Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-10-19
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

Don Ames was a Madison visitor
recently.
-Towner has full line of Hallow-
cen novelties.
John Lepke of Chaseburg was in
with load of potatoes.
"A. ]. Beat made business trip
TO Lacrosse last Saturday.
Ole Moe is down from La Crosse
today visiting the old town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Caldwell were
Tomah visitors a fortnight ago.
Web. Mossholder of Bloomingdale,
was a city visitor the past week.
Mems and boys underwear; union
suits s1.35 to $3.50 at NJ. j. Felix
JEFF Perkins of Bloomingdale,w was
a city visitor one day the past week.
Ladies' new wool hose that match
our new Oxfords and pumps at M. j..
Felix
FOR SALE-Star theatre build
ing. For particulars inquire of Smith
IF desiring to buy. sell or ex-
change property, call on j. w. Thayer,
ASK for Pilot overalls and Jackets
at the Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Larson and
Mrs. Oscar Larson were Lacrosse Wis
itors Friday.
Mrs. Harry Parker spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. William Adams
of Sugar Grove.
Mrs. Clarence Webb had as her
guest over the weekend, her sister,
Marie keirksiek.
Notice our apron window; all new
styles. Every size including stouts,
at CSC Suite & Tate.
-Mr. Geo. Graham of the Gund
Graham Co. of Freeport, ILL.,, was in
the city the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. Ira E. Casperson
of Viola, were guests at the R. E.
| Wolfgram home Sunday.
Earl Sherry left Monday morn
| ing for a Lacrosse hospital where he
will undergo an operation.
Miss Magdalene 0tteson came for
a short visit from the Whitewater
Normal, returning Sunday.
We have a nice line of Columbia
Grafonolas and records Call and let
us demonstrate. o. E. Davis.
| No. ! SACKED white potatoes at
l$1.50 per bushel and seed potatoes at
81 per bushels Thayer & Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Olson re-
joice over the arrival of baby boy
at their home in Viroqua on October 2
Buy two pounds of Good Luck
coffee at Johnson & Vigdahl's grocery
store and get piece of fine ehinaware
free.
Mrs. jeanette Grover has taker
possession of the residence recently
purchased from j. E. .Shreye in this
First ward.
Here's a special for Saturday DC.
/ tober %. Ohio Blue Tip ard Birds
Eye matches at Sc per box at Standi.
ford's Grocery.
Miss Mabel johnson is spending
months vacation at her home from
her duties atHotel Fortney where she
is head witress.
Everything in gloves and mitten.
for men and boys. See our big dis.
play. The Blue Front Store, Ellef
son & johnson.
Miss Esther johnson left October
3 with Congressman and Mrs. Beck
where she will remain for the winter
and take up school work.
Mrs. NJ. o. Barnett came dowT
from Loyal with Druggist Herman
Jackson, Saturday, and spent a da!
with her brother, G. H. Mills.
Mrs. Ira fainter and son have
arrived in the city from Hillsboro
Mr.. and Mrs. fainter now occupy
rooms in the Frank Graves residence
Just received a new assortment
of young mems high school suits a.
popular prices. Come in and lool
them over. The Blue Front Store
Ellefson & Johnson.
/ We sold new house last week
and two the week before. Fall is TIM
incest time to build. Plenty of g0ot
weather coming yet. Drop in and fig
ure with US. Colman Lumber Co.
/, Mystic Worker lodge will hold in
Istallation of officers at their next meet
ing, Tuesday evening, October Is. Re
lfreshments, cards and dancing are OF
the program. All are urged to attenu
The Supreme Court has barred
Attorney Julius III. Geweke of Water
town, Wis. from practicing his profes
sion in the state for two years. I'm
professional practice was the charge
| Mrs. c. G.. Bishop brought hel
mother, Mrs. M. j. Sallander, up from
West Prairie, Mrs. Sallander taking
the train for La Crosse where she vii
make her home with her daughter
| Mrs. Gauper.
You will seldom see a finer shoe
than the Piepenbrock genuine Kanga
roo shoe, made on bankers last, which
is now on display at Lind's Shoe Store
A wonderfully fine mems dress shoe al
a moderate price.
The new driveway at the cour
house mark is completed and will soOT
be opered for use, making substan
tiai improvement there that is very
noticeable. Herb Rabbit and crew
are to be congratulated on the job.
Mr.. and Mrs Adams and their sol
and wife of Richland Center, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Brewer
on Sunday, and to visit their son anC
brother who has employment with tn,
county on the state highway on nortl
Main street.
While hunting ducks at Circl,
Lilly Lake, Oneida county, E. S
ILangenhahn and Otto Krahn were
confronted with 300-lb. mother beal
and cub. The large bear started after
the men, who fired and killed her in
stantly. The cub escaped in the bush
es.
Our linotype operator, Mrs. Louise
Slime, is confined to her home with {
severe cold,so the work is going some
what lame and crippled. Strange how
i'll luck comes in punches. This is tht
fifth consecutive Wednesday that eth
er illness or machine breakage has
linterfered with us.
AT the high school, on Friday
( he olae.