Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-01-05
SHORT Personal JOTTING

Stephenson, the better kind of al
wool underwear for m n. Stol &
Groves
Miss Iona E. Slack, instructor in
music, is now located in Three Rivers
Michigan.
You get quality and satisfaction
in every Bradley sweater you buy a;
Stoll & Groves.
-Alladin lamps and their accessor-
les, together with al other lamps and
supplies, at Towner's.
1t is as we say, big production
See Once to Every Woman at the Star
Monday and Tuesday.
/ "A HoOsier Extension roof ought
to be on every silo. See Chas. S
Slack & Co., Viroqua.
/ Dorothy Phillips latest success
Once to Every Woman, at the Star
Monday and Tuesday.
/ Walter Kuebler left Saturday for
/ Chicago where he viii attend the uni
yersity for three months.
Lots of magazine subscriptions
need renewing at this time. Do yours ?
+ Renew with Howard Thayer.
! H. G. Simpkins visited old Viro-
qua friends last Wednesday. They
will soon remove to Milwaukee.
Its not too late to cash in on the
benefits Of storm sash. There is a full
/ line of all sizes at Nuzum's Lumber
/ Yard.
See the wood and steel adjustable
wagon tongues to fit any wagon at
Chas. S. Slack & Cos. Attached in
a jify
Just unloaded a car of hard nut
coal, probably the last car we will get
this season at c. l.. COlman Lumber
Company Yards.
For Sale-A fine new garage at
LaFarge, Wisconsin. Must sell; for
information write John E. Hallada,
Mauston, Wisconsin. 52-2
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Stoddard of
Shortsville, ". Y, are rejoicing over
the arrival of a baby girl. Mrs. Stod-
dard was Merle Mccall.
is your daughter a spoiled child
Make her see Dorothy Phillips in Once
to Every Woman, and she'll stay home
from the dance to do the supper dishes.
Miss Elsie Bhkkken returned to
La Crosse, to resume her studies in a
business university in that city, after
passing the holidays with friends near
Bud
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry johnson and
son of Wausau, and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liams and child of Waukegan were hol-
lday guests at the Grant Johnson
home.
Annual meeting of Bishop Branch
Cheese Co., viii be held at the factory
Saturday evening, January 9Th, at 8
o'clock. All stockholders are urged
to attend.
All former members of the Wo-
mems Literary Club who wish to re-
unite with the same will please meet
at the Bank of Viroqua, Monday, Jan
uary 10, at 2:30
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Lathrop came
from Wausau to spend the holidays
with Editor and Mrs. Graves. Later
Mrs. Lathrop went to Chicago to at
tend grand opera Ga
Back to the farm the best place on
earth. What do you say? See Myers
today, he has got just what you want
at a reasonable price. Terms? Why
the best of terms Buddy. Soft
--Chas. S. Slack & Co. have the
exclusive sale on Greyhound thresh-
ing machinery in southwestern Wis
consin including eleven counties. See
this machine before buying.
We are happy to report that Dr.
Suttle is up and around and continu-
ing to gather strength. Miss Lois who
was called here by his serious illness,
returned to Oakland, California, Mon
day.
Engineer Henry Weber has spent
the last five weeks in Lacrosse hospi-
tai following operation for appended
tbs. 1t will be some time yet before
he can take up his duties on the South
eastern.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. f. Casperson and
daughter came up from Viola and
spent few days at the G. B. Fisher
home. Mrs. Casperson acted as in
stalling officer for the Rebeccas Mon
day night
The Mystic Workers will hold
their first meeting in new hall, above
Romans Thursday, January II. All
members are urged t o b e present.
Special business. Refreshments serv-
ed by the ladies'. Good music.
Real honest to goodness farms,
any size, price or location. Can use
your town or business property in ex-
change for the best of farms. What
have you got? We can deal sure.
Fred W. Myers, Stoddard, Wis. Soft
John B. Denning has finished his
shop and all fixtures in white enamel,
making same as sanitary as is possible
to make place of business. He also
makes the rule that each patron has
clean towels used on him. Protect
yourself and friends by having your
barber work done in place that is
run strictly in accordance with the
State Board of Health sanitary rules.
52-2-p
Mr.. J. E Leverich of Sparta. a
graduate Of the Short Course, and
most successful young farmer, recruits
the Farmers Institute force. Mr.. Lev
erich and his father operate probably
the largest small fruit farm in the
state. He is q member of the Society
of Equity and also of the Sparta Pro
duce Exchange, a most successful mar
keting association. The Leverich farm
has a good dairy herd and successfully
experiments with fertilizers and ad-
vanced farm practices. Hear MrLev-
erich at the institute at Esofea on Jan
uary l3-14
A party of about fifty friends and
neighbors walked in on Mr.. and Mrs.
Sever Yttri at their fine new home in
town of kickapoo on New Years eve,
bringing a bountiful spread, and they
stayed to see the new year IN. It was
a very happy surprise indeed.
In this issue the story The City
Of Purple Dreams" which was discon-