Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-09-21
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

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The Hobe Investment Co. of Min
neapolis has appointed M. G. Skagen
as their local agent. 38-1-p
Anton Olson drove to Lacrosse
on business Tuesday.
Charlie Fossbinder spent Sunday
with his family at Mauston.
Dishes and crockery at Towners'
at REDUCED PRICES!
New styles in wool sweaters and
scarfs at Suttle & Tate's.
"A new lot of pipes, tobacco and
smoker articles 4. Towners'.
Mike Stoehr is exhibiting his fine
hogs at Lacrosse fair this week.
ID. H. Ames paid a visit to Mil
waukee the latter part of the week.
You will find big line of trunks
and suit cases at the Farmers Store.
-Urma Hard Wheat Flour, Best
Patent, S2.40, at Johnson & Vigdahl's.
| Boys 2-piece knee pants suits,
$3.50, $1,000, and $1,000. NJ. ]. Fe-
Xix.
Miss Maud Miller went to La
Crosse Tuesday where she entered the
/ Normal.
Dance at Romans hall Fair week
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday nights.
Fall time is ideal building time.
Come in and let's talk about that new
house or barn. j. E. Nuzum & Sons
The Messrs. and Mesdames Mack
Stout and T. N. Beaver left Tuesday
for a weeks visit with relatives at
Sheboygan.
DIR. C. A. Minshall and S. ]. Sau-
err and families drove to Richland
Center and spent Sunday at the Mar
ion Qualey home.
Mrs. A. w. Zellmer submitted to
an operation ON he- hand, Tuesday.
She has been having serious time
with the member.
Mrs. ]. r. Spellum submitted to
an operation for removal of goitre at
Lacrosse, Monday. Friends will re-
joiee to know that she is recovering
nicely.
daughter Elizabeth drove to Sparta,
Sunday, where Miss Elizabeth took
the train for 0berlin to take up her
work at the conservatory.
The Webb Hardware wishes to
announce to its patrons that Bert Ma
son has received his license from the
state board as a plumber. He took
the examination August %.
Our new showing of ladies fall
and winter coats is very complete anC
; attractive. You will be highly pleas
| ed with the nifty styles and fabrics
Come and see Surenson & Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Weisner
! Mr.. and Mrs Willard Chase of La
Fargo, accompanied by Miss SUSIE
Thompson of this city went to La
| Crosse Saturday evening to see Fisk
! O'Hara."
As an indication of the wide ex
! panse of territory from which a goot
business reputation will draw trade
, we notice that the Brown Music Com
/ pany has recently delivered pianos il
) Tunnel City and Eastman.
! Tuesday was the Sth wedding an
; niversary of Superintendent and Mrs
Sanford. Two of their classmates
' Lee Griffin of Kansas City and Mis-
I Stella Trane Of Lacrosse dropped il
g to help them celebrate the event.
/. Take advantage of your presenc
4 at the Vernon fair to drop into Car
c. Goes jewelry store and get tina
e watch, ring, or piece Of fine jewelr
= you have intended buying so long
n You can find what you want in hi
large stock.
a Mrs. j. B. Berg came from Mon
n dow the latter part Of the week 7
assist her mother, Mrs. G. ID. Viii
= Jams, in preparing for her sale mex
d Saturday, following which Mrs. Wi
e liams will take up her residence I
y Mondovi Viroqua friends will regr'
lie her removal.
t II. +. Lyons of New Lexington
Ohio, left Tuesday for Sioux Cit,
% Iowa, after spending two weeks {
ir the Chris Welch home on Pleasar
It Ridge. He is Mrs. Welch's brothe
m Mr.. and Mrs. WEIGH and MIR. Igor
a drove to Baraboo and Hillsboro la'
II p.eek to visit relatives.
Arthur Mccall is back from a
n eight-weeks stay near Rochester, Min
r, nesota. For thirty-three days he al
/, sisted in harvest for a man who en-
TO ployed him many years ago. II
$. spent last week at the Gays Mills ia
A. and visiting his daughter, Mrs. J.
McKenna, at the big state fruit farr