Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-09-21
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

at the Farmers Store.
Don't fail to see our ladies fur
coats. Suite & Tate's.
Most everything made Of paper,
you will find at Towners.
Miss Avis Brewer has secured a
position in the Farmers Bank.
Mrs. Hayter of Beloit has been
visiting relatives and friends here.
Reserved seats at Dahl's Drug
Store for Brooks Stock Company.
Leon Chase went to Madison to
resume his studies at the University.
Mr.. Schrode has crew of labor
ers getting out a shipment of tobacco.
Big dance next Saturday night at
the Esofea hall. Good music. 3S-l-p
Mems and young mems wool suits
$500, $500 to $4,000 at NJ. }. Fe-
lix'.
Lawrence Minshall left on Sun
day for Chicago to resume his dental
studies.
M. B. Thompson came down from
Hudson for visit with relatives and
old friends.
w. F. Lindemann is erecting an
addition to the harness shop on East
Court Street.
Geo. Minshall got second with
jolly Dell III the SAVVV StesAS A~NS a.
Chippewa Falls.
Everything in ladies coats and
suits from misses TO stout sizes at
Suite & Tate's.
j. J. McKenna was up from the
state fruit farm with truck load OF
! fruit on Saturday.
Let us help you in preparing for
| winter. We are always at your ser
q
| The inclementweather of last Fri
day evening made the rendering of the
| last band concert impossible.
Editor and Mrs. J. t. Hage drove
down from Westby and spent Sunday
at the Lawrence Grimsrud home.
At Romans hall, during Fair
week. a big dance Wednesday, Thurs
dav. FRIDAY and Saturday nights.
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Potts return
ed to their home at LaFarge, after
a weeks visit with relatives here.
-Thron jacobson had the misfor-
tune to lose a horse by lightning, or
! Friday, making two IN few weeks.
/ MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Sanger en-
tertained a large number of friends
at six o'clock dinner on Sunday even
ing.
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/ son and Mrs. M. A. Smith spent las
week in Milwaukee, driving home Sun
day.
here and take a look at our stock OF
nifty jewelry, etc. Edw. Harrington
jeweler
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Nelson were
at La Crosse last week with theil
daughter, Amber, who submitted to al
Boom and board can be Furnished
by day or week. c.. E. Suffer, 4O4 )
Washington Ave, ] block south. O
Mrs. [. NJ. Clarke left Madisol
September Ia for Fresno, California
to make her future home with her Sol
Donald Clarke.
The Perry and Wayne Cowdel
and Cliff Fish families spent Sunda.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Clements o.
Pleasant Ridge.
See the new Delco-Light Pull,
plant in operation at c. j. Kuebler
Sons exhibit fair week on Midway
opposite the Grand Stand.
"A Conklin self-filling fountain pc
with safety clip or ring will be apprt
ciated by your son or daughter ]
school. Sold by o. E. Davis.
-Mr.and Mrs. Harvey Cox OF Pleas
ant Ridge, had as their guests on sur
i day. the Wheelers of near Readstow
4 and two sisters of Mrs. Cox.
Remember to save your money fo
4 the Congregational church rummag
sale to be put on by the ladies aid Sc
ciety about the first week in Octobe
--Mr.and Mrs. Harvey Cox and Mr.
Cox mother, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. !
/ Groves motored to the Dells for
night ago, reporting very fine tim
| Mrs. Marie A. White and bah
leave tomorrow for her home at Al
burn. Wash. after a visit of thre
/ weeks at the old home with her mott
er.
%. G. Brown, Carl Enggaar'
Harry Nelson and Geo. Groves lei
Monday for Meadow Valley TO tt
their luck during the five days of pra
!, RE chicken hunting.
I Mrs. Ad Grouse was up from V
ola today, meeting her daughter, Nj
BILE. who had been at Lacrosse a.
ranging to enter the hospital to tax
training as a nurse.
County Agent Schelling is bac
4 on the lob after a two weeks "vacs
/ ton" He visited fairs and took
! look at agricultural things In gener;
throughout the state.
Shoes for the whole family
that's what you'll find at Surenson ,
Thompson's at moderate prices. TIL
is a good time to "shoe", for coz
weather is on the way.
1 j. d. Roberts dropped in today
renew Censor dues. He was on n
1 way home to LaFarge, having Ju:
taken his brother, J. H. Roberts
!. Lacrosse for an operation.
III. E. Rogers and wife and daugF
/ ter Alice and Mrs. Vienna Thompso
drove to Sparta, Sunday, where Mr.
| Rogers and Alice took the train fl
Milwaukee where Miss Alice enter
| Downer College.
No matter whether it be lumbe
cement. brick, tile, Kallestone, Goa
or any of the other numerous line
we carry, you will find our prices e.
tremely reasonable considering IL
quality we offer you. Colman Lumb'
Company.
If you have beea leaving the jo
/ with headaches, and getting a gene
l ally rotten feeling during the day cor
| slider this feeling as an advance N
tice of strained eyes. Get rid of II
I eyestrain. Visit DR.. Eyenson at l.;
/ Crosse. He is always reliable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe De Lap of S;
lem, Oregon, arg visiting Mr.. and Mr.
/ Theodore Johnson and other relative
1 in this vicinity and West Prairie, T,
naming till after the fair. Mrs. [
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