Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-05-04
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

! lU.S5 SILK dresses Just received at
|. M. j. Felix.
Window shades and curtain goods
at Towner's.
Board of trustees is in session at
the asylum today.
New drop stitch hose brown white
and black, at NJ. j. Felix.
DIR. c. A. Minshall and wife of
Westby spent Thursday in viroqua.
Otto Griffin drives new Chevro-
let coupe, purchased from Dealer Han
son.
Remember the rummage sale at
the Congregational church Saturday,
May 7th.
Ralph Nuzum received the sec
ond degree in X. p lodge Thursday
evening.
Ask for Pilot overalls and jack
cts at The Blue Front Store, Ellefson
& Johnson.
Geo. Thompson of Hillsboro is
here to make his home with his moth
er. Mrs. Bort.
American Maid and Classic Gro
lchet cotton, former price 1Sc, now lie
per ball. Rogers.
-Prin., N. H. Kingsley and Stanley
0psahl of LaFarge Institutional force,
tuTONt over TUESDAY.
FOR SALE-A nine room house.
21s lots with good barn, Easy terms.
l.. G. Boyle, Viroqua. 15-tf
"A fine show for Saturday and
Sunday-William Farnum. His pic
lures are always good.
Mr. and Mrs T. B. Smell spent
last week with their son, VIM. F., and
family at Clinton, Iowa.
Everyone can afford Columbia
IGrafonola" now; they are back to pre-
war price. o. +. Davis.
See our Elgin made shirts, guar
anteed fast color. The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
-vIf interested in real estate which
IS even now paying fair rate Of inter-
est. call or write j. w. Thayer.
Mrs. j. II. Chase left Friday to
spend two weeks with her daughter,
Elizabeth, at 0berlin conservatory.
IF you want to dye, go to Town
er's. Rit Butterfly tints, Aladdin dye
soaps, Putnam's fadeless dye, and
others.
Some dance Friday night of this
week! Turn out and help the boys
of Battery A and enjoy Gabel's orches-
ira music.
AT the Kickapoo Valley declam-
atory contests held at Gays Mills last
Friday night, Soldiers Grove won first
in both contests.
Go to Ed Lind's shoe shop and
see the SELF So shoe-the shoe that is
advertised so strongly in the Satur-
day Evening Post.
Timber and eutover lands are both
sound investment at present and you
have a generous selection at Thayer's
Real Estate Office
Miss Eleanor Nelson has com
pleted her training as nurse at Mi
chael Reese hospital at Chicago and
is at home for a visit
What would be nicer for a grad
uation or wedding present than one of
our hand-rubbed mahogany clocks.
Ed Harrington, Jeweler.
His old Viroqua friends will be
pleased to learn that Leon Martin was
elected treasurer of Lone Rock, where
he conducts drug store.
We now have complete line of
the famous Lewis underwear foI
spring and summer wear at The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson e. Johnson.
Remember "The Wishing Ring
at the Opera House Thursday and Fri.
day, May 10 and 20, under auspices
of the Congregational ladies aid so
ciety.
Superintendent Geo. Sanford. Miss
Dinsdale and Miss Nelson we're Al
Westby Tuesday night as judges d
the local declamatory and oratofical
contest. . al
Cut your grass with an Eclipse
lawn mower. You'll find the Eclipse
the best mower at the. price. We
have several other makes. The Sauef
Hardware.
The time Of brides and graduates
is again with us. You will find my
store filed with the most appropriate
gifts for botk. Come and see. Carl
c. Coe, jeweler.
Mr. Car Owner: Motor, the ma
tional magazine of motoring, only
costs 50 year now--was So. Let me
start your subscription with the May
issue. Howard Thayer.
Carl Enggaard's harness shop at
Viroqua is now prepared to do any
kind of work on your automobile top
and side curtains. Glasses sewed in
and new top coverings made
Kenneth Larson has resigned his
position at Carl G. Goes jewelry store,
and returned to his home at Cashton
where he will act as local agent for
the Aetna insurance company.
Mate Noggle and NJ. T. Wander
Ibilt have purchased from Mrs. l.. G.
Norris her two lots lying east of the
school house. Both gentlemen plan
to erect residences thereon next year.
"A mistake of month crept into
Merchant Elmer Haugen's ad last
week, making it appear that he would
not take charge of the Froiland &
Nelson store until May 28. Transfer
was made last Thursday.
Geo. Schroeder, John Stoll and
Geo. Groves spent the first day of the
trout season fishing north of Sparta.
They report that fishermen were thick
err than fish, some even camping on
the creeks the night before.
Mystic Worker lodge had most
enjoyable session last Tuesday even
ing Music by Culver's orchestra,
dancing and fine refreshments. La
Crosse lodge had planned TO come but
the inclement weather interfered.
Merchant Tom Peterson was in
Friday to take out material for alter
mig the house he recently purchased
across from his store at Newton. He
informed US that after twenty-five
days illness with infamatory rheu-
matism his son is able to sit up little.
There was man in Viroqua who
had spriSg chicken for dinner last
Sunday-just about the earliest
springer" date we have ever heard