Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-23
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING
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All the latest popular music for
the piano at Browns
Douglas Fairbanks next week on
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Adler of On
tario, were Viroqua visitors Monday.
The w. C. 7. U. will meet with
Mrs. P. L. Fortney next Tuesday,
March 1.
If you have foot trouble of any
kind see graduate practipedist. Stoll
& Groves.
Mems oxfords at Anton olson's
Basement shoe store, 1915, $4.75,
S5.75, $3.50.
Geo. Hail of Salem Ridge is
spending few days among old Viro-
qua friends.
-Hipress rubber footwear will give
you the very best of satisfaction. Sold
only at Stoll & Groves.
You can get the biggest bargains
in harness you ev1 heard of at Fa-
vor's closing out sale.
Glen Williamson was in from
Bishop Branch Tuesday and added his
name to the Censor list.
--Rayfort Sorensen of Buffalo, South
Dakota, is visiting at the home of his
aunt. Mrs. w A. Curtis.
We have on display a number of
extra good bargains in second hand
pianos. Brown Music Co.
| Take advantage of the big speci-
ais being offered at Romans Grocery.
Read their ad in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Dyson left
Sunday on a Six-weeks' trip to Cali
fornia by way of New Orleans.
We have a complete line of wall
papers, including the new Harmonella
paper which is beauty. o. f. Davis.
Ball Band light and heavy rub
bers, the best for your money. The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & john
son.
Everybody come to the basket
sociable at the Davis school Friday
night, February 25. Rae Anderson,
| Teacher.
Mrs. Flora McMullen has return
ed home from an extended visit with
her son Ray McMullen of Wheaton,
Illinois.
The young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Anderson was taken to
Lacrosse Monday, suffering with APP
pendicitis.
Miss Lucille Wise, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wise, who has
UGCH very III Wllil fHtNiild-
tism is improving.
j. ]. McKenna dropped in and
spent from Saturday until Tuesday
with his wife, He is on state agri-
Icultural work with the University.
-Studebaker Dealer Martin Larsen
returned home Sunday after ten days
spent in Minnesota. His brother
Arne, of Readstown accompanied him.
Carl Peterson Of Irish Ridge
drives a new Chevrolet roadster pur-
Ichased from Dealer Emil Hanson
Also Elmer Anderson a F. B. touring
lear.
-Jeweler Carl c. COe has just re-
lceived some very nifty strings Of
beads in different colors and designs
and invites you to call and inspect
them.
Miss Nellie Mahoney and thirty
of the civics class of the Vernon Coun-
l ty Normal school attended Monday
Evenings session of the Viroqua City
Council.
|, Genial Tom Hall, former town OF
jefferson farmer blew i n from h i s
home in the Dakotas Saturday to pay
relatives and old friends visit, re
turning Monday,
Ole Anderson spent last week al
Appleton attending the state conven
ton of real estate dealers and visiting
his daughter, Frances, who attend:
Lawrence college.
John Nc Cormack is making Q
tour of the world and is now in Aus.
tralia but you can hear him any time
you care to call at the record rooms
of Brown Music Co.
President f. NJ Minshall went To
Lacrosse Tuesday afternoon where he
Joined fair officers of that city enroute
to Madison to attend a state conven-
ltion of fair officials.
/ MN .Jensonl took his son Freddie
to Bradley hospital at Madison last
FRIDAY returning Sunday. The boy
is badly crippled but hope is enter
Itained that he may be made to walk.
Butcher Chris. Sather caught his
hand in a meat grinding machine
Morday morning with the result that
two fingers were badly chewed. Luck
lily, amputation was not found neces-
sary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Curtis enjoyed
a visit from the latter's mother Mrs.
Abbott of Norwalk, portion of last
week. Miss Eltha Curtis returned
home with Mrs. Abbott for a short
visit
Mr.. and Mrs Pearl Fisher will
soon move to Sylvan to live on farm
belonging to the latter's father. The
Lindemann farm where Mr.. and Mrs.
Fisher have resided for the past year,
has been sold.
The Rev. E. Harris went to Madi-
son on Sunday afternoon to attend a
meeting called by the bishop for Mon
day to discuss the Hospital interests
of the West Wisconsin Conference. He
returned on Tuesday.
Spinal adjustment is the es-
sential keynote of Osteopathy. If you
have tried everything else and have
failed to get relief, see your local
Osteopath and he viii tell you what
can be done for your condition.
Have your harness oiling done by
the modern scientific method which