Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-06-23
YOUR RELATIVES-FRIE

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Cashier Lotus Of De Soto drove
up on business Thursday.
! Miss Flora Collier is a guest at
the F. H. Williams home.
| Curtis Bevington of Minneapolis
| is q guest of the Packards.
Cashier Earnest Yaeger of West
by was in the city Thursday.
! Grin and Walter Bean drove home
from Wisconsin university Tuesday.
| -Skagen. tailor, over Rogers store
First-class tailoring and dry cleaning.
Fred Dyson is home from Uni
versity of Wisconsin, making the trip
by car.
We still have a few spring coats
and skirts at reduced prices. Surenson
& Thompson.
Ed. j. Riley departed yesterday
for Montana to see his brother Frank,
who is quite i'll.
Mrs. George Holmes of Platte
vile is spending a few days at the
Paul Graf home.
Mrs. Norman Peterson of Tracy,
Minnesota, is paying visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. Levi Lake.
Henry Flikke and Tilman Ram
sett are home from Wisconsin Univer-
sity, arriving Sunday.
George Livingston drove in from
Livingston, the old home, Monday, on
his way to Eau Claire.
Mrs Rudolph WOlfgram is at La
Crosse spending a few days with her
sister, Mrs. Paul Lawrence.
Dorothy Trowbridge is home from
Spokane, Washington, where she has
taught school the past year.
Ora Rabbit is home from Wis
consin University, and Miss Ina Rab-
bitt from La Crosse Normal.
F. NJ Towner has a few more
gals Of paint which he is CLOSING
OUT from $3.50 to $500 per gal.
Rev. T. r. Sweger is here from
Cooperstown, North Dakota, to spend
two weeks with his brother, Stanley.
For the first time in over year
we have a complete assortment of
styles. Prices $500 to $500. Rogers.
If you want good thrifty tobacco
plants use Nitrate Soda on the beds.
Price 10c PEE pound at 0. E. Davis
Drug Store.
Albert Hopp has resigned his po-
sition at J. j. Henry's grocery, and is
now filling a similar position at Os-
trem's store.
A basket sociable viii be held at
John Thompson place near Bud, Fri
day evening, June rs, for the benefit
Of the parsonage.
Ed Lind still has few pair of
shoes of the old SELF stock - ladies'
$3.50 dress shoes which he will sell
at $1,000 per pair.
Frank Wise and family are NOV
ing into the pretty residence just con-
81, &c Aba ,,,ilI II &c &c
tinted brick and stucco.
--Jeweler Edward Harrington is
showing the latest styles of bracelet
watches for wOmen-the Marine. Bet
ter drop in and see them.
Sheriff Rogers conveyed to Men
dota state asylum, Ordo Hart of
Chaseburg community, aged forty.
He had been there before.
Take a camera with you on your
trip. Then let Jasperson develop
your film and print your pictures. 1t
viii be done to satisfy you.
You can get chocolate, straw
berry, grape nut and New York ice
cream by the dish or in bulk every day
at Geo Pencils restaurant. 22-tf
Attorney Adolph Heinz motored
to Hillsboro and return Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Graf, Mrs. Holmes and
Ira fainter accompanied him.
Marie Sanwick was called home
from nursing duties at Chicago by the
illness of the children of her brother,
Adolph. They are much improved.
Hanger Poles and Tobacco Lath
at c. l.. Colman Lbr. Yard. Get what
you will need at once and avoid paying
a higher price later in the season. 25-2
We will give $500 knit necktie
to the man making the first score in
the Fourth of July ball game. The
Blue Front Store. Ellefson & Johnson.
There is bigger chance to-day
than there ever was. 1t is for you to
lay hold Write Mankato Commercial
College Mankato, Mimi, for catalogue.
Mrs. Clarence Nelson of Westby
was operated upon at La Crosse-a few
days ago. Viroqua friends will be
pleased to know that she is improving
nicely.
Farmers, remember that you can
deliver your eggs to the Viroqua Egg
Market every Saturday night until 8
o'clock. Bring them your eggs and
poultry.
Mrs. Bernard Curtis left this
morning for La Crosse where she will
submit to an operation for appendi-
citis Bernard came from Milwaukee
and went with her.
Mrs Frances Bronson has sold her
neat little cottage on Wash. Ave. to
Henry Moon who takes up their resi-
dence there Immediately. Mrs. Bron-
son will locate in Madison.
Esther, Helen and Howard Will
Hams came home Monday night from
their auto trip, leaving Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams at Madison for a visit with
Captain and Mrs. Buffers.
BEST in the Long Run" That's
the slogan which has made Goodrich
tires famous. Nj. o. Larsen still has
a few of them which he is selling at
the old price. Better get in on this
before it is too late.
Mr.. Asplund, residing south of
Liberty Pole, has been suffering from
severe pains in the head for several
days. On Monday, George Jerman
went with him to La Crosse hospital
to find the nature of his trouble
Prof. Earl fainter of Raleigh,
North Dakota, arrived home for a
short visit, and left Saturday to at
tend summer school at Lacrosse. He
has accepted a principalship in the
northern part of the state for next
year
Fred Rogers has bought a Miller
Hay Unloader of Chas. S. Slack & Co.
See Slack and order an Unloader and
save hay by doing faster work than