Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-30
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING
TumoresoueD coming soon.

ak ONerS nave Ine wear ana
give you comfort. Stoll & Groves.
pr. Chase, dentist, Office in Ma
tional Bank Building. Phone 80.
Mrs. James Sterry visited Mrs.
Reuben Hagen at Westby Thursday.
Albert J. Anderson has moved
from Kickapoo Center to Readstown.
-Zummach's 1000 pure weather
proof paint at o. E. Davis drug store
Miss Alice Urness, teacher near
Newry, spent Saturday in the county
seat.
r. A. Snearley has been confined
to his bed with iniamatory rheuma-
tism.
w. L. Schulz is here from Sun
Prairie to spend few days with his
wife.
County Clerk Berlie Moore was
confined to his home by illness last
week.
Albert Christopherson of Frank
lin was in to renew the Censor Sat
urday.
Earl Jones was up from below
Folsom Saturday. He renewed Cen
sor dues.
Those HarmonelIa patterns of
wall paper at Davis drug store are
beautiful
Masonic Commandery conferred
the temple degree upon c. A. Parker
Friday night.
-Pleated caps are the thing this
season. We have fine assortment.
Stoll & Groves.
When you think of paint, think
of the best paint. That's Dupont at
the Sauer Hardware.
Mrs. Branson Potts and children
visited her brother, Larry, at Austin,
Minnesota, over Sunday.
John Brannon of DeSoto was in
Viroqua on business Tuesday, renew
ing for the Censor while here
Julius Rudi was in from over be-
yond Esofea Tuesday. He gladdened
the Censor with renewal of his paper.
"A. l.. Slack of West Prairie had
business in the city Tuesday. He re-
membered the Censor with a renewal.
Walter Swain was in Monday to
renew for his Censor and also for his
fathers, which goes to Crookston, Min
nesota.
Mrs. C. C. Coe and Mrs. R. V. Fox
came down from Cashton Wednesday,
Jeweler Coeereturning with them that
evening.
Carl Sisbach of Harmony has pur-
chased the Albert Thompson farm on
Pleasant Ridge and moved onto the
same last week.
%. G. Brown left for Chicago Sat
urday night where he is attending a
convention of the national association
of Victor dealers.
| -Selmer Anderson has rented the
Albert Sanwick farm and moves to
Sag City this week. The Censor fol-
/ lows to his new location.
I 4,l- -
Lacrosse Friday for hospital treat
ment. Her son, Toilet, left this morn
ing to be with her few days.
/ DIR. A. P Minshall writes from
Los Angeles that he must have the
Censor regularly from this on and his
name has been entered on our list
! We will be pleased to have you
call and look over our many new styles
in Ralston shoes and Oxfords. The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
| Springs at hand! The earth puts
on her jewels; why not you? You'll
find jewelry in keeping with the spring
season at Carl c. Goes jewelry store.
/ While taking special post grad
uate instruction at Chicago hospitals,
DIR. VIM. M. Trowbridge's Office will
be closed from February "a to April
4th. So
: Friends of Charlie Primmer of
Minneapolis, will be interestedin know
ing that he is improved following a
long and serious illness from rheuma-
tism.
! Men and young men see our COM
plete line of spring soft hat novelties,
up-to-the-minute in style, and the very
latest shades at the Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & Johnson.
| Max Summerfeld was up from Re-
treat on business Monday. He dropped
in to renew his paper and informed US
it took him two hours to Ford it in ov-
er the rough frozen road.
! -Theo, Stoleson was in from Round
/ Prairie Saturday to renew for his pa
/ per and compliment the Censor upon
the excellent results he has obtained
through the want ad. column.
| -Chas. S. Slack has some excellent
bargains now in northern C 1t over
lands, also improved and partly i'm
proved northern farms. Free trans
portation; ask for particulars.
! Get in touch with the spring spir
it. Do that painting job right away.
You will find everything you need for
every kind of interior and exterior
finishing at the Sauer Hardware.
| 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. II
-Chas. S. Slack G. Co, will sell two
new tanning mills at $4,000 each if
taken at once. First come first serv-
ed One minute mill and one New
Superior. Full outfit sleeves as regu-
lar equipment with each mill.
-Jeweler Edw. Harrington has
been very fortunate in securing a ship
ment of watches embracing all the
standard makes. Watches are very
hard to get, and prices are very reas-
enable considering their scarcity.
Have your harness oiling done by
the modern scientific method which
lHarnessmaker 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. tt
| Only eight days more! Come in
at once. My harness shop closes Sat
urday night, April 9th Big bargains
yet remain. Must elase out entire
stock as place must be vacated to
make room for Mrs. Snearley's restau-
rant.
| Robinson Brothers wish 10 n
Inounce that they are now ready to do
| any kind of repairing, Horse shoeing