Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-08-11
SHORT LOCAL MENTION

If you need a garage, buy one of
| Thayer or lumber to make one.
Rev. Ralston and Prof. Kingsley
drove over from LaFarge Monday.
-Everybody's happy and contented
when they eat at Quick's. Try us.
-Surenson & Thompson are still
selling good patent -four az $3.50 per
sack.
Mrs Jack Watson is listing rel
atives and friends at Oxford and Chi
cago.
New fall woolens or display ut
The BLUE Front Store, Eiiiiesson &
VIM. Graf and wife of Chicago are
spending a few days with County
Agent Graf
Anita Stewards big picture in
seven parts, MARY REGAIN Mon
day and Tuesday.
u. E. Paul has put a new porch
on the old A. S. Atkins property, pur-
chased this spring.
Sacrifice prices from now on, I'M
til our remaining spring garments are
closed out. Suite & Tate.
Geo. Groves and wife, and brother
ln-law of Madison, spent Tuesday fish
ing on the river near DeSoto.
F. P. Mcintosh and family re-
turned Monday from a two-weeks'
trip to Edgerton and other points.
Rose Olson, d. G. Chiropractor
Office at Mrs. S. NJ. Kier's residence.
5th house south of Christian church.
Anyone looking for a nice home
rear the city should read "The Chase
Heights" ad in today's For Sale col
umn.
/ 1Fo-,o,. n D.I1 - -
! ily motored to Minoqua Friday to
spend ten days at the Bekkedal re
sort.
George Groves drove to Ross on
| Monday, taking his mother down for a
faw days visit at the Hobe Groves
home.
When you want a good kodak,
Jasperson has it. Come and see.
And he'll show you how, to operate it
properly.
Al Atkins has returned from Vir-
ginia nc purchased property in
Readstown, where he will make his
future home.
The Misses Eva and Carrie Inger-
soil of Pekin, Illinois, and Cope, Colo
RADIO, are visiting their mother, Mrs
NJ Ingersoll.
John Stewart is starting excava-
ton on his lot west of the park, and
| will soon move the old J. E. Shreve
residenee there.
If you will use ! part Besto Dip
and 2 parts kerosene and spray your
stock, you will not be bothered with
flies o. E. Davis.
IS. J. Sauer and family left Mon
day on ten-day vacation trip going
first to Portage where they join rela-
tives in camping trip.
-Asbury Ridge and Coon Prairie
ball teams played rousing game of
ball at Asbury Saturday. Score of
4 to in favor of Asbury.
George Thompson returned o
Hillsboro Monday after an extended
visit with his mother, Mrs. Bort. Mrs.
Thompson is visiting in the east.
The Farmers COOPERATIVE Co. of
Chaseburg will receive live stock at
the Southeastern stock yards every
Monday. Isaac Lavold, Receiver. 32-tf
Beginning with September, until
further notice, the Beavers will meet
the LIST Tuesday of each month at Jas
PERSONS studio. Members take notice.
Nellie Tollefson is enjoying va
cation from clerking duties at Rogers
store, spending the same on camp
ing trip with friends on Lake Mendo-
ia.
| Bernard, son of Frank Zitzner,
has been having a serious time for a
week because of poisoning resulting
from a bee sting below one of his
eyes.
The w. C. t. U. will hold picnic
at the city park Tuesday afternoon,
August IL. All members are urged to
be present as this is the annual meet
ing and election of officers.
Leslie Fisher and wife and two
children are here from Valders to visit
the parental home. All of the Geo.
Fisher family are now at home, and
they are enjoying fine reunion.
/ The Sam Gross and Martin Kee-
gan residences at the foot of the
Main Street hill are having new ce-
ment block foundations installed, and
undergoing general overhauling.
Edward Lind left Tuesday on an
extended western trip. He will spend
a few days with his uncle, Ed Lind, at
Seattle. Robert Randall will have
charge of the store while he is away.
Geo. P. Bradish, city engineer of
Lacrosse and Supt. Pete Waller of the
Southeastern, were in Viroqua Tues
day consulting with city officials on ar
ranging for water outlet on North
Main Street.
The 18th annual convention of the
Wisconsin Circuit Court Clerks as
ISOLATION meets at Lacrosse August
20 and 81 Clerk A. ID. Helgeson is a
member of the judiciary committee,
and will attend.
Buick Dealer Chas. NJ. Clark ex-
poets to have 1921 Buick on display
in few days. The new car is q
"pippin" Charlie says, and you'd bet
tier hold your order until you get a
chance to see one
Ira Casperson and wife eft for
Zion Saturday morning. Ruby and
Goldie Stewart accompanied them to
remain two weeks at the old home at
Waukegan, Illinois. Mr.. and Mrs.
Casperson return today.
Margaret Drinkwine and Frances
Older went to Walter Gilman's farm
in Crawford county, Friday, returning
Saturday evening. They left Tuesday
by car for Boscobel to visit E. S. Wa
tiers and take in the fair.
j. W. Thayer has shipped from
! his timber operations in Ashland
county lot of shed boards, sheeting
! flooring, drop siding and dimension
lumber which is being sold at prices
that should interest all users Of lum-
Der.
"A fine treat for the dancers of
this vicinity is offered Thursday night,