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

SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING
Alabastine, the best wall finish at
Towner's.
-All the new styles in wall paper
at Towner's.
e. W. Groh drove up from Rising
Sun Saturday.
Big Lacrosse Carnival pictures
Saturday and Sunday.
Get your alabastine and Muresco
at Davis Drug Store.
Miss Xena Cade spent the week
end with Lacrosse friends.
DIR. r. w. Baldwin, dentist, over
Stoll & Groves, Phone 66.
DR.. Chase, dentist, Office In Ma
tional Bank Building. Phone 80.
Big line of rugs. Prices lower.
Oscar Anderson, Readstown, Wis 90
Harold Hall received his first de-
gree in the l. o. o. F. Saturday night.
Why not a Horton electric wash
er? Surenson & Thompson sell them.
Congressman J. D. Beck attended
big Sank county auction sale Tues
day.
Get your Easter suit or coat at
Felix Read his advertisement in his
issue.
Mr.. Otto Bosshard of Lacrosse
spent Sunday at the c. A. Parker
home.
If looking for investment safe and
sound go to Rusk county with J. w.
Thayer.
You can get New York or brick
ice cream every day at Geo. Pencils
restaurant. 42-tf
Alderman P. l. McHenry has been
confined to his nome for several days
with quincy.
Fred Morley of Lacrosse, engi-
neer on the Burlington, visited in vi
roiqua Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Henry have
moved to their new farm, purchased
from o. E. Davis.
Chairman John F. Zietlow and
Oscar w. Stark motored in from town
of Hamburg Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Horribly are re-
joicing over the arrival of a 919 pound
baby girl, born March 2.
When you are hungry, go to the
Unique. Their dinners will satisfy
you, and you'll go again.
Wilbur Smith associated with the
mysteries of goat and saw buck in the
M. w. A. last Friday night.
! Thurman Cade was in on business
from Nottingham ridge Saturday, re-
newing for his paper while here.
| Elmer Pierce was in from Pierce
ridge Saturday. He gladdened the
/ Censor with renewal of his paper.
Our old hunting partner, Gus
City, Monday, to renew for the Cen
sor.
Mrs. Jitley Norris and daughter
have returned to their home at West
Salem, after a visit with relatives
here.
-Collegian clothes give you that
clean-cut appearance. See them at
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
johnson.
Adler Collegian clothes in the
newest styles for every man of II to
20. The Blue Front Store, Ellefsor
& johnson.
When planning that spring fenc-
ing remember we have all lengths OF
Can't Sag Adjustable gates. John E
/ Nuzum & Sons.
&C. H. Goode and son of Sylvan
town motored through to Cashton Sat.
urday, bringing back his wife who has
been visiting there.
JUST IN! Our ladies' spring
coats have just been unpacked. Some
very nifty models are being shown
The Farmers Store.
Miss Curl Olson of Folsom spent
from Friday until Monday with hel
uncle, Peter Morkri. She renewed fol
the Censor while here.
Martin Anderson was in to renew
his paper Saturday and tells us thai
his little girl is recovering nicely from
her operation for appendicitis.
-Thos. Peterson is offering 4-buc.
kle all-rubber arctics, sizes to II, al
SO per pair. Only few left and they
will go quick at this low price. 90
Three licensed BARRIERS, clean tow
els, shoes shined after school each day
and all day Saturdays. Shop under
Bank of Viroqua, John B. Denning
Proprietor. 10-1-p
-Chairmen Dolen of Clinton anC
Spellum of Coon Valley, committee OF
public property, were here Saturday
on business connected with altering
of the Court House.
If you want to enjoy yourself
plan to attend the basket social anC
dance next Wednesday night at the
Woodman hall, given under auspices
of the Royal Nelghbor lodge.
Our congratulations are extended
to Agricultural Teacher and Mrs. r
A. Power, who are entertaining a nine
pound girl at their home, the young
ster arriving Friday morning.
Spring is on the wayi Time tx
dress up. Nothing adds such finish
ing touch to dainty spring costume
as ring, pin, string of beads or othel
piece of jewelry. Let Carl C. Coz
show you.
VIM. Kellicutt was in from nea
Avalanche Saturday to renew annua
Censor dues. He has traded his farm
with Otto Wagner for the old Brand
place near Purdy and moved onto i
last Thursday.
20. w. Jennings of Liberty tow
was in Saturday. He advertises al
auction sale of his personal propert,
in this issue. About the goth he in
tends going east probably to locat