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


day afternoon at the Unique.
DIR. Fortney, Dentist, Office over
DahIs drug store. Phone 176.
Bernard Cass went TO Milwaukee
Saturday for an extended visit.
L. NJ. Thompson and Dave Engler
attended the grain show at La Crosse.
New spring silk gowns OF taffeta,
eharmeuse and tricolette at Suttle &
Tate's.
Valentines! Valentines! Val
entinesl At the Omundson Variety
Store.
Tad" Carey. carrier on route one
for the past several years, has resign
ed his position.
Phil Biddeson went to West Salem
Saturday to visit with DIR. Biddeson,
returning Monday
Flannel shirts, mems pants sweat
ers, shep-lined coats at great reduc-
tons at NJ. ]. Felix
DR.. c. ID. Mead was confined to
his home with grippe for few days
but is now out again
Sheriff Gorsline was at Hillsboro
Sunday, taking a patient to Mendoza
hospital the following day.
Mike Stoehr attended sales at
Weaver, Minnesota, and West Salem
last week, buying two hogs.
We still have in stock a few plush
and cloth coats which we offer at much
less than cost. Suite &, Tate's.
-Stoll & Groves have improved the
appearance of their store by the addi-
ton of two fine art glass shades.
-Verna Jackson was here from.
Loyal for short visit with Viroqua
and Westby friends and relatives.
is your watch or clock ona strike?
Take it to Jeweler Carl G. Coe He
will put it in fine running order for
you.
Albert Tryggestad and neighbors
brought in his crop of tobacco from
beyond Bud, today, delivering to Nels
Fortney.
John Wood returned to his home
at Hales Corners Friday, being called
home on the sad mission of laying to
rest his father.
County Clerk Berlie Moore took
in the carnival at La Crosse, going on
to Bangor where he purchased four
Guernsey calves.
"A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. H. o. Helgeson at Purdy last
Sunday, the little life taking flight
again Wednesday.
Tomorrow evening, February 3rd,
Odd Fellows and their ladies and Re-
bekahs and their escorts will have
card party at the hall
There is oily one place in Viroqua
where you can buy the genuine Black
Beauty coal. Telephone 211, c. L.
Colman Lumber Company.
President l.. NJ. Thompson and
Secretary Chris Ellefson of the Viro-
qua creamery, are at Madison attend
ing the marketing conference.
Farmers in need of a new wagon
tongue should see the Dultmeir wood
and steel tongues at Chas. S. Slack &
Co.'S, who are General Agents for this
line.
The Williams write from Biloxi
that the weather along the gulf of
Mexico is the mildest this winter for
several years, and they are enjoying
it to the utmost
Selected University of Wisconsin
Spanish tobacco seed, grown and guar
anteed by II. S. McGiffin of Sparta, is
for sale at johnson e. VigdahPs store
at so cents per ounce. If
Money wanted. $1500.00 one to
five years; first mortgage on three
hundred acres of land, Jackson coun-
ty. State lowest rate and time. Title
perfect. F. G. Warren, Warrens, Wis.
AZ
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Herried were
up from beyond Folsom Monday, re-
newing Censor dues while here. Nels
owns the old Larson homestead where
Alderman Larsen spent his boyheod.
La Crosse basket ball team and
Troop d meet tonight at the Opera
house. Lad Garin, Carl Curtis, Duke
Doering, Fred Dyson, Harry Potts and
Mel Smith comprise the Trood ID team
Why buy seed oats and seed wheat
from an outside seed company at a |
big price when Winner flaming mill |
will select better grain from your own
bin full? See Chas. S. Slack and buy
a Winner mill.
You will find full line of mems |
and boys Chippewa work shoes at Ed. |
Lind's shoe shop. He has both nailed |
and sewed shoes in 6 and S-ineh tops. |
There is nothing better to be had than
the Chippewa work shoe.
Friends in Viroqua receive word !
from Mr.. Buffers that Mrs. Buffers |
has had her second operation and is |
resting comfortably with prospects for
complete recovery brighter than they |
have been since she was taken i'll.
Merchant Carl Johnson of Esofea |
Iidu DuSiueSS mere thursday. FROM |
here he drove to Westby where he met |
his brother, Jordal of Thompson, N. |
Oak, taking him to Esofea. MrJohn-
son returned to Dakota Saturday.
Lawrence Lindemann dropped !
in on Viroqua friends and relatives
Monday. He returns to Madison to- !
morrow, where he is employed. Law
renee looks none the worse for his ser |
ious illness with pneumonia last year
in South America.
Judge Lands has postponed fed
eral court at La Crosse and Vernon's |
jurors are home. They are Billy Sho-
wan and Neil Nelson of Viroqua, l.. |
w. Webster of Hillsboro, Ed Carson
and Ed Mitchell of Ontario, Chas. w. |
Moore and Chas. Heisel of La Fargo. |
John Doerr was up to La Crosse !
to see his daughter, Mrs. Carl Alden, |
whom he reports as getting along fine
following operation. He also took in |
Chester White sales at Galesville and |
New Richmond He purchased one
gilt. Sale averages were S64 and $50. /
To-day is the day when his royal |
highness, Mr.. Woodchuck. is supposed /
to rouse himself from his winters rest /
and come forth to view the weather
and decide upon whether we are to
have six weeks more of the rule of /
King Boreas. Several times the sun
has been strong enough to cast a
shadow, which we suppose means a