Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-11-30
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING


-Chas. Yeager of Mauston spent
the weekend here.
Something new in curriers' for bob
bed hair Rogers.
Don't forgetli We deliver! }. j.
Standiford & Son.
! George Reed is now employed as
express deliveryman.
See the beautiful new line Of
French Ivory at Towner's.
Oyster stews served any time at
Snearley's, under the Opera House.
Many new dress trimmings, grid
les etc this week at Suite & Tate's.
Mrs. E. j. Ogden has gone to spend
the winter with her daughter at Marsh
field.
W. D. Dyson has ben confined to
his home with tonsilitis for several
days.
Miss Margaret Drinkwine is now
employed as clerk in Standiford's
store.
Blankets you may be proud to
possess at Suttle & Tate's at extreme
~ low prices.
Closing out 35c coffee at 28c per
pound Get yours while it lasts. J.
]. Stamford & Son.
travelling bags make a nice
Christmas present. A good as.Svrt-
ment at Stoll q Groves
The people of Cherry Grove school
had good crowd at the basket So
cial last Tuesday evening.
Order your corn, hay and mill
feed of Thayer & Mills before further
advance in prices take place.
We have very large and attrac-
tive line Of Christmas and New Years
greeting cards. F. NJ. Towner.
There will be pie soeiable at the
Mills School, next Saturday evening,
December 3. Lunches will also be sold.
Kenneth Bhenke of Stevens Point
spent Thanksgiving and the week end
as guest of Miss Margaret Christen-
son.
Have you thought of those Christ
mas presents? o. E. Davis has a nice
fancy line of Christmas goods this
year.
-Ralston shoes in all the latest
styles. Come in and look them over.
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &.
Johnson.
Mrs. Jerry Nelson and son came
from Menotte, Missouri, Monday, to
attend the funeral of her grandfather
at Westby.
Fourteen young people at Mt
Sterling and sixteen at Soldiers Grove
were lately confirmed by Rev S. X.
Thollehaug.
Editor ]. T. Hage and Hev. Hol-
UNI drove down from Westby last
Wednesday and attended the dinner at
the Asylum.
-Tanlac is manufactured in one Of
the largest and most modernly equip
ped laboratories in this country. G..
F. Dahl, Druggist.
Mrs. Minnie Rumsey Of Springville
has been quite i'll, and removed to the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Martin
Anderson of this city.
You will be delighted with the
large attractive line of Christmas and
New Years greeting cards which F..
M. Towner is showing.
Please hand your donations for
the Congregational bazaarto the chair
man by the Sth, or baking goods by
noon of Saturday, the 10th.
WHY'S Light Man B. Il. Root, will
soon install WHY'S Light plant in
the store which N, G. Sollie has pur-
chased in Whalen, Minnesota.
On November 9h pound baby
girl made its appearance at the Grand
view hospital for Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Dach of Dach Ridge. Congratulations
Send your pleating, hemstitching
and button covering work to us. "a
hour service on all work. Prices right.
Tri-State Pleating Shop, Lacrosse,
Wis. 45-6
Merchant ]. P. vigdahl spent the
past several days in St Paul on bust
ness, returning today. w. p. Fleming
took charge of the store during his
absence.
Quality goods and low prices, for
example, Pure leaf lard, pound pals
doc; 5 pound pals S5e; and good bulk
lard at l5c per pound at j. j. Standi-
ford & Sons.
Here's one of the biggest snaps we
have ever been able to offer you
dandy mems sweaters for SIPS. Can
you beat it? Come and get one. The
Farmers Store.
AT the Union Thanksgiving ser
vices at the Christian church last
Thursday night an offering of $3.50
was taken and presented to the School
Nurse, Miss Laura Chase, to be used
for relief purposes.
Henry Lake leaves Sunday for
Salem, Oregon, where he will spend
tltS WAitSi WIFI his WIG. we are
pleased to learn that we will not lose
these good people from our midst for
they will return in early spring to
erect new residence on South Main.
Ten of the beautiful Piano lamps
have been selected for Christmas gifts,
from the large assortment displayed
by the Brown Music Co. Call in and
select one to be set aside for you.
No finer line of lamps on the market.
Fred Dyson motored to Madison
last Wednesday, taking back Miss
Eilene Smith who had visited here for
several days at the NJ A. Smith home.
It took Fred six hours to drive from
Viroqua to Hillsboro-the worst roads
ever. He left the car in Madison and
returned by rail.
Students home to spend Thanks
giving were: Lacrosse Normal, Lii
liam 0psahl, Ed Kromrey. Whitewat-
er Normal, Magdalene 0tteson. Be-
lott College, Kenneth Kuebler, Donald
White and Harold Bean. Lawrence
! College, Clarence Bjerke. Milwaukee
Normal, Berniee Fawcett.
| Bring your raw furs to me.
will have them made into wonderful
garments for you. | represent the
same reliable firm as last year-the
I Edes Robe and Tanning Company of
I Dubuque, Iowa. All their garments
have the famous "Stop Thief" label
sewn on the inside. Thos. Peterson,
/ Newton. 4S-1
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