Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-04-21

Captain Heinz spent Thursday in
Cashton.
-Supt. Neprud was in Lacrosse or
business Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Moseng visited
at Readstown Sunday.
| Emil J. Hanson is now driving a
| Baby Grand Chevrolet.
All styles of Kirsch curtain rods
at the old prices at Towners.'
Go to Towner's for your window
shades and window draperies.
Some very fine new silk dresses
and fancy wolfe dresses. Rogers.
Before buying your new cream
separator, have talk with Buchanan
| Bros. 15-tf
Roy Showan and Fred Thompson
are now employed at Pennell's resta-
urant
Emil j. Hanson spent a few days
in Madison trying % secure more
Chevrolet cars.
We have received a new shipment
of wash skirts. Come in and see
them. Rogers.
You will find very complete
line of the popular Pyrex baking glass
ware at Towner's.
-Towner is showing the very latest
patterns in wall paper at far below
present market values.
-Elgin made shirts. See our LAT
est arrivals for new spring wear at
The Blue Front Store ,Ellefson & John
son.
Mrs. Ady returned to Lacrosse
Saturday where she will remain for
week taking further medical treat
ment.
We can shoe the whole family.
You'll find good line of shoes and
oxfords for men, women and children
at Surenson & Thompson's.
We are selling the Primrose
cream separator made by the Interna-
tional Harvester Co. See US before
buying that new machine Buchanan
Bros. 15-tf.
j. A. Hayes drove over from La
Fargo on business Thursday. He was
accompanied by Thomas Huffer of La
Fargo and E. A. Mccullough of Tun-
mel City.
In addition to the $4,000 Officer
farm transfer last week, Ole Anderson
sold the M. o. Hill cottage to Ed Gors-
line, who will occupy the same the
first of June
Robert Benson purchased from
Nels Fortney a part of the old Ter
hume property and moved the same
to a lot in the Butt edition. Tom
SHELLS crew did the job.
In announcing the death of the
Wiganowsky child last week we were
in error. Mi. and Mrs. Charles Wig
anowsky sustained the bereavement,
not Willard Wiganowsky.
We have just received a splendid
assortment of neck-ties. They are
beauties and you viii like them. Come
in and look them over. The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
&C. +. Bennett, merchant at Dell,
was here Saturday to renew for the
Censor and advertise cement stave
silos, of which he has sold eleven in
his immediate vicinity.
To loan on land, several thousand
dollars. At 1870 off, several auto
tires. Several bushels early potatoes
To trade Uncle Sam AZ. bonds. S67
guaranteed. W. E. Butt. 1862
The dropping of cipher in F. w.
Alexander's insurance ad last week
made it read that a 500 policy had
only cost $3.50 in IS years, when it
should have read ga $1,000 policy"
-Sterley May has disposed of his
old place near the Southeastern depot
and purchased Miss Towers modern
residence property in the Butt edition.
Consideration about 5000.
&C. L. Peterson has been adding to
the appearance of Main street this
week, putting fine plate glass front
in Romans building, replacing five
sills in the Williams building and will
do the Sc n ; at the postoffice.
The members of Rockton Masonic
lodge have voted and petitioned the
grand lodge to permit them to move
to LaFarge, where the larger town
will permit of more rapid growth and
better work on the part of the order.
"A great pageant representing the
India Mass Movement will be put on
at the Methodist church on Friday
evening by two experts from India and
score of our own young people. No
charge for admission. 1t is a big af-
fair.
What is the greatest question?
What is life's greatest riddle? What
way does the street of never returning
lead to? Thousands of other ques-
lions remain unanswered. See the
wonderful picture The Greatest Cues
ton at the Star Thursday and Friday.
10-30c.
All ballots cast for the Teachers
Tour to Europe should be sent to Miss
Pinch at Hillsboro at once as the Mill
waukee Journal is soon to fix date
AFTER which all votes executed more
than two weeks prior 10 that date will
not be accepted. Get all ballots in at
ONCE before they are invalidated.
Make returns at least once week.
What will be known as the firm
of Smith & Slack, has just been estab-
lished in Viroqua, for the purpose of
giving the people Of Vernon county
every service possible in the form of
insurance. Both gentlemen are we'll
known in this community, Mr.. Smith
having long been connected with our
County Training School in this city,
and Mr.. Slack, son of Chas s. Slack
of Viroqua, has for some time been in
insurance work. While Mr. Smith is
at present local manager of the Lake
Forest Land Co. of Madison. Wis, he
also expects to retain this position in
connection with his new work.