Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-04-06
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

Drug Store.
Buy your seed field peas at John
iSidie's grocery.
--Keeley's chocolates soc a pound AT
Dahl's Drug Store.
Final clearance sale of fine lace
curtains at M. J. Felix.
Fred Drummer of Harmony towr
WAS in the city on F,iday.
Miss Anna Ernest of Platteville is
a guest Of relatives IN this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kuebler
were Lacrosse visitors Saturday.
Hatch One-Button underwear for
men and boys. Stoll Il Groves.
Miss Verna Morrison spent the
week end with friends at Lacrosse.
Nick Lehrboch, of the II. S. rev
enue force, was in the city on Friday.
We have a large stock of wall pa
Iper to select from. o. z. Davis DRUG
store.
j. Henry Bennett attended court
at Prairie du Chen one day the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Casperson of
Viola were business callers in the city
on Monday.
Master Keith Schoonoyer spent
his Easter vacation at the farm home
of Leroy Atkins.
All sizes of paint brushes from 1
! inch. varnish tod inch wall at o. E.
Davis drug store
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Davidson and
Mrs. John Langley Of LaFarge were
! Vir0qua visitors Monday.
When you buy that new spring
hat get Mallory direct from the max
I err, through Stoll g. Groves.
! You will find fine line of Misses
and children's oxfords in patent and
white at the Farmers Store.
Cashier r. p. LOTUS and family
and sister, Mrs. Frye, of DeSoto mo-
tored up on business Tuesday
Regular meeting of the Mystic
lodge will occur next Tuesday evening.
Something specie Be there.
A new saw 81, has been put into
operation on the j. N. Hanson farm,
formerly the DIR. Porter place.
Mrs. Leroy Gift of LaFarge was
guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs. p. III. Knutson on Monday.
-Ralston's Extra Good Shoes worn
everywhere. We sell them. The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & johnson.
Mr.. Cheever Fisher is home from
Valders, Wis, for visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. McKittrick are
home after wintering with their daugh-
ter, Miss May, in Cleveland, Ohio
Harold Hall drove up to Sparta
on Friday and met Mayor Roseland,
driving him home in the ma yor's car.
Try sack of Hornets Peerless
flour. It's absolutely guaranteed to
be the very best made. The Farmers
Store.
Miss Merle Cowden, who is tax
ing a nurses training in Chicago
hospital is home for two weeks va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Clark and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Waldron and
daughter, were Lacrosse visitors on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Aimer of La
Crosse were guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Johnson a portion of
the week
Remember that there will be
dance at Bud store Saturday evening,
March 9th. Music by the Chaseburg
orchestra.
Get into the chicken business
right. Buy one of our incubators and
brooders. They'll get you real results.
Sauer Hardware.
Take look atthe display window
at Webbs Hardware. See those fine
3-piece aluminium sets at the remark
ably low price of $l.25.
---Ralston Oxfords. We will be
pleased to have you call and look over
our many new styles. The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
We are figuring on starting wet
wash laundry and wish to know how
many customers we could count on.
Those interested kindly phone 360A.
The very latest imported English
caps, smart effects in tweeds.. home
spuns and heather mixtures. See
them at The Blue Front Store. Ellef-
son & Johnson.
Geo. r. Fisher has returned home
from Milwaukee, where he spent two
weeks in hospital in that~city. He
visited his son, Leslie at Valders, be-
fore coming home.
Miss Matte Jackson spent por-
ton of the past week with her sister
Verna, at Lacrosse. Miss Verna is
recovering from a goitre operation in
a Lacrosse hospital.
Grant Johnson moved his house
hold goods from the Congregational
parsonage to rooms over Stoll &
Groves store. They have been room
ing at FRED helHcuJS.
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
When you buy Columbia Graf
onola" you need not worry about get
ting the stops set properly as it stops
automatically at the end of all re-
cords. See the line at o. Z. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. George Henry have
moved into their new home, recently
purchased from Lem Hayter who with
his wife have moved TO West Lima
where they will make their future
home.
u. L. Johnson of Cashton, dealer
in harnesses and shoes, offers you Gus
tom made heavy work harnesses at
from $50 to $50 per set. Every set
guaranteed. This offer lasts for 10
days 14-2
Mrs. George Griffin and Mrs. r. E.
Wolfgram and son Alton, spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs.P Law
renee of La Crosse. Miss Maragene
Lawrence accompanied them home for
q short visit.
No matter what is your need in
interior or exterior painting and fin
lshing, We can supply you. And re-
member that buying a good paint is
real economy. DUPONT paint is the
best Sauer Hardware