Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-16
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street. Two Ford tires, one dollar
profit. w. E. Butt, Viroqua.
We just received a shipment of
if there is one you want. o. E. Davis.
Miss Lillian Osterloh of this city
motored to Lacrosse with Mrs. Carl
Selin and brother, Richard Clements.
Rev. Evans of Boomer will preach
at the Congregational church Sunday
morning at IL and in the evening at
7:30.
FOR SALE-A fine new garage
at LaFarge, Wisconsin. Must SELL
For information write John E. Halla-
da, Mauston, Wis. 1912 =
You will find shirts and neckwear
of distinction in our newly arrived
spring line. The Blue Front Store,
Ellefson & johnson.
AS big as RIVERS END" or
."BACK TO GODS COUNTRY"-"IS-
.OBEL" or "THE TRAILS END" last
time tonight, Thursday.
Edward Lind went to Milwaukee
Friday night, and will remain there
several days taking medical treatment
for a long-standing trouble.
Remember that you can get your
harness oiling and repairing done right
at L. u. Favor's harness shop up to
the time the shop is closed.
-Towner sells Anti-Carbon or SCOT
Destroyer. 1t will clean your pipes
and chimneys and prevent your stoves
and furnaces from smoking.
Brighten up those dingy walls
and get in line with the gay colors of
spring. Let Wash-o-Tint do it. For
sale at the Sauer Hardware.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. J NJ.
Bennett entertained a party of thir-
teen ladies'. Dainty refreshments were
served and very pleasant afternoon
spent together.
Elmer Haugen of Viroqua was
caught in the shower of rain Friday
evening when out in the country and
stopped for the night with Carl Sc
lin near Esofea.
An apparently valuable brown
pointer or setter dog has been around
the postoffice for several days. any
one owning the animal please see
Postmaster Coffiand.
A basket social will be given at
the Collence school, house Saturday
evening, the 10th. Proceeds for fix
lures. Everyone cordially invited.
Maybelle Moore, teacher.
Just received lot of Norsk Co
lumbar records. l will also close out
several makes of records at special
price. Come and look them over. 0s-
car Anderson, Readstown.
Mrs. Salome Miller has returned
home after two months visit in Be-
lott. She was accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Nichols, who
underwent serious operation in that
| city.
The PINE TREE MIXER is used
1 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
/ Masonic Commandery conferred
Rcd Cross degree upon Roger Evans
of Coon Valley and G. A. Parker of
Viroqua Friday night, and Mr.. Evans
received his temple degree Thursday
evening.
-Andred Forum was taken to the
hospital at Lacrosse last week, sui
fering from appendicitis. He was
operated upon Sunday. Mrs. Forum
returned home Monday and reports
him doing well.
Grocer Jens Vigdahl spent Sun
day at Prairie du Chen, visiting his
partner, Henry Johnson. He reports
him as being practically recovered
from his trouble and expects to be
back on the job soon.
FOR SALE-A good 3 room
house, % feet square with full base
ment Lights and water in the house
Full lot AXIS. Barn can be used for 6
garage. Price $4,000 See Herman
Steenson, office over Felix store.
/ New spring suits for men, young
men and boys are here. Come in anc
choose your Easter garments while
our stocks are at their best; prices
lower than for the past seasons. The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & johnson
The INDIANA SIL0 means: Ev-
erything the best-No extrava ganee-
Nothing unnecessary-The least In
vestment-The greatest earning pow
er. Our motto: Economy plus effici.
ency. See Myers of Stoddard today. Il
-Chas. S. Slack & Co. are distribu-
tors for the Chesapeake Betting Co.
Baltimore, Maryland. They deal di-
rect with the factory at Baltimore
Maryland, and can save you money on
endless thresher and mill belts, also on
cut roll betting.
Mr.. J. A. Moen of this city has
bought a Day Pulverizer of Chas, s
+ Slack & Co. to manufacture his lime
rock into commercial product to SOW
on the farms around Viroqua. Now is
your chance Mr.. Farmer, to try out
the ground Lime Rock on your land
and prove for yourselves tn benefit
to be derived by it's use. Farmers
should arrange with Mr.. Moen for q
quantity of commercial lime rock SO
he can supply the demand in time fol
use this spring. This viii be q won.
derful opportunity for Viroqua farm
ers and they should take advantage