Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-01-26
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

-EHlDI Oi1eilSs, . anu OC, DlS Values
NJ. j. Felix.
Ladies' black cotton hose, 15c a
pair. Rogers.
Hosiery bargains, wool an cotton
hose. NJ J. Felix.
Big values in mems and boys
clothing. Stoll & Groves.
Big reduction on women's Coats,
Suits, Dresses and Fur. NJ. j. Felix.
-Dutchess trousers Zoe a bottom
S1.00 rip at Stoll & Groves.
-Sal-vet will more than save the
price of itself in feed o. z. Davis.
II All ladies' winter coats, pushes
and cloth, at very low prices. Rogers.
-Skagen, tailor, over Rogers store.
First class tailoring and dry cleaning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold E. Nichols
have moved from Ckaseburg to Viro-
qua.
"A fine girl arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo WEIGH on January
18th.
Big clearance sale of ladies' ready
to wear goods at II price. NJ. u
Felix.
Dance to Hawaiian music Friday
and Saturday evenings at the Opera
/ House.
"A complete line of cough syrups
and grippe tablets at all times. o. E.
Davis.
--Hipress, the best you can buy in
rubber footwear sold only at Stoll &
Groves
Charlie Hauge arrived Thursday
from Wolf Point, Montana, TO visit
home folks
We believe that Hess Poultry PAN
a-cea is the best egg producer made.
o. E. Davis.
John jackson has been appointed
assistant to Harold Hall as driver for
the fire truck.
--omundson Variety Store has adj
ded fine Simpson computing scale to
| its equipment.
Cashier and Mrs. H. p. Davis are
much relieved over the improved con- |
dition of their baby.
| -50-acre farm " mile from Newry |
all equipped, price $4,000. 7. j. Thor
son Il son, Westby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Bishop of |
Ferryville were in the city on Thurs |
day, transacting business.
-Viroqua Masonic Commandery |
will have work in the Red Cross de-
gree next Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Larson and /
Oscar Larson attended the Elmer Pet
erson wedding at Cashton. /
Are you sure you are not waiting /
too long before renewing your maya
zines with Howard Thayer?
Try a load of our cheap soft coal.
You will like it at the price charged.
C. L. Colman Lumber Company.
Miss Margaret Drinkwine is home
for the winter after spending several
weeks with home folks at Sparta.
Mrs. II. E. Nichols has gone to
Stoughton to visit relatives. Mr. Mich
OILS will join her there in few days.
Special big attraction for one reg
ular price: The Hawaiians and fea-
ture pictures at the Star Friday and
Saturday.
Alvin Void is rather pleased over
the fact that Brown Swiss cow he re-
Gently purchased has given birth to
twin calves.
We have all sizes in the Ball Band
4-buckle, all rubber overshoes. First
quality at, The Blue Front Store, FL
lefson & Johnson.
Miss Leone Heck has resigned her
position as book-keeper at the First
National Bank and Irwin G. Paulsen
has taken her place.
We understand that Selmer Pet /
erson has sold his residence on North T
Main street and has rented place on
West Decker street.
Rev. Bergen left for Minneapolis /
Monday to attend the quarterly meet
ing of the pension board Of the Norwe- /
gian Lutheran church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Dobson of |
Cashton were in the city on Thursday,
Mr.. Dobson delivering his 1920 crop of /
tobacco to local dealers.
Try a pair of our Ball Band first /
quality overshoes or rubbers and re- /
ceive satisfaction at The Blue Front /
Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Just received complete line of |
the Ball Band low rubbers in the light /
and heavy weight at The Blue Front |
Store, Ellefson & johnson.
Maurice Peterson spent Sunday |
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. |
Peterson at Newton. He is attending
business college at Lacrosse.
The county court is busy these |
days. A number of cases pending in |
that court were settled last week by
attorneys Proctor, Grimsrud and Ben |
nett
--Serenus Paulsen and NJ. T. Van
derbilt of Viroqua and Albert Spellum |
of Coon Valley received the degree of |
| Entered Apprentice in Masonic lodge
Friday night
Mrs Chris Christensen continues
desperately i'll with pneumonia at her
home south of Liberty Pole. Her son
has been i'll with the same affection
but is now improved.
M. B. Davidson has traded his
residence in this city for John Han
sons farm in Harrison Hollow. One
| of Mr.. Hanson's sons will probably
occupy the Davidson home after May
Genial Joe Rosenthal came Friday
for a few days among old Viroqua
friends. On Sunday he and r. w.
Rogerson left for Chicago. They are
proprietors of general store at Du-
rand.
His friends were glad 10 welcome
Grocer w. p. Fleming back from the
hospital Saturday. Billy is not NOV
ing very fast and could hardly qualify
for prize fight, but he's on the way
to recovery.
Attorneys Smiti and Bennett of
this city, and their clients Stoll and
Schroeder depart for Neillsville the
latter part of the week, where they
have business in the circuit court Of
CLARK county.
-~over twenty years of experience
at the bench insures that when you
take your watch or clock or jewelry
to Carl G. Coe to be cleaned or repair