Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-08-31
JOTTING

You can get all kinds OF coal at
Officers Dray Barn.
Miss Marie Johnson is assisting
at the Farmers Store.
Select Peaburry coffee at Standi-
ford's Grocery, 25e per pound.
DIR. Fortney, Dentist, Office over
Dahl's drug store. Phone 176.
FOR SALE-A hard coal heater.
B.,suire at Anton 0lson's shoe store.
Mary Graves visited at Retreat
with Mrs. Kenneth Davis several days
last week.
Miss Marie Olson was taken to
a Lacrosse hospital by DR. Morley
on the astil.
Station Agent outcelt has en-
joyed vacation, spending the same
in Minnesota.
Try TIE Il and H" first grade Pat
ent Flour, $3.50 per sack at Standi-
ford's Grocery.
Bud and Otterdale will cross bats
in a contest at Bud next Sunday. Be
sure to attend
Carl q. Coe can take care OF all
your needs in the jewelry line to your
entire satisfaction.
Mrs. Fred Magill and son Rich
ard of Beloit were guests of Mrs. C.
B. Rosa this week
IF. NJ. Towner has all of the ne
cessary and Convenient accessories for
teachers and scholars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson of Nekoosa
spent week with her sisters, Mrs. A.
L. Hopp and Mrs. Huntington.
HE. Rogers and family and Mrs
Vienna Thompson motored to Chica-
go, Monday, to spend few days
-Mr.and Mrs Frank Graham spent
two weeks in Aberdeen, South Dako-
ia visiting relatives and friends.
-Farmers-Dr. Hess hog worm
powder viii save feed in preparing
hogs for market. o. E. Davis.
| Prof Carver and family visited
friends at Retreat the past week and
spent day fishing on the Mississippi
Miss Hilda Christopherson of Ma
bel Minnesota, came Friday for a
weeks visit at the R. E. Jones home
Mrs. B. NJ. Bolstad returned We'd
Inesday morning after spending the
summer at different points in the west
Editor Bailey and son, Thomas
and Rev. Clark of Richland Center
drove over today to visit friends and
attend conference
Best by test; and once used al.
ways used. That's what they all say
about Russels Best -four Get it al
the Farmers Store. 32-ti
Use good judgment. Get the besi
overhe I'd protection. Buy Mulehidt
RoofnA and Shingles. They satisfy
John r. Nuzum & Sons.
--FOAl SALE-A good cash regis
ter, sma l. Will sell cheap. Bargain
for some one. Also show case IL fee
long and several tables. Prices right
J. j. Stamford, Grocer.
Donald Adams of Richland Cen
ter came over for a few days visi
with his chum, Kenneth Brewer. H,
was picked up by Mr.. Ferguson anc
placed as driver on one of the stat,
trucks.
Last Saturday Miss Hilda Love
rud closed successful term of paro
chial school by a very enjoyable pic
mic in Lovers Lane, near the Nortl
West Prairie church.
Just touch or two of qualit,
Jewelry adds wonderfully to your per
sonal appearance. Drop into Carl c
Goes jewelry store and let him SHOW
you his fine offerings.
Frank Hay went to Lacrosse
Friday, and brought back his son
Kenneth, who is making steady re
covery from the awful burns he sus
tainedwhen he came in contact wit
a live wire several weeks ago.
FOR SALE Twin Harley Da
wilson motorcycle at $50; Al bicy
Giles SIS to $25. Also an Al SIS cam
era at $25, Phone go, Box 274, Viro
qua, Wis.
IN. N. Jensen was at Madison
over Sunday TO visit his young son
who is making slow but steady re
covery from his deformity and Grip
|tpled condition
Friends will be rejoiced to lear
that Mrs VIII Ady has apparentl,
passed the crisis of her critical illness
and everything looks favorable TO
recovery.
Mrs. Ethel Beck Moseley of Mad
ison, sister of Congressman JD.Beck
who has spent the summer at thu
Beck home, left today for Two Rivers
where she will be supervisor of music
the coming year.
Mrs. Erick Larson, who had start
ed for Minneapolis for a visit will
her daughter, was called back on ac
count of the death of her father, oil,
! Torger.
/ MI. anu MIS-. refer f1exNOlQ fflaut
a trip to Lacrosse on Thursday. They
were accompanied by p. l. McHenry
who went for treatment at the hospi-
| tai.
Mrs. S. w. Kellogg, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Manse, Miss Mayme Daley and
the Messrs. Raymond and Reuben
Rosa of Tomah and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Dams of Sparta motored to vi
roqua Sunday and spent the day with
c. B. Rosa of this city.
Motor spine" is a new disease
announced by DR.. Charles C. Teall,
Dean of the american School of Osteo-
patty, who explained that it is char
acterized by partial loss of function
of the feet and legs. tits caused by
excessively rough automobiling for a
long period of time, particularly with
trucks.
Levi Eckhardt left Friday for the
state fair where he is exhibiting elev-
en- head of blooded horses. They sure
ly are beauties and should be not only
source of pride to Mr.. Eckhardt but
Vernon county as well. He will also
exhibit them at the Minnesota state
fair.
DIR. Rose Olson has just received a
new Griffin Hilow adjusting table. It
is wonderful convenience to the doc
tor in giving adjustments and adds