Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-04-13
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renew his paper Friday
Anyone wishing to have gardens
plowed, call Phone No. 379L. l5-1-p
Elmer Haugen spent Friday at his
old home Rushford, Minnesota.
Your last chance to get the genu-
inc Fuller Brushes. Call lord or 266.
Oscar Goplin was down from near
Dell, Saturday, to renew for his Cen
sor
We invite you 10 inspect our line
Of wall paper before buying. o. E.
Davis.
New summer dress goods lust in;
ginghams, voiles, etc. at Suttle &
Tate's.
-Kuppenheimer clothes are super
Tor in quality, style and fit. Stoll &
Groves.
Joe Nedland was in from near
Chaseburg Monday He renewed Gen.
sor dues
Those Harmonella patterns of
wall paper at DAVIS drug store are
beautiful.
Mrs. Hugh Porter has been badly
crippled up with rheumatism for sew
eral weeks.
Albert Robinson Of Brush Hollow
vicinity was in Thursday to renew
Censor dues.
IF. B. McGarry drove in from
Brush Hollow, Friday. He renewed
Censor dues.
-Kaynee blcuses will stand the
knocks. just the thing for the boys
Stoll & Groves.
FOR SALE-A nine room house.
pc lots with good barn. Easy terms.
L. c. Boyle, Viroqua. 15-tf
Fred Dyson and Geo. Fisher had
first degree in Masonry conferred on
them Wednesday night.
Have you received your Special
Fuller brCsh FREE? Watch for the
Fuller Representative.
Melvin Steenburg and family
drove up from Retreat and spent Sun
day at the Foster home.
Michael Rentz hare and hearty
at the age of so, was in from Esofea
Tuesday greeting friends.
Just arrived shipment of rugs
copgoleum rugs;I2 foot wide linoleum.
Oscar Anderson, Readstown. 1862
! Harry Cade was in from near
Liberty Pole Saturday He advanced
his Censor subscription year.
Will White, Frank Davis a d
Fred Bean and their better-halves
drove up from Retreat Thursday.
Amund O. Tuhus had the Red
Cross degree conferred on him by
Masonic commandery Friday night.
Mike Brody and j. w. Adler were
down from Cashton on business Thurs
day. Mr.. Adler renewed Censor dues.
"A seven-pound girl arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Ray McMullen
at Wheaton, Illinois, on Sunday, April
10TH
Ed Cox spent Thursday and Fri
day at Lacrosse, visiting his aunt,
Mrs. Susie Chatfield. who was in the
hospital.
Our Flat Paint gives a velvety fin
ish that is lasting aud durable. 1t can
be washed. just the thing for interior
walls. O. f. Davis.
How about your American. La
dies Home Journal or Good House
keeping? Have you renewed them
with Howard Thayer?
-Arlo Smell was up from Red
mound Sunday, bringing his daughter,
Elsie, back to school. He returned
home Monday. Mr. Smell renewed for
his paper while here.
There Will be basket social held
at the Ole Torger school on Saturday
might, April 16, for the benefit of the
school. Ladies please bring baskets.
lilly Thompson, Teacher.
Carl Enggaard's harness shop at
Viroqua rs now prepared to do any
I kind of work on your automobile top
and side curtains. Glasses sewed in
and new top coverings made.
Sever Nundahl was in from Ma
son City Friday, renewing for his pa
md l.axy L
ter, Mrs. 0din Olson of near Soldiers
Grove, placed on the list as new
Censor subscriber.
Now is the time to paint, lead
and oil. Both are the lowest they have
been for several years and we have as
good line of mixed paints as there
lis made. Let us figure your job. o.
E Davis.
Relatives in this city received
cards on Thursday, announcing the ar
rival of son at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Trowbridge of Sheboygan.
The mother was formerly Miss Lillian
Mitby of Cashton.
Morris Peterson of Newton, who
attends Lacrosse Normal, was taken
suddenly i'll with infamatory rheuma-
tism while coming home for a short
visit. 1t will be several weeks before
he is able to be around again.
Mrs. Hebberd and her daughter
in-law, were down from Lacrosse to
spend few days with Miss Nell Heb
berd on the eve of her departure for
Washington, where she becomes pri-
vate secretary to Congressman J. d.
Beck.
Forest Perkins and family of La
Crosse spent few days here at the
F. w. Alexander home, going from
here TO Viola to visit with Mrs. Per-
inks mother, Mrs. John Dewitt. For
est dropped in and renewed for the
Censor.
You should see the fine display of
watches which Jeweler Ed Harrington
has been fortunate IN securing. The
dantiest bracelet watches you ever
saw. Also some octogen and other
original case designs in the larger
sizes. Very nifty
The joint meeting of the Jersey
cattle and Duroc Jersey swine breed
ers, scheduled for Saturday evening,
April 9th, is postponed for one week,
namely, April 18th, at 8 o'clock in the
meeting room of the County Agent.
at the County Normal school building.
Louis Severtson of ToweryiIle was
IN to renew for his Censor and also to
enroll his brother-in-law, John Hegge,
of near Ferryville, as new subscrib-
CT. Mr. Severtson is just rushing the
tobacco season. He has plants up al
ready. We believe he's the first in the
county,