Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-29
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

Band concert in Park Friday night
at s o'clock.
-Varnish stains in all colors at Da-
Wis Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cade motored
to Lacrosse Friday.
| Mems work shoes, S2.35, s345 and
| $3.50 at MI. Felix
City Engineer T. NJ. Brewer and
wife drove to Lacrosse Saturday.
"A ten pound baby boy was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Thee Crary Monday.
Ladies' and children's muslin I'M
derwear at big savings at NJ. J. Felix
i City Clerk Older was over in the
town Of jefferson Saturday surveying
Clarence Anderson and family OF
! Cashton spent Sunday at the old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams and
family are visiting friends at Madi-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Z. Larson Of Mad
| ison are guests at the =. Thompson
| home.
Mrs. Sam Gross and children are
spending week with friends at West
Don't forget the ice cream social
on Roseland's lawn Saturday evening
DR.. and Mrs. John Chase and Mrs.
z. NJ. Nye were Lacrosse visitors
p. N. Towner is handling every
thing in fireworks permitted to be
sold by law.
-Wanted-A bright young boy to
learn the printing trade. Apply at
the Censor Office.
Rose Olsen, Chiropractor, Palm
err School Graduate. Office over Stol
& Groves. Phone 157.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Parker aaC
children spent the weekend with rel
atives at Prairie du Sac.
We are always pleased to demon
strate our complete line of Colun1bif
monographs. o. +. Davis.
Miss Velma Fisher is home from
Wausau for visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Fisher.
Mrs w. w. Dunlap and Miss Mel
lie Chapman came last week TO spenC
the summer at the old home.
Here's a fine pump special: Wo
mems 2-strap pump, was So, nov
S4.75. Ed Lind's shoe shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Seymour mo
tored to Red Granite an6 the Deils
spending several days last week.
We are headquarters for the ia
nous Lewis underwear. The Blue
Front Store. Ellefson & Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs George SEWERS are thu
parents of baby daughter, Betty
Irene, who arrived Sunday morning.
When you need binder twine, re
member that the Sauer Hardware has
a full Of supply of Plymouth Irvine.
FOR SALE-Ten room house il
fine location and good condition. Mrs
c. d. Williams, 221 East Court ST.
25-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Mcintosh an,
daughter, Margaret, motored to Ed
gerton to pass a week at the old home
DR. and Mrs. Chester Minshal
and Mrs Hazel Manley of Westb.
spent Sunday at the A. r. Smith home
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kellecut spen
portion Of the week with the latter
sister, Mrs. r. o. Owens of Mansion
Chancellor Commander A.E.Smitl
was in Lacrosse last week as dele
gate to the knights of Pythias con
yention.
Word from Sparta shospital j
that Miss Frances Older is recover
ing nicely from her operation for ap
pendicitis.
BE merciful to your chickens an
stock. Go to the Farmers Store an
I buy Creonoid-the real ice destroye
and cowsspray.
The bachelor girls and boys er
/ ioyed a very delightful picnic on Sur
day at the Will Lindemanri farm
south of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Griffin an
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Lawrence an
1 family spent Sunday with Mrs. J.. Y
1 POWELL of Sylvan.
See our new assortment of men
and young mems summer caps at spt
cial prices. The Blue Front Stor
Ellefson & Johnson.
Prank Dickson and family motol
ed over from Richland Center Sur
! day. Mrs. Ella Dickson returned wit
them for a short visit.
The latest fad in jewelry for III
fair ladies is the sterling silver brace
4 let. and Jeweler Ed Harrington
showing a fine assortment of them.
M. j. Regain and wife of Milwal
I kee, who have been spending tw
weeks with Mrs. Regan's neice, Mr.
j. w. Norris, have returned home.
The hay season is now with u
We have a good supply of all sizes I
hay rope; also all kinds of hay too
l at the right prices. The Farmer
| Store.
4 Jeweler Carl C. Coe has been mo
fortunate in securing full line
y 1S47 Rogers Bros silverware in Il
exquisite Ambassador pattern. Con
{ and see it.
& II have opened an egg market
e the office of the old Roseland lumb
y yard lust south of the creamery.
u will pay you the highest market pri
for eggs. F. Donnie. 26-l-l
We are pleased to learn that CT
Smiths thesis at the Wisconsin Ur
versity commencement took homo
Guy has not returned home but will q
tend summer school there.
Mrs. Arthur Hebberd arrived Fl
Z day from Minneapolis to spend f.
! days with the Boyle and Tate fam
H. les. Mr.. Hebbard will join her {
early part Of next week.
VIM. p. Fleming drove to L
Crosse Sunday, taking DIR, Suttle wi
him for hospital treatment. The dc
If tor has been i'll for some time, and y
trust that he may find relief there.
During Sunday afternoons storl
Jessie Cunningham had the misfo
tune of losing one of his fine YOU
horses by lightning. The animal W
six-year-old which he valued at ov
s 5000.
u Miss Hilda Hanson has returned
ne Crosse after having spent two wee
Y with her mother, Mrs. Bertha Hans