Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-16
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

Plays worth while at the Star.
Mary Miles Minter tonight
Thursday.
Mr.. Otto Griffin spent the week
END at Madison.
Take advantage of Stoll & Groves
sale of oyercoats.
Kenneth Larson spent Tuesday
with friends at Cashton.
/ Blankets and comforts at a great
discount at Suite & Tate's.
I -Jeweler Edw. Harrington has add
ed an artistic screen in his store.
-Sal-vet will more than save the
price of itself in feed. o. E. Davis.
Mr.. John Powell of West Lima
was business caller in the.city Mon
day.
Sam Ellefson has installed Will
lys Light plant on his farm at Brook
vile.
We still have few suits and
coats at one-half price at Suttle &
MIR. A. L. Davidson of LaFarge
was business caller in the city Sat
urday.
I Mrs. Charlie Parker and Miss Fay
Smith spent Sunday with Lacrosse
relatives.
Miss Selma Anderson of Reads
town is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. T..
Jacobson.
If you have foot trouble of any
kind see graduate practipedist. Stoll
& Groves
Ask for Pilot overalls and jack
cts at the Blue Front Store, Ellefson
& Johnson.
Mrs. r. w. Grover returned Tues
! l.. E. q. -,,s@ .
and Chicago.
Mrs. Chester MinshaIl was down
from Westby Monday to attend the
Chase-Nye party.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. James of Won
ewoc, were guests at the f Halver-
son home Sunday.
j. NJ. Shreve went to Appleton
Tuesday to attend state convention
: of real estate men.
j. w. Thayer has several parties
looking for both farms and city
houses at right prices.
Miss Lulu James of Duluth, Min
nesota, is a guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. L. E. johnson.
j. w. Lucas was called to Cynthi-
ana, Kentucky, Sunday by the serious
illness of his only sister.
Mrs. Chris WEIGH and daughter.
Mrs. Tracy, of Pleasant Ridge are up
again after serious illness.
Mrs. j. III. Quick has been very
seriously i'll for the past week, but is
now practically out of danger.
You should attend the great
slaughter sale at Favor's harness shop
I if you need anything in harness.
We have complete line of the
Ball-Band light and heavy rubbers.
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson & john
son.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Sunwick
have as their guest, the latter's sister,
Mrs. w. II. Dandschulz of Dubuque,
Iowa.
--Rogers' new spring showing of
ladies bungalow aprons has arrived.
Prices from Soc to $1.75. Drop in and
see them.
Captain c. II. Nye has nearly re-
covered from his broken arm sustain
ed in a fall at the home of his son,
f. M. Nye, four weeks ago.
p. C. Fortney and DR.. G. y. Mead
and SON autoed to Richland Center and
return Sunday. The doctors parents
returned with them for visit.
Mr. Frank Williams returned Sat
urday from Biloxi, Mississippi. Mrs.
II. D. Williams and Mrs. Fields will
remain in the south until April.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Hook and
Mrs. George Griffin spent Sunday with
Mrs. Jonathan Gift of LaFarge, who
is i'll with sciatic rheumatism.
| Mrs. Ermon Cass is home from the
Grarlaview hospital in Lacrosse
where she submitted to an operation
for the removal of her tonsils.
/ ---Shreve Realty Co. traded Chas.
Suffers farm near Red Mound to Amos
Kegiey of Neilsville. Mr.. Suffer gets
the Groves residence property in Ni+
Miss Celia Frohock, daughter of
Mr.. ard Mrs Bert Frohock, was taken
TO a Lacrosse hospital Sunday, where
she submitted to an operation for APP
ipendicitis.
Edward Lind has accepted the
agency for { re Selz line o ( ladies'
shoes and has installed new shelving
lin his store to care for them when
they arrive
When you write, don't just use a
! pen or q pencil. Use a Parker or a
/ Conklin fountain pen and an Ever
sharp pencil Carl C. Coe is showing
fine assortment of them.
! Word is received from Prairie
du Chen that Grocer Henry Johnson
is almost himself again and that he
will probably be able to return to bust
! ness duties in few weeks.
-Telford Call, Albert Fladhammer,
Harry Cade and Ed Midthun brought
lin Mr.. Calls tobacco crop Tuesday,
delivering to Nels Fortney. He sold
early at 40cents, and had 5000 pounds.
The PINE TREEMILKER is used
I BY pabst Stock Farm and hundreds of
other large successful dairymen, Get
more milk and get it cheaper. Fred
wv Myers, Stoddard, Wis. Write or
see me. tt
Prank Love and family of north
ern Wisconsin spent a few days at the
Halbert Smith home, being summoned
to Readstown on the sad mission of at
tending the funeral of Mrs. Galloway,
sister of Mrs Love.
Alex Nelson brought in his five
acre crop of tobacco on Tuesday. His
lneighbors. Andrew Hoveland, Hilmer
Bolstad and Thrund jacobson, helped
him deliver. Friend Alex added $4,000
to his bank roll in the deal.
Have your harness oiling done by
the modern scientific method which
Harnessmaker Carl Enggaard has in
stalled in his shop. The whole har-
ness, buckles aud all, are oiled-the
only way the job should be done. If