Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-08-18
YOUR RELATIVES-FRIENDS

Cotton batting, 12c, 25c, 40c, SOC,
per roll. Rogers.
New fall suits and coats just re-
ceived at NJ. j. Felix.
Blair Sherrick made a business
trip to Lacrosse Thursday.
VIM. WEIGH is putting a new porch
and steps on his residence.
Mrs. n. A. Bowman has been very
ill but is now much improved.
New wool plaid dress goods now
being displayed at NJ. ]. Felix
Miss Mabel Thompson departed
for her work in Detroit Monday.
You may carry away wolfe dress
at half price from Suttle & Tate's.
All the sugar you want at 23c
per pound at Johnson & Vigdahrs.
Get tamerac or oak plank for
bridges and stable floors of Thayer.
-Skagen, tailor, over Rogers store.
First class tailoring and dry cleaning.
Second shipment of ladies fall
suits just received at Suite & Tate's.
Rag rugs, one week, size 27x54,
special sale price S1.45 each. Rogers.
-kodaks, cameras, and everything
tfor. amateur photographers, at Town
ers'.
One big laugh-will Rogers in
Cupid the Cowpuncher tonight, Thurs
day.
-Thayer is selling lot Of general
purpose lumber at very reasonable
prices.
For one week on,y,wool fiber rugs
27X54, special sale price S1.15 each at
Rogers.
Thomas Atkins is back from sum
naer school session at Wisconsin uni
versity,
Non breakable saw teeth dressing
combs, l5c, 25c, S5c, soc, soc, 75e each.
Rogers.
Ali summer dresses at just one
half price while they last at Suttle
& Tate's.
Ladies and children's winter. coats
ready for the early buyer at Suttle
& Tate's
u. NJ. Shreve, jim Fleming and
Henry Moon drove to Boscobel to at
tend the fair.
-Torger Fortney came back Sun
day from a week at Waukesha spent
in taking mud baths.
Carl Curtis and Whitney Morri-
son and wives left Sunday for weeks
fishing trip at the river
Miss Julia Tuhus came Friday
from Chicago to spend a few days
with her brother, Ole o. Tuhus.
Miss Dora Olson, bookkeeper at
the creamery, left Monday on a ten
day vacation trip to Minneapolis.
Mrs. Erick Larson and Mrs. Geo.
Mckinney entertained for Mrs Nels
Lavold of Fts Atkinson on Friday af-
ternoon.
IT. c. Knudson and family are
back from four weeks motor trip
through southern Minnesota and the
Dakotas.
Mrs. 7. Amundson is here from
Minneapolis to spend several weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Thompson.
-Branson Potts, Ruel Fleming, E.
M. Nye, Carl Curtis and Eddie Ander-
son spent Thursday fishing on the riv-
er near DeSoto.
Carl Curtis is enjoying a weeks
vacation from duties as city carrier of
the northern district. Graydon Slack
is taking his place.
james Butterfeld and wife drove
down from Chetek Friday to spend
two weeks with Tom Potts and other
relatives in this vicinity.
Prof. r. l.. Heindel and family
left by car Saturday morning to spend
two weeks at Platteville and other
southern Wisconsin points.
Il. c. Boyle is having a modern
coal conveyor installed at his yards.
1t is thirty feet high, and is capable
of moving car of coal every two
hours.
w. P. Fleming and Miss Hannah
Hanson motored to Lacrosse Wednes-
day. Miss Ruth Fleming returned
with them after visit at the Hiles
home
implement Dealer P. o. Running
en- of Stoddard had probate business
here Thursday. He says tobacco har-
vest commences in his locality this
week.
Mrs. S. G. Bronson of Duluth, and
nephew, Gardner English of Minnea-
polls, came Friday to spend two weeks
at the J. p. Joyce home. Mrs. Frank
English arrived Monday.
"A freight car trailer on Friday
afternoons Southeastern train Jumped
the track between here and Westby.
The train left it and arrived a little
late; going back and getting it in af-
ter nine o'clock.
W E. Lawton and family and F.
M. Minshall motored to Boscobel and
took in the fair. Miss Elizabeth
Schmilrler returned home with them
after a five-week visit at the Gold
smith home.
The Farmers Store is showing a
nice line of knit sweaters and scarfs.
They also have their fall and winter
coats on display. Now is the time to
make your selection Of fall and win
ter clothing needs from a full line
The Thompson orchestra of Madi-
son, scheduled to play here Thursday
night, did not arrive. They got as far
as. WauZeka, and both the main line
and branch trains were stopped by
floods. A local pickup orchestra came
to the rescue, and STATS was cleared
for the benefit of the local team.
In spirit of thankfulness, Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Craigo wish the Cen
son to express their gratitude for the
many acts of kindness ard substan-
tial remembrance given thtm by Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Weleh, the Members of
the Christian church, Pleasant Ridge
neighbors, and their friends generally,
since the loss of their home by fire.
Ask yourself as to how you are
getting along. You have a pretty
good idea whether or not your eyes
are working vigorously and properly
| transmitting the worlds sight mes
sages to your brain. If you suffer
from any kind of eye detection or ia
tigue you should at once have your
eyes tested by DR.. Evenson of La