Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-09-14
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

-Neille HayJer mas Deen at her
man Buttons for the summer.
Walk Over shoes, the kind that
give satisfaction. Stoll & Groves
Mr., and Mrs. F. p Bean and Mrs.
Roy Bean motored to Darlington last
week.
For breakfast eat Pearls Of
Wheat. Sold at Thompson & Stout's
Grocery.
-Thayer has several small farms
and few larger ones to exchange for
city houses.
Mrs. Rebecea Green has returned
home to Viroqua after spending some
time at Ladysmith.
Ruby Hopp Of Viroqua and Mil
dred Angel of Victory left Sunday TO
attend Bethel Academy.
New pianos at normal prices. A
few special bargains in used pianos
at Browns Music Store.
Our Dixie Gem has no superior as
a soft coal for your furnace or heating
stove. c. L. Colman Lbr. Co.
Mrs. Frieddell and daughter Ella
have moved into their new home Just
completed, on North Main street
Don't forget o. E. Davis sells the
Columbia non set stop graphOphone
and also records in all languages.
Scholars and teachers viii find
the best up-to-date line Of tablets note
books, pencils and all kinds of school
supplies at Towner's.
BE sure to hear the Juvenile band
play their last out-of-dcor concert in
the park Friday night. They appre-
ciate your attendance.
Navajo art Craft" couch covers
and baby cab blankets in the latest
| Indian designs at The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson & johnson.
Housewives who appreciate nice
/ things will be interested in the beau
/ tiful Pyrex glass casseroles IN nickle
or FURNISHED glass which Jeweler Ed
Harrington is now showing.
| e. A. SchoOnoyer and family re-
/ turned home the first part of last
week after an absence of two weeks,
spent with relatives and friends, in
| Richland county. and Sank county.
Andrew Mellem says, Come to La
/ Crosse next week and take in the big
fair and look over our new fail clothes
at $40, S25, $50 and $35. Peter New
burg, LaCrosse's largest clothing
house
/ With the Lacrosse and Southeast
ern R. r. out of commission it would
be well for road builders between vi
roeua and Westby to see that their
work does not unduly hamper trans
| portation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fromader of Camp
Douglas spent the weekend with Mrs
| John Friddell. From here they went
to Genoa to spend few days at the
w. w. Powell home. The three ladies
are sisters.
More pianos have been sold by
the Brown Music Co. during the past
three weeks than the previous three
months. Attractive prices are offer
ed on all standard lines. Now is a
good time to buy.
School days are with us again.
4 For scholars, and others folks as well,
there is nothing better than Conklin
and Parker fountain pens and Ever
| Sharp pencils. Get them at Carl G..
| Goes jewelry store.
-Supt. Geo. E. Sanford and wife
and children drove to the state or
chard near Gays Mills, Sunday, and
also spent some time at Soldiers Grove
at the home of Prof. John E. LawtOn
Ia classmate Of the Sanfords.
w, Z. Lawton and family return
ed last Wednesday from an eight-day
vacation trip, spending most Of the
time at Boscobel, and New Hampton
Iowa. Mrs. Kretsch came up from
Boscobel with them for short visit.
Miss Bertha Schoonover returned
to teaching duties in Westby high
school, after spending the sumner
months at her home in Lone Rock.
She was an over Sunday guest at the
home of K. A. Schoonover of this city.
Frank Wise has purchased from
1nf h Of NV
Watson's residence and is busily en-
gagged in erecting a new home thereon.
Building homes is getting to be chonic
with Frank-this is the third. Some
one always seems to want them worse
than he does.
4 No little honor came to Atto&ey
J. Henry Bennett last week in his Sc
lection by state officials as attorney
for the Division of Markets. AS the
position would require his removal to
Madison and demand all his time at a
somewhat inadequate compensation,
Attorney Bennett declined the offer.
"A perfect record for sobriety is
often a mighty valuable possession,
and it so proved for ]. w. Thayer
Tuesday morning. Mr. Thayer backed
into the Standard Oil station "Air"
light pole and shattered the glass
globe on the top; but here was one
accident in which moonshine played no
part.
An interesting eventin Miss Grace
Dinsdale's trip abroad during vacation
was a meeting and visit with the sic
ter of Rev. F. Harris at his mothers
home in England, not being able to
see the mother, she being away visit
ing another daughter. The world
really isn't so large, after all, dontcha-
know.
There was feature of the storm
two Sundays ago of which we were
not informed when we gave Gibson of
Lacrosse credit for getting here with
a truck load of cream Sunday night.
Otto Griffin started for Lacrosse by
car Immediately after the last of the
FIVE storms and put in the orders for
all of the dealers here.
People actually dilly-dally with
one of the most precious assets with
which they are endowed. For instance;
How much could you earn tomorrow
if you should suddenly become blind
Get rid of your eyestrain. Visit DR.
venson at Lacrosse. He is always
reliable. Read the letter on front
page from Mrs c. J. Swenson of La
Crosse.
President f NJ Minshall attended
the Gays Mills fair last week. and re-
ports that the exhibits were fine and
the crowd big. Frank sat in" the
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