Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-30
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

ShURl PERSUNAL JUIIlNG
Anita Stewart Monday and Tues
day.
Westby.
Carl C. Coe spent Sunday with his
family at Cashton.
District Attorney Heinz spent his
Easter in Cashton.
-Tanlac is sold in Viroqua at
Dahl's Drug Store.
Walter Kuebler has been laid up
with humps the past week.
Duke Doering spent Sunday at the
parental home in Lacrosse.
-Kuppenheimer clothes they're at"
for spring. Stoll & Groves.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Baptie spent
the Easter tide with Westby relatives.
We have large stock of wall pa
per to select from. o. E. Davis drug
store.
-Children's last year SOC stockings,
colors, black and dark brown for 25c
at Rogers.
-Everthing in lightweight under
wear, including Hatch 1 button. Stoll
& Groves.
There will be dance at Bud Sat
urday, April 2. Chaseburg apiece
orchestra will furnish the music. Ev-
erybody welcome.
All sizes of paint brushes from 1
inch varnish to 4 inch wall at o. E.
Davis drug store.
After Easter sale of silk, crepe,
Georgette and wool dresses-discount
1870 at Rogers.
Ladies' Brogue 0xfords at S475.
Mems fine dress shoes at $6.75. An
ton Olson's Basement Shoe Store.
The Springville and Liberty Pole
appointments each donated crate of
eggs to the Old Folks home in Sparta.
-Ralston shoes for style, fit and
wear. See our new assortment The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Mems and young mems spring
caps in all the latest shades and shapes
at The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
Johnson.
Good brooders and incubators
take the uncertainty out of the baby
chick business. The Sauer Hardware
carries that kind.
Miss Laura McCulloch and Mrs
Eta Seal have taken rooms in the
second story of the Broadhead home
and will remain here for the summer
-Collegian clothes made for the
man who wants satisfaction. Come in
today and look over the new spring
styles at the Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son & johnson.
"A large number of Ladies' Home
Journal subscriptions expire with the
April or May issues. Does yours
These should be renewed NOW with
Howard Thayer.
M. J. Jasperson leaves for St.Paul
Monday to be gone a week attending
a photographers convention and get
ting the latest wrinkles in his profess
sion at the Eastman school.
If you are at all in doubt about
the big drop in the price of lumber,
just bring in bill of lumber and let
us figure it for you. You'll be con-
WINGED. Colman Lumber Co. 1872
Buy your pork direct. During the
next two weeks | will take orders for
dressed hogs at Il cents a pound
Why not put one down for summer
use? Geo. Wheeler, Phone 2SX.
Friends in the city receive an
nouncement of the marriage of Pearl
Ethelind Stephens, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. Stephens, to Thos. M.Hooper
of Marseilles, Illinois, on March 26th
Albert Getter and Arthur Rainey
of Franklin delivered their tobacco
crop of about 5000 pounds on Tues
day. Their neighbors, Martin Peter
son, Nels Nelson and Pearl Getter as
sisted
If you're short of ready cash,
Favor will take bankable notes and
ness and harness furnishings. Re-
hnt hfS chnyN rfnSnc SafytrIax-
April 9th.
Chris Peterson spent week in
Oshkosh and Milwaukee, returning on
Sunday. Late arrival of the balky
Southeastern landed him in Viroqua
just too late to join the Sir Knights
in the Easter service.
Good paint, like our Du Pont, is
very reasonably priced-a n d much
cheaper than lumber 1t is false econ
omy to suffer your buildings to go un-
protected from the ruinous effects of
the weather. Paint up now. Sauer
Hardware.
-Chas. S. Slack will make a trip
to South Plains. Texas, the first part
of April with parties desiring good
farm either for investment or to live
on. Now is the chance to see Texas
South Plains lands. Inquire Tor par
.ticulars at once.
Julius NJ. Johnson and son, John
H., are down from Cashton today
They were here last week and the rain
forced them to leave their car. They
return with it this evening. Mr.. john
son renewed for the Censor while here.
He informs US that he has purchased
a home in Minneapolis, where two of
hischilGren reside, and viii move there
in June to live. His son viii run the
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Higgins of
Liberty Pole receive the distressing
news that their daughter, Mrs. VIM A.
Black. passed away, Monday, at An
chorage, Alaska. She was AZ years of
age and member Of the Christian
church. The sympathy of the COM
muuity goes out to the aged parents.