Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-10-19
PERSONAL JOTTING

dig Qairy snow.
The Farmers store has a supply
of nice New York apples in bushel
baskets now on hand.
e. w. Thompson of Coon Valley
was here on business today, renewing
for the Censor while here.
! George G. Fawcett was in Mill
waukee attending meeting of the grand
Masonic Chapter of Wisconsin.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Hazen drove
to Tomah and spent the weekend
with his brother, returning Sunday.
Harry j. Dahl and family mot
ored from La Crosse to spend Tues
! day with their relatives, the Bspties.
Mrs. T. o. Mork is absent on a
tour of southern Wisconsin cities as
official state inspector of Relief Corps
Watch our windows for the new
est fashions in mems wear. The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & John
son.
III P Proctor. president of the
First National Bank, paid visit TO
Chicago in the interests of that insti-
tuition
We still have some broken wall
/ paper patterns at bargain; enough
for one or two rooms of pattern. o,
f. Davis.
DIR. C. D. Mead and family drove
to Richland Center last Sunday, bring
ing back his sister, Mrs. win Garner,
for visit.
We have returned all old box can
| dy TO the company and every box of
lcandy now in stock is strictly fresh.
o. E. Davis.
Elmer Haugen drove to Lacrosse
Monday, taking his young son there
| for treatment. The boy has been suf-
fering from henmorhages.
Furniture Dealer Otto 0tteson
would greatly appreciate it if those
who have pictures framed would call
and get the same at once.
Our line of mems shirts for fall
is snappy and up-to-date. We can
fill your wants. The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & johnson.
All boys wishing to join the juv-
emile band should make arrangements
to start at once No new members
will be taken after the class is orga-
nized.
Here's a big coffee special. A
| fine piece of chinaware free with ev-
| cry two-pound purchase of Good Luck
coffee, at Johnson & Vigdahl's groc-
cry store
Geo. Smith and wife and his sis
ter, Bessie, are visiting relatives and
friends of this vicinity. They made
the trip from their home in North Da-
kota by auto.
Walter Stafford and family return
cd home to South Dakota last Satur-
| day after a few days visit at the G. H.
Mills home. Mr. Stafford runs Herbs
farm in the west.
The Viroqua Telephone Co. has
secured the services of lineman-A
C. r. Edwards of Michigan. Mr.. Ed
wards is now on the job and his fam
| lily will follow later.
DIR. j. K Schreiner is taking a
brief rest from La Crosse profession
al duties and is spending the week
among Viroqua and Westby frienls
and former neighbors.
Merchant Anton Olson and his
brother-in-law, Percy Hayden of Pur-
dy, are below DeSoto on a two-weeks'
duck hunting trip. w. F. Reed is in
icharge of Mr.. sOlson's store.
Albert Larson drove TO La Crosse
Sunday, taking his mother there to
stay with her son, Ole, for some time.
Mrs. Larson is slowly recovering from
| the paryletic stroke she sustained
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Virouua Tire Station, have purchased
from Mrs. Larson her building now
occupied by Sellers Electrical Shop.
They will move into the same later on.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Lawton re-
ceived visit from Mr.. Kern and fam
| lily of Rochester, Minnesota, and Mrs.
Miller of New Hampton, Iowa, last
Friday. Mr.. Kern is proprietor OF
the Hotel Campbell.
Merchant Heilman was in MaIs-
ton last week, buying store while
there. We wish him the best of sue
cess. He made many friends while
manager of G. H. Ostrem's store here
during the summer.
-Groceryman j. E. Side is just
completing a 20x30 foot tile addition
in the rear of his store which will
make valuable addition to his BUSH
ness place. Just what John intends
using it for we do not yet know.
"A "fne" entertainment will be
given at Springville Pioneer School,
on Saturday, October %, beginning at
Is o'clock. Those who come in good
clothes may expect to be fined. Pro-
gram and lunch. Come and enjoy an
evening with us.
-Shortstop d. Fleming OF the Spar
ia bali team, died last Friday as the
result of being nit in the head by a
ball pitched by Jimmy Dodge, Milwau-
kee spitball artist, in the Sparta
Reedsburg game at the Hilsboro tour
nament two weeks ago.
Miss Kate Goodell returned, Mon
day, from an extended trip of sight
seeing and visiting with relatives and
friends through the south and west.
Kate has been absent from the old
home eleven months and friends are
glad to welcome her return.
The Viroqua Cream Station will
still operate in spite of the disap-
pointments in securing a place to buy
cream. If you don't find me at the old
stand, | will be in the building just
north of the Lund tailor shop on Main
street, day and night. Geo Griffin,
Proprietor.
We are very fortunate in now be-
ing able to offer our customers very
complete line of rugs-the first full
! showing we have been able to get in
a long time. You will find the quality
and patterns to your liking and best
of all, pre-war prices prevail. The
] Farmers Store.
/ Miss Carmin Freimark of La
Crosse, spent over Sunday with Mr..
| and Mrs. Blair r. Sherrick. The
| ladies were in training together at the
| Grandview hospital. On Tuesday,
| Mr.. Ross Mach came from La Crosse
and accompanied Miss Freimark home
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