lao
Mr.. C. r. Bishop and daughte
Doris of West Salem, Victor Cove
of St. Louis, Mo-. Robert Stevens o
Worthwhile, South Dakota and DR.. Ro
bert English of 0conto, were week-en'
guests at the Thayer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mccall an
daughter Ethel have returned from
two weeks visit at the home of IN
and Mrs s. E. Stoddard at Shortsvlllt
New York. Before returning they Wis
ited Niagara Falls and many othe
places of interest.
George Henry's team made a 1--we
llv run from Nuzum's lumber yard 7
John Sides corner, Monday, where IN
team split. barked the trees along tn
boulevard. and landed the wagon o
the lawn. One horse was injured an
ttbe harness badly broken up.