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

| Suite q Iate's store is being re-
decorated.
Aprons at from s1.OO up. Suttle
& Tate's.
Work shoes at big bargains at
NJ. ]. Felix
Venerable Mr.. Arnold was quite
I i'll last week.
John P. Doyle of Sparta was in
town Saturday
The Tri KS had a theatre party
Tuesday night
-G.AMorterud was in from Bloom
/ ingdale Tuesday
! Albert Larson is taking "eleetric"
baths at Lacrosse.
-Chas. @. Shannon was down from
Lacrosse Thursday.
Miss Ruth Derr is visiting rela-
tiyes at Gays Mills.
Born, January p, to MIR. and Mrs.
Gutseh, a 71a pound girl.
Melvin Steenberg of Retreat, had
business in town Tuesday.
Big reduction prices on mems and
boys clothing at NJ. J. Felix
( Herman Barth and W. p. Marx Of
Cashton, spent Sunday in yiroqua.
You can get two pounds of good
coffee for 20 cents at Sides store.
Earl Knutson attended the car
nival and grain show at Lacrosse.
Leland Nuzum and wife and Miss
Ethel Nuzum drove to Lacrosse Mon
day
Miss Esther johnson has been
spending week at the ]. d. Beck
home.
"A complete line of cough syrups
and grippe tablets at all times. o. E.
Davis.
e F. U. lodge viii meet with Al
bert Opsahl next Wednesday evening,
February 8.
Chris Kvale has bought another
farm. This makes Mr. Kvale the proud
owner of two f7e farms.
-Hardwaremen S. J. Sauer and c.
A. Parker are in Milwaukee attending
the hardware convention.
1t is very exceptional weather
which permits of the planting of tu-
lip bulbs on the 21st of January, but
that is what Tilda Omundson did last
Friday.
Those looking for smut treater
to prepare their seed grain should see
Chas. S. Slack & CO., General Agents
for Winner tanning mills and smut
machines.
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. are general
Agents for eleven counties in south
western Wisconsin for the "Gray-
hound" line of threshing machinery,
See Slack and get particulars.
Mayor Bently of Lacrosse will
speak in Viroqua Opera House Mon
day, February IA. Subject, Broken
Laws"
Mrs. Hugh Porter returned from
Prairie du Chen last Wednesday, her
cicfo,. haif,fr roroaxubo{ ~,
health
Mrs. f. J. Older had as her guest
for the weekend, her sisterand hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Severson
of Westby.
DIR. c. V. Porter gave very in
teresting address at the Normal school
this morning on "The History of Yer
non County"
Fred Drummer was in from Chase
burg vicinity Tuesday. He cheered the
Censor man with renewal of his paper
while here.
The Tri KS gave a supper and
program in the Congregational church
parlors last Friday night-initiating
several new members.
There is only one place in Viroqua
where you can buy the genuine Black
Beauty coal. Telephone 211, G. l..
Colman Lumber Company.
&C. w. Beeman and family autoed
in from beyond Avalanche over the
rough roads Saturday. He enrolled on
the Censor list while here.
The Rev. E. Harris is at Lacrosse
and Sparta Thursday and Friday of
this week attending district rally meet
ings. He will return Saturday.
p. H. Knutson attended a meeting
of income tax assessors of Wisconsin
at Madison last week. 1t was held in
Governor Blaine's reception room.
Spinal adjustment is the keynote
of 0steopathy, and has been practic-
ed since 1874, and is still being prac-
ticed by Osteopaths all over the
world.
The basket social and dance given
under auspices of the Woodman lodge
Friday night, was most enjoyable
affair. Both the M. w. A. and band
halls were used. Sixty baskets were
sold, and dancing continued until
three o'clock in the morning.
The PINE TREE MIXER is used
by Pabst Stock Farm and hundreds of
other large successful dairymen. Get
more milk and get it cheaper. Fred
w. Myers, Stoddard, Wis. Write or
see me. If
Have your harness oiling done by
the modern scientific method which
Harnessmaker Carl Enggaard has in
stalled in his shop. The whole har-
ness, buckles and all, are oiled-the
only way the job should be done. If
A party of some fifty friends and
gave Mr.and Mrs.John Con-
nor pleasant surprise last Wednes-
day evening. Good music, bountiful
lunch and an all-around pleasant even
ing was enjoyed by all.
Pearl Cowden drove over from
Wilton with load of tobacco, renew
ing for the Censor while here. He has
been waiting for snow but had to bring
it over on wheels and the trip took him
twelve hours.
-Jeweler Ed. Harrington has been
fortunate in securing a complete line
of the popular Eversharp pencils The
Eversharp is a necessity these days.
Come and get one. Always sharp
point, and the lead is all used. No
bother; no waste.
Mrs. j. N. Beaver has been con-
fined to her bed with heart trouble for
the past three weeks. Newt is not in
the best of health, either, but the weight
of 7S years of life rests upon each of
the worthy couple-many years be-
yond the usual span of life.
Attorney r. B. Graves of Sparta,
and Bennett of this city have brought
suit in Richland county for the loss of