Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-11-09

III OF pneumonia but is now improving.
Attorney c. W. Graves went to
Lacrosse on a business errand today.
Mrs. Harry Potts is at Madison
visiting her mot ,cr. Mrs. E. L Peek.
"A fine showing of blankets and
home made comforts Suite & Tate.
Mr. Ivan Powell Of Sylvan was a.
guest at the George Griffin home Sat
urday.
DIR. Morrison of Cashton spent a
few hours in this. city on business
Morday.
FOR SALE-Star theatre build
ing: For particulars inquire of Smith
& Slack. 40-tf
Get Washed Egg Coal for your
cook stove and ranges. mo SCOT. /"
L. C. Boyle.
Don't miss seeing our new jump
er eretone aprons. They are beauties.
Suite & Tate
%. L. johnson of Lacrosse spent
the first of the week here with his
brother, Bernard.
"Three-Flowers" face powder,
soap and vanishing cream at o. E.
Davis, Druggist.
Mr.. and Mrs George Southworth
of LaFarge were guests at the Buck
ley home Sunday.
Roy, Harry and Claude Cade and
families spent Sunday at the Ed Cade
home near DeSoto.
u. w. Thayer still has on hand
oak lumber suitable for stalls, floors
and sheeting at S25 per NJ.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sterry and
Mrs. Bessie Smith and children visit
ed relatives at Readstown Sunday.
VIII Norris and wife and his aged
mother returned last week after spend
ing ten days with relatives at Chetek.
--Adler-Collegian suits n over
coats in all the latest styles. The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher were
guests at the home of their son Pearl
Fisher, and family at Sylvan on Fri
day.
Ball Band overshoes and rubbers,
both in the heavy and light weights.
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
johnson.
You need warm underwear this
cold weather and the Farmers Store
is the place to get it. Surenson &
Thompson.
Mrs. Mary Lillis has returned
home from visit with her daughter
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stevens
of Lacrosse.
Mrs. w. D. Dyson and Mrs. NJ A
Smith drove to Lacrosse Monday, Mr.
Dyson joining them and driving back
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sterry and
Mrs. Louise Slime spent last Thursday
+ evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Lake of near 5rookville.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Brown and
family ACCOMPANIED by Miss Martha
Kierkseick spent Sunday at the Theo-
dore Luedtke home at Sparta.
-Jeweler Edw Harrington has just
received a new shipment of rich cut
glass pieces. If you appreciate nice
things, drop in and take look
The Main Street Lutheran ladies
will give chicken pie supper and also
serve lunches in connection with their
bazaar on Saturday, November 10.
--LOST-A female rabbit dog
Monroe county dog tag on collar
Anyone knowing Of her whereabouts
please notify A. M. Thorson, Westby
I AL
-Thayer & Mills have another car
of Red River Ohio potatoes arriving
about Saturday next. Taking orders
now at $1.40 at car. Probably our
last car.
John Krogan and Conrad Allness
attended get-together meeting of fire
insurance underwriters at La Crosse
Saturday. Eleven companies were re-
presented.
We're selling a lot of those a.
buckle all-rubber overshoes these days
And the low price will surely surprise
and delight you. See them at Ewd
Lind's shoe shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Norris were in
Lacrosse last week to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Geo. w. Scott, the mother
of Mrs. I. p. Hill. Mr.. Hill was for
mer Viroqua resident.
Right now is the time to place
your. order for Wood Tire Hollow
Wall Silo for next years use. See
Chas. S. Slack e. Co. Gen. Agts. for
Southwestern Wisconsin.
Herb Rabbit dropped in today
and subscribed for the Censor for his
brother Will, at Carter, up in Forest
county. Herb leaves Thursday morn
ing for Carter to hunt deer.
-Auctioneer Farmer Andrew Hove
land and family drove to Lacrosse
and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
Halverson. Mrs. Matthias HOMELAND
and children of Sparta also spent the
day there.
There win be harvest home fes-
tival held at the Bishop Branch church
next Saturday night. November u.
Lunch will be served by the ladies.
Everybody come and enjoy the even
ing with US.
Mrs. James Davis returned on
Thursday after assisting for tw o
weeks in the family of her sister, Mrs.
Art Henthorn, at Readstown, where
four of the family were i'll at one
time, the youngest daughter passing
away.
Oscar Melgaard of Westby was in
Monday to renew Censor dues. Mr..
Melgaard leaves next week to spend
the winter in Northern Wisconsin.
Rather contrary to the usual rule, we
think. Most people go south for the
winter.
The Annual Bazaar and Chicken
Pie dinner of the NJ Z. church viii be
held on Saturday, November IL. Let
everyone attend and partake Of the
good things the Methodist ladies. are
noted Tor serving. Serving will be-
gin at li:1S 44-2
. Geo. Gettsr and his sister Mrs.
Clara Walling,, drove to Lacrosse on
Thursday. George registered as one
of the shortest men on Ford day there,
and went up to get the prizes awarded
him as the shortest mani gallons of
gas, a smoking set and inner tube.
Franz Mills drove n IaCrosse