Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-08-31
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

W 4OnON. OdSn STORE 20.
Our fall price on wall paper viii
interest you. o. E. Davis.
Does your neighbor trade here
He does. Do you? Cash Store Co.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Caldwell made
a trip to Tomah the latter part of the
week.
Mrs. Arthur Nichols of Beloit, is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Salome
Miller.
"A pair of Walk-over shoes win
satisfy you N every way. Stoll &
Mr.. and Mrs. N. D. McLees are
entertaining relatives from Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania.
Grocer j. H. Quick is spending
the week in Milwaukee and Chicago
buying groceries.
Coming next Wednesday and
Thursday, sInside of the Cup" by
Winston Churchill.
See our line of young mems early
fall caps. The Blue Front Store, Ell
lefson & Johnson.
-Boysll The American Boy reduced
to $2.O0i Give me your order nowl
Verna E. Tnayer.
"A. E. Surenson and family and
Miss Nellie Tollefson spent three days
in Madison last week.
Frances Older and Margaret
Drinkwine have gone to Lacrosse
where they secured employment.
Otto Griffin sent a truck to Wa
terloo, Iowa, Saturday, bringing back
Ernest Stout's household effects.
Atty. VIM. Stevenson and wife of
Richland Center spent Sunday at the
home of City Engineer Brewer.
Every one filling silos or using
betting should try sample of Cling
Surface at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S.
Operator Chas. Fosbinder smash
ed the lip of his finger in the Leader
typesetting machine last Thursday.
Avis Brewer returned from Rich
land Center, where she visited a cou-
pie of weeks with friends and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Grubb ac-
companied by Mrs. Charley Clark and
SON Francis, were Winona visitors on
Sunday.
Geo. Smith and family and Miss
Clark of Cornell drove down Tuesday
for visit with the Cunningham and
other relatives.
We recommend Ralston shoes for
men. Let us show you the new fall
styles. The Blue Front Store, Ellef.
son & Johnson.
We enjoy doctoring sick watches
If yours has gone on strike, come
in and let US put it in running order
Ed Harrington, Jeweler.
Miss Xena Cade returned home
Saturday after months visit with
friends at Oshkosh, EauClaire, Esean:
aba and Machinac Islands.
! Prices on Winner mills are same
as before the war. Now is the time
to buy Winner and grade out your
seed grain from the whole bin full fol-
1922.
"A very large crowd attended the
ice cream sociable at Louis Hotlen's
! Sunday evening. Root was there with
his lights for which they wish to thank
him very much
-Klouse Peterson was taken to La
Crosse, Sunday, and on Monday sub.
mitted to very serious operation
We regret to learn that his condition
is most discouraging.
"A few Wood Tire Hollow Wall
silos ON hand at Viroqua, ready for
immediate delivery. See Chas s.
Slack & Co. and prepare for a long
| feeding season by the use of silo.
1.-THE Inside of the Cup" is a big
picture and exposes Hypocracy. From
Winston Churchills celebrated novel
A strong religious preachment. AT
the Star next Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Tad Cary had piece of misfor-
tune last week, when he bought a
Ford car in Lacrosse which later turn
ed out to be stolen car, The men
who did the dirty work were arrested,
but that doesn't return Tad's money
to him.
--Sterley May,who is now in charge
of the Ford branch at Hillsboro, was
here over Sunday. He took his fam
lily back with him. Sterley has rent
ed his residence to Ernest Stout, who
will occupy the same tomorrow. We
regret to lose Sterley, but wish him
well in the new location.
The mission fest at West Prai-
RE, Sunday brought together about a
thousand people to attend the services
at the church and enjoy the fine SER
mons by an eminent devine. Band
master Brown and rs members of his
Juvenile Band added to the occasion
with plenty of good music.
Marie Olson, clerk at the Farm
ers' Store, was taken to a Lacrosse
hospital last Thursday. She was suf-
fering with typhoid fever, and for a
time her condition was most critical,
threatening to run into typhoid pneu-
monia. Latest reports are that she
is still very i'll but much improved
Chairman Albert Egeness was in
Monday, and tells us that Viroqua
town is having the devils own time"
with the tractor hired to do their
grading work. 1t has been broken
several times, ard being out of COM
mission so much of the time has made
it impossible to give the roads the
attention they deserve.
"A. ]. Favor and l.. u. Favor mo-
tored to Whitehall, Sunday, taking
with them Mrs. Favor's mother who
will make her home with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jim Arnold Arie and Luz
cius returned Monday and said that
Mrs. Favor stood the trip very well
in spite of her total blindness and adj
vanced age, 81 years. 1t was her first
auto ride.
DIR. Rose Olson returned Monday
from Davenport where she attended
annual lyceum of graduates of the
Palmer school of Chiropractic. Over
5000 Chiropractors were in attend
ance, coming from AZ countries. One
came from New Zealand; and some
drove from Pennsylvania. The Palm
err school has made wonderful growth
the last few years, and its founder,
B. j. Palmer, is now a nationally
known figure.