Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-01-19

Fox comedies Monday and Tuesday.
All accounts due me are requested
paid at once at Farmers Bank. ]. W.
Thayer.
-Hipress, the best you can buy in
rubber footwear sold only at Stoll &
Groves
4 Big values in sheep-lined coats at
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson e.
johnson.
Ask for Pilot overalls and jackets
at The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
johnson.
-Jeweler Carl C. Coe has amply
provided for ali your needs in his line
with stock that is wide il both var
iety and price.
Halle Green and Carlos Buchan-
an and wives drove over from La
Fargo Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Somerfeld
and Miss Leone Heck spent the past
week in Milwaukee.
Hon. and Mrs. Hugh Porter re-
tceived a visit from their son, Judson,
of Madison last week.
Mems high grade work Shoes at
$3.50 and $500 at The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson e. Johnson.
Landlord and Mrs. Torger Fort
ney passed week with DR.. and Mrs.
Fortney at Zumbrota, Minnesota.
/ Ask us about the free can ofWhite
or Ivory enamel, if you are contem-
plating inside painting. o. E. Davis.
i Mr. Gabriel Dolen has returned to
Their treatment his eye, in hospital
there.
DIR. and Mrs. Wade Harrington
drove up from Viola Saturday, spend
ing Sunday at the Ed Harrington
home.
Extra special prices on all our
suits and overcoats during January
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
johnson.
H. S. Chapman orders his Censor
ichanged from Hillsboro to Merrimac,
having taken up his abode at the lat
ter place.
Arrange your plans so as to at
tend the basket social and dance at the
Woodman hall, Friday evening, Jan
uary 2Sth. 3-2
We are mighty pleased to see F.
i w. Alexander around again after an
ILLNESS which kept him confined to the
house for six weeks.
RI. ]. Brye is in Florida looking
after land he holds there and will
doubtless visit his two sons before re-
turning to Springville. 30
Why worry over hired help? Get
Ia PINE TREE MIXER. and milk
those cows better and cheaper. See
Myers, Stoddard, Wis. 2-2
Mildred Harris Chaplin plays in
Polly of the Storm Country at the
Star Monday and Tuesday. This is
4 an exceptionally fine picture.
"A So pound son arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Geddes
at Liberty Pole on Saturday, January
rs. This is the first son. They have
four daughters.
Louis Sylvester, who makes his
home on the Louis l.. Thompson place,
is very seriously i'll with pneumonia.
His advanced age of 20 years makes
recovery difficult
Guaranteed INDIANA Stave silo,
Most efficient on the market, Lasts a
life time. Special discount this month.
For prices and easy terms see Fred
W. Myers, Stoddard, Wis. %
Take note of the big grocery spe-
Gals which johnson & Vigdahl are of
fering up to January Goth. Read their
advertisement on an inside page of
this issue. 1t will save you money.
Mrs. Lloyd Smith went to La
Crosse Sunday, returning with her sis
ter, Mrs. G. w. Peterson, who spent
four weeks at the hospital following
operation for removal of gall stones.
Il Editor and Mrs. Goldsmith were
called to Boscobel by the Illness of
their son, Sunday, the latter remaining
to assist in his care. Mrs. Slime ac-
companied them to Soldiers Grove and
return.
-Fredrick Dyson is home from the
University. He had contemplated fin
ishing this semester but was called
home to assist his father because of
sickness on the Part of some Of the
Eckhart employees.
&C. T. Forum returned Sunday
from Pierpont, South Dakota. He
was summoned there by the death of
his sisters husband, Knute Severson.
Mrs. Severson will be remembered here
as Mrs N. E. Dahl.
Il VIM. p. Fleming is making fine
progress following operation at La
Crosse and vill be home the latter
part of the week Reports from Gro
Ger Henri johnson are very discourage
ing, we regret to say.
Bonn, in Viroqua, Sunday morn
ing, to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Yttri of
North Dakota, a daughter. There are
no doctors near their farm in North
Dakota, so they came back to the old
home to welcome the little one.
i Have your harness oiling done by
the modern scientific method which
lHarnessmaker Carl Enggaard has in
stalled in his shop. The whole har-
ness, buckles and all, are oiled--the
only way the Job should be done If
While visiting at the home Of her
scs, T. G. Knutson, in this city, Mrs.
TX. Knutson of Cottonwood, Minnesota,
submitted to an operation for double
cross eyes. She is IS years old, and
has suffered from the condition since
birth.
--Assemblynan Chas. Cole Of Doug
las county, uncle of Bert Dustin, drop
ped in Friday to visit at the Dustin
home. The Censor enjoyed a very
pleasant chat with the gentleman. He
returned to the session at Madison on
Monday.
Grandma Broadhead dropped in
. Thursday TO renew Censor dues. We
dare say her equal does not exist in
) the state of Wisconsin. Last year
J she heaved four tons of black dia-
lmonds into her stove without assist
ance, is doing the same this year
keeps her own house and gets around
J on the street mid snow and storm with
) lall the yigor of her Viking ancestors
all this in her Seth year.