Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-04-27
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

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-A beautiful new line of station
cry at Towners'.
&c. F. Wallace, violin instructor,
has room for few more violin pupils.
The Marqusee tobacco warehouse
closed its seasons packing work last
Friday.
We have had wonderful success
with the DR.. Scholl arch support. Stoll
& Groves.
II. w. Thayer is driving a new
Paige car, purchased from Dealer En-
il Hanson.
Some very fine suits for young
men have just made their arrival at
Stoll & Groves
FOR SALE-A nine room house,
21s lots with good barn. Easy terms.
L. c. Boyle, Viroqua. I5-tf
One of the seasons big attract
ions, The Devils Passkey at the Star
Monday and Tuesday.
Call and see our special sample
book of wall paper Also large line
in stock. o. E Davis.
The Ralston Brogue shoe, the
King of Styledom at the Blue Front
Store. Ellefson & Johnson.
5eAssemblyman Roseland was call
ed to Candy, Minnesota, where he
preached three times Sun6ay.
II wish to call your 81 ecial atten-
ton to my new line IF Simplex Ok
fords for children. Few lind.
Mrs. Donald Gauper OF Minneap-
oils, Minnesota, visited at the M. A.
Gauper home a part of last week.
"A basket social win be given on
Dach Ridge, Friday, April 30. Every
body welcome. Olga Sordahl, teacher.
Croker and Conklin fountain
pens will satisfy your every desire.
Buy one today from Jeweler Ed. Har-
rington.
Blair Sherrick. Elmer Roman, and
Elmer Kuehn received the degree of
Mark Master in Masonic Chapter FRI
day night.
--Supt. Roy L. Heindel has accepted
a position as dean of the faculty Of a
Methodist College in New Orleans,
louisiana
"A basket social win be given at
Purdy school for the benefit of the
school, Saturday night. Mabel Ham
son, teacher.
The machinery for the ice plant
has arrived and will be placed in posi-
ton as soon as the factory represen-
tative arrives.
Our Flat Paint gives velvety FIN
ish that is lasting aud durable 1t can
be washed. Just the thing for interior
walls. 0. E. Davis.
Mrs. Ole Hendrickson left for
Seattle Saturday to spend some time
with her sister. Mrs. Amt Johnson
accompanied her to Sparta.
Mrs. Fred Cutter and daughter
came Thursday from Sioux Fails,
South Dakota, for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wiggin-
ton.
John Stoll motored to Milwaukee
and Madison last Tuesday, returning
Thursday. He said snow drifts six
feet high yet remained through the
southern part of state.
Carl Enggaard's harness shop at
Viroqua is now prepared to do any
kind of work on your automobile top
and side curtains Glasses sewed in
and new top coverings made.
The fire department was called
out to quell small fire in Bernard
Pierce's residence near the cemetery,
Saturday afternoon. but it was ex-
tinguished before their arrival.
u. A. Doerr was near Onalaska,
Saturday, inspecting an apiary. On
Monday he inspected Tony 0dell's coli
ony on the o. E Davis place, after
which Tony will move them to the new
farm on Salem Ridge. ~
Mrs. L. L. Baptie and little son
spent a. few days at Richland Center
with Mrs. ID. E. Slack Messrs, Bap-
tie and Slack motored there Thursday.
Bad roads impelled them to leave the
carr and the party returned by rail
Saturday. n ~ -
Mothers Day is May sth. A re-
memtrance she will truly appreciate
is subscription to the Ladies' Home
Journal, Good Housekeeping, Woman's
Home Companion or Pictorial Review.
Phone or send Howard Thayer your
orders now. M -
Assessor John Husker of Webster
town walked in from Otter Greek to-
day TO attend county assessors meet
ing. He tells. the Censor that the bad
storm of Monday destroyed John Wad-
dell's barn and tobacco shed and killed
three head of stock. Joe Hayes and
Harvey Seeley. also lost some build
ings.
The 7th District Rebekkah Con-
vention viii be held at Lacrosse, af-
ternoon and evening, of Wednesday,
May 4th. This comprises the lodges
of Lacrosse, Sparta, Tomah, Cashton,
Viroqua, and Melrose. Big delegat-
ions from all places are expected. The
State President, Lizzie j. Crumb, will
be in attendance, and Dist President
Emma Gauper of Viroqua will preside.