Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-03-22
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING


The genuine lemon soap. u bars
S1.00. Rogers.
Jack Mcintyre left Friday for his
home at Genoa.
Mrs. Roy Cade spent last Friday
and Saturday in La Crosse
Miss Alene Solverson was in West
by Saturday visiting relatives.
Miss Verna Jackson of Westby
was here Tuesday on business.
-B. 4. Bernard of near LaFarge
was here Tuesday to do shopping.
Two grades of tobacco muslin at
lowest prices at Suite & Tate's.
Come to the Grill next Sunday
and eat your Sunday dinner. soc.
Just take look at our Walk
Over shoe window. Stoll & Groves.
Our clothing prices viii fit every
body's pocket book StolI & Groves.
ladies three in one leather shop
ping bags, large size at Use each at
Lloyd Bekkedal of Westby spent
Saturday evening at the Harold Proc
tor home
Chester Dahl of Racine visited
few hours with his sister, Mrs I. L.
Baptie, Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Fisher is spending a
few days with her daughter, Mrs. Ira
Casperson of Viola.
Have you looked at the stock of
wall paper at @. E. Davis? The price
and quality is right.
Just received Queen Quality"
Oxfords and strap pumps, for spring.
III. T.. Williams q Co.
Kenneth Larson was here from
Cashton Monday night to attend the
National. Guard inspection.
The ladies' aid of Immannel will
meet IN the church parlors March 80.
Members please bring baskets
Just received complete lire of
children's suits for spring The Blue
Front Store, Ellefson & johnson.
S0gne Kjaernig by Eleanora Oh
son. A large stock OF this Victor re-
cord Just received by Brown Music Co.
Word is received from Sabas Eass
at Richland Center, that he has been
i'll for a week with ulcers of the stom-
ach.
Mrs. Ella Culver is here from Los
Angeles, California. She will spend
several weeks with her SON, Mr.. G. G.
Culver.
Cheever Fisher returned here
Tuesday morning from the state of
Washington and surprised friends and
relatives
Higgins Brothers of Liberty Pole
received by espresso pure bred Hamp-
shire SOW from a Canton, Illinois,
breeder
The spring district convention Of
the Rebeccah lodges of District No. z,
will be held at Tomah on Thursday,
March 80
When looking for a boys knick-
erbocker suit be sure and see our line
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
johnson.
Mrs. Chas. Lieurance and son.
Victor, arrived today from Montana.
called here by the illness of her aunt,
Mrs. Mary Green.
See our large assortment of young
mems suits made up in the new sport
models. The Blue Front Store, FL
lefson & Johnson.
Merchant G. H. Ostrenl received
the sad news from abroad that his
brother, Melkor, had passed away on
the 23rd of February.
There have been more calls for
Sogne kjaering than any Norwegian
record ever made. Call or mail your
orders to Brown Music. Co
Going to get that cistern in before
the spring rains come? We are just
unloading an extra fine carload of
brick. John E. Nuzum & Sons.
MR.. and Mrs. S. j. Sauer left to-
day for Austin, Minnesota, called
there by the death of DR.. r. A. Bar
intz, husband of Mrs. Sauer's sister.
FOR SALE FOR CASH-One lot
on K. Court St., south side. Also one
pair Of thills for heavy wagon. Mrs.
C. ID. Williams, Viroqua, Wis. loft
The ladies of the Congregational
aid society will hold an Easter sale
at the church on Saturday, April Sth--
a Dutch market and apron SALE 1878
lin order to arrange a division of
our interests we will make very low
prices for cash on all stock on hand
including two cars of corn. Thayer &
Mills
You can't get strong on weak,
fiimsy diet. Tone up your stomach.
Eat plenty of nourishing food nd
build up your system. Tanlac does
it. Sold by G. F. Dahl, Druggist.
Jerry and John Bann received the
sad news Wednesday morning. from
Richland Center, that their aunt, Mrs.
Jim Moran, had passed away. They
leave Thursday to attend the funeral. |
Word is received from the hospi- |
tai at Lacrosse that Peter Runice of
Freeman is making good progress and
Will be home III about ten days. He
sustained broken hip about a mouth |
ago.
MIR. Bert Rittenhouse and Mrs.
Max Jensen of LaFarge were in the |
city last Thursday and took the train |
for Prairie nd Sac where they will |
remain with their mother, Mrs. Jim
Rittenhouse, who is very i'll.
Miss Lillian Olson and Miss Helen /
Aspenson came here from the teach |
ers' institute at Lacrosse and spent |
the week end with the latter's sister, /
Miss Anna Aspenson, and returned |
to their home at Mastering Sunday /
morning.
John Silbaugh, Chas. Taylor and |
p. I'll. Melvin, school board of Fair /
view district, were in Tuesday and |
made contract for a new school house !
to be built this spring. When finished /
it will be one of the finest rural school |
houses in the country.
The Mystic lodge win have a big
time their next meeting, Tuesday,
March %. A hard-time or dress-up /
party with good music viii be the /
event. Refreshments win be served. I
All Mystics and your friends be pres /
ent.
Special for Saturday: Hamburg
er 15c per pound; beef stew I0c per
pound; side pork tic per pound; pork |
steak Zoe per pound; beef steak 1Sc /
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