Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-09
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

Charles Ray Monday and Tuesday
! Lacrosse Carnival pictures Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Lehman spent the
weekend with relatives in Lacrosse.
! Masonic Commandery will have
work in the temple degree Friday
night
/ Miss Iona jacobson spent a por-
ton of the week with relatives in La
Crosse.
MIR. Andrew Thompson of Cash
ton was a business caller in the city
Saturday.
1 Mrs. P. S Curtis has gone to Mil
waukee for a visit with her son Floyd
Curtis and wife.
/ Miss Ella Nichols entertained
some of her friends at a dinner party
on Thursday evening.
Henry Seller has slicked up his
electrical shop with paint, wall paper
and other betterments.
When you think of overalls or
alloveralls, remember the Bear brand
at the Farmers Store.
( Keep in mind the supper given by
the men of the NJ. E. church on Thurs
day, starting at 500 o'clock.
Mrs. Theodore Crazy of Lacrosse
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
O. A. Tryggestad on McLees ridge.
We have a complete line of wall
papers, including the new Harmonella
paper which is a beauty. Q. Z. Davis
We can take care of some imme-
diate orders for land plaster. Ask the
man who uses it. John E. Nuzum &
Sors.
Joe Roman has completed his
course in mining and engineering at
Wisconsin University and is visiting
at home.
H E. Goldsmith, e. E. Henry and
Berlie Morris were initiated into the
rank of Page in the K. P. lodge Thurs
day night.
M. ]. Felix advertises some at
tractive bargains in ladies' spring
coats and suits. Read his ad on the
back page.
Mike Stoehr purchased couple
of fine pigs last week-one from Bea-
yer Dam and one from H. Faen at
Amosby, Iowa.
Chris Fortney has been having
quite time with throat trouble, being
operated upon at Lacrosse, but is now
nearly recovered.
Reflect the spring season in yaur
appearance Go to Carl c. Goes Jew
elry store and let him show you his
nifty line of jewelry
L C. Boyle has just received a
car of hard coal, nut size, q car of
Miller creek lump, and a car of kit
chen range washed egg.
Word from Mr. Buffers at Madi-
son is that Mrs. Buffers is now able
to sit up, and it is possible the third
operation will not be necessary.
Mrs. James Ernest came home
Thursday from Lacrosse after three
weeks treatment in the Grandview
hospital. She underwent two opera
tions.
Mr. and Mrs Virgil Stewart have
returned to their home at Waukegan,
Illinois, after a six weeks visit with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stewart.
We have just received very nice
line of spring footwear, such as Ok
lords and low shoes for ladies and
children. Come and inspect it. Sur
enson & Thompson.
Miss Hilda Hanson. who is TAX
ing a nurses training at the Grand
view hospital in Lacrosse spent the
week end with her mother, Mrs. H.
Hanson of this city
quality shoes is unusually attractive
and will appeal to the woman who APP
preciates fine footwear. See them at
The Blue Front Store ,Ellefson & John
son.
Neat cards ON e to Viroqua
friends and relatives announcing the
birth of an 8-pound boy to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ernest of Dakota, Min
nesota, at Grandview hospital IN Feb
ruary 18th.
--Nels Holland advertised his farm
for rent in the Censor. He received
forty inquiries and wishes to take this
means of informing them that he has
rented the farm. 1t pays to advertise
in the Censor.
Judge Mahoney was called to
Madison on business and had the good
fortune of being present at the capt.
tol when the legislature handed body
blow to the brewers by killing a mo-
ton to reconsider the drastic prohi-
bition enforcement bill.
You don't have to stay away
from the big dance next Friday night
Just because you are married, n d
haven't danced much lately. Come on
out and get in practice again. You
sure will be able to dance to Culver
Longworth music. Everybody come.
The Hoosier Silo Extension roof
is made to fit any kind or make of silo
1t adds to height of silo at filling time
All the silage will settle thus making
all your silo investment pay dividends
No expense for refilling with a Hoos-
Ter roof Chas S. Slack & Co. are
Gen. Agts. for Wisconsin.
In renewing for his paper from
Long Beach, California, Ole Roberg
writes: 81 have been here now IS
months and can say am surely
pleased with the country and climate
It's surely the land of sunshine and
roses and l can recommend it to you
as such; but still we like to hear from
back home once in while. We also
wish to send to all our friends and ac-
quaintances back there our best wishes
and regards"
URGES CIT IN PRICES OF ETEFI.