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

VIM. Tewalt the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jitley Standiford
were LaFarge visitors Sunday.
Clarence Webb had business in
Lacrosse Monday and Tuesday.
Reserved seats at Dahis Drug
Store for Brooks Stock Company.
If you want any kind of a pencil
or fountain pen, Towner has them.
Word is received from Will Ady
that his wife is again on the mend.
Mems fine dress pants. a fine Sc
lection. 1928 to $3.50. at NJ. ]. Felix
Men, get your dress shoes at Ed
Lind's shoe shop. Prices So and up.
Mr. Halden Bye of Minneapolis is
guest at the home of Mrs. Paul Han
son.
Contractor Graham of Freeport
was in the city few days the past
week.
Editor Buchanan is moving into
the residence of Congressman and Mrs.
j. D. Beck.
Joe DeLap, former town of JEFF
4 ferson resident has been visiting
/ friends here.
F. H. Graves is at the Viola fair
this week acting as judge of the poul-
try department.
We have complete line of the
popular Jack Tar Middies", all sizes.
Suite & Tate's.
Prank Williams spent the week
end with Captain and Mrs. C, E. But
tiers at Madison.
Now is the time to start feeding
DIR. Hess Pan-a-cea to winter laying
hens. 0. E. Davis.
We have a very high grade hard
wheat flour, Urma Best Patent, at
S2.40. johnson & Vigdahl.
MIR. and Mrs William Cofbett and
daughter of Columbus ,Ohio,ar guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Wise.
Mrs. George w. Griffin spent a
portion of the week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Paul Lawrence of Lacrosse.
Loren Baptie entertained the Ford
employees at o'clock dinner at Miss
Latta's restaurant last Tuesday even
ing.
Kenneth Kuebler, Margaret Nc
Intosh, and Louise Mcintosh leave the
last Of the week to attend Beloit coll
lege.
Don't forget the big dance during
Fair week at Romans hall-W ednes-
day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Langley and
daughter, Maxine, of LaFarge, were
guests at the R. E. Wolfgram home
Sunday.
james Fleming, Mel Smith and
NJ. T. Vanderbilt brought home a nice
string of ducks from the Mississippi
Sunday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parker were
r guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
\ William Adams of Sugar Grove ridge
Sunday.
Prof. Zellmer Joined his brother:
I. of the Viola Masonic lodge and attend
{ ed the funeral Of DR. Dake at Viola
Sunday.
o Merchant A. E. Surenson is il
!, La Crosse today receiving further
O treatment. His jaw is improving
steadily.
o Entries may be made at the Banl
Y of Viroqua Saturday nd Monday
n After that at the Fair Grounds. w
E. Garrett, Secretary.
Y Kenneth Stewart has resigned hi
position at the Ford garage and i
Z, now in charge of the tool department
at the Smith Hardware.
n A few pieces of my household fur
: niture still remain unsold. These mus
n be sold within ten days. Come an
look them over at my hall. Max Re
s. man.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kellicut ha
n as their guests during the past weel
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bender of Idaho
" who have spent the summer tourin
e the states.
j. Judge Graves and wife left toda
r. for Richland Center. Mrs. Grave
S. will visit at the Sherwood Coffian
7. home while Attorney Graves practice
T. in circuit court.
e. Remember dancing begins prompt
" " at 900 o'clock at Romans Ha
J. every night of the fair. New and W
.e to-date music by the Culver-Lone
A. worth orchestra. 1872
Contractor Rink received a Wis
], from his brother and two sisters Tue:
# day and Wednesday. Mr.. Rink is a
y old railroad contractor, now retire'
i and dropped in while on an auto tou
Winter viii soon be here. 70
j. had better buy sweaters for the whol
4 family now. Later you may not b
r able to get Just what you want. TIL
.e Farmers Store is showing fine as
sortment.
k Remember and watch for tn
L. check room at the fair grounds at tn
a left of the entrance as you drive in 9
al the fair. Dinner baskets or anythin
you have TO check will be handle
- with care.
& Good building lots in Tiroqua an
is hard to get. Get yours nov from Tol
d ger Fortney, across from Eckhai
Park. Two already sold to Carl Eng
20 gard and Selmer Peterson, who wi
is build soon. 3S-l-
st Next Tuesday night the Mystic
% are planning on a real time. A foul
piece orchestra will be on the jol
J. and all Mystics and their friends ar
N extended a most cordial invitation t
S. be present.
n -Jeweler Carl c. Coe is exhibitin
IS most beautiful collection of damon
rings in most distinctive mountin
r, patterns in green and white gold.
i, you're thinking Of buying diamond
S, see these first.
+ Cool weather is only short way
le ahead. Sleep warm this winter. W
er are showing a large stock of be
blankets-all kinds from pure cotto
b to pure wool. All sizes and price
r Surenson & Thompson.
4 The Brown Music Company wi
o. exhibit an exhibition instrument +;
re their booth in the art hall at the fla
a. next week. II is a gold and whit
Straube piano--the only one of il
A. kind. Make it point to see it.
8. On Monday, J. e. Shreve drove
IS Minneapolis, taking with him thrs
g. young men of the Christian churc
)e Verne and Ray Kegley and Mahlo
:. Z Nf;ol1areon .syhn will attend fha Into