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

w. Z. Garrett was Prairie du
Chen visitor last week.
Your prescriptions always receive
careful attention At o. E. Davis
Miss Carrie Alness departed for
Iowa for her second year Of teaching
"A new and complete line of fall
clothing at much lower price at
Stoll & Groves
Miss Florence Hall went to Men
asha last week to take up her first
year of teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Best leave 70
morrow to spend ten days with her
brother at Hales Corners.
If desiring to buy, sell or ex-
change property it may pay you to
call on or write j. W. Thayer.
just received another lot of our
mems work shoes at $2.75. Anton
Olson's Basement Shoe Store
Ask TO see our new assortment
of children's cover-all suits. The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & johnson.
Judge jolly Bob Parker is back
at his Office after a weeks tussle with
a severe cold that at times theatened
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Hawkins of
Chicago are here for visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Nels Solverson. The ladies
are sisters.
After five years residence in Bill
ings, Montana, Mrs. johnson came
last Thursday to again make her home
in Viroqua.
Seems natural to see Grocer Hen
ry johnson back on the job after his
long illness. His friends were pleased
to greet him again.
He who fndeth knowledge fndeth
life. Get that knowledge at the Man
kato Commercial. College, Mankato,
Mimi. Send for catalog.
See the famous Lord Elgin watch
and other distinctive models at Carl
c. Goes jewelry store Also many
late and beautiful jewelry articles.
We learn with regret that Mrs.
WA .Ady's condition has taken a turn
for the worse. Will was summoned
to Merrill Saturday by her critical i'll
ness.
A lively little hail storm visited
'Viroqua last Thursday, but it was
confined almost to the city limits and
no wind accompanied it so damage
was nil
Desiring to give more attention
to other lines we offer the Viroqua-
Lacrosse auto line for sale. Earnings
of sanse are all recorded and will stand
close inspection. j. w. Thayer
Edward Lind spent the weekend
in St.Paul buying new lines of shoes.
They viii be on display in few days.
School girls will find an especially fine
shoe for them in the assortment.
Andrew Mellem says-Come to
to Lacrosse next week and take in the
big fair and look over our new fall
clothes at 500, S25, $50 and $35. Peter
Newburg, LaCrosse's largest clothing
house.
"A number of used pianos that are
fully guaranteed can be inspected at
the sales room of the Brown Music Co.
Call early if interested as they do not
remain on the floor very long. Three
were sold last week.
The virtue of an effective blending
of printers ink and good bargains was
demonstrated in the big re-arrange-
ment sale of the Smith Hardware Co.
last Friday when most of the articles
listed were disposed of by noon.
DIR. Evenson has house and lot
for sale in Lacrosse, located between
the State normal and the Lacrosse
High school. The house is on the car
line and a paved street. Interested
pdNliES Ndll WIFI Vic OOC-
tor.
No matter whether it be lumber,
cement, brick, tile, Kallestone, coal,
or any of the other numerous lines,
we carry, you will find our prices ex-
tremely reasonable considering the
quality we offer you. Colman Lumber
Company.
Albert Larson and family drove
over to Bangor Sunday and spent the
day visiting relatives. Mrs. Mary
Warwick of Grand Forks, North Da-
kota, sister of Mrs. Larson, accompan-
led them. She is spending two weeks
at the Larson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hay and son
Kenneth were in Lacrosse Sunday
where the doctors gave Kenneth a
thorough examination and found that
he was making the very best of pro-
gress. His back is healing perfectly,
and even his hand will not be as badly
crippled as was feared.
! Mr.. and Mrs w. p. Hudson and
sons drove to Ontario Sunday to see
the Charley Manley family and others.
While on the trip they went over the
"Wild Cat" for the first time. THAT
| is some road, I'll say" said Will.
That's what they all say. No more
thrilling or picturesque drive in Wis
consin than over the Wild Cat.
Our good friend, Elmer S. Nixon,
was in from Retreat Monday to bring
his two children up to school and re-
new for his Censor. Elmer was in a
Jubilent frame of mind, having just
completed the harvesting of an eight
acre tobacco crop without damage
from frost, hail or storm. His field
was in sheltered place and the wind
did practically no damage to 1t. He
says it is as fine as any of the twenty
two crops he has raised.
-Eyestrain causes children to have
headache and to feel tired and worn.
They do not do good work at school.
They want to quit, because they are
handicapped and don't know the cause
of their troubles. DR.. Evenson at La
Crosse is always reliable. Your ex-
animation j S worth being careful
about. Your correct glasses depend
upon the examination. Merely test
ing the eyes with type is not a thor
ough examination. Go to Lacrosse
and have DIR. Evepson examine your
eyes. Ii costs no more. DIR. Evenson
has had twenty years experience in
Lacrosse.
Lila Morterud and May Battles,
nurses from Dubuque, Iowa, walked
into Bloomingdale Monday morning,
having made the cross country hike
from Dubuque, Iowa, following auto
trail No. 80, across Wisconsin and