Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-11-29
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

Chronic diseases, good way. DIR. B
Fresh home made bread every
day at the Eat Shop.
DIR. C. ID. Mead and family mo-
tored to Lacrosse on Sunday.
Leave your orders for lefsa at
Mrs. Nick Torgerson's. Phone 314.
Paul Honaker spent Tuesday on
business at Lacrosse.
Irwin Henry and sister, Mrs.John-
son, drove to Newry Sunday and spent
the day at the William Larson home.
Bob Reed returned from t h e
northern woods Friday with a 154
pound buck.
Miss Violet Surprise of Milwau-
kee spent the weekend here with her
aunt, Mrs. Jack Watson.
Rose Olsen, Chiropractor. Palm
er School Graduate. Office over StoD
& Groves. Calls answered promptly
We have a beautiful line of mems
dress shoes at $3.50 Ellefson &
johnson, located in Masonic Building.
Buy your cookies, doughnuts, and
pies at the Eat Shop, for Thanksgiv-
| ing.
Paul Garin left last week for
| GAINESVILLE where he has accepted a
position.
-Overcoats-yo will find an in
teresting selection here. Ellefson &
Johnson, located in Masonic Building.
Look over our bargain table, il
will pay you. Ellefson & johnson, To-
Gated in Masonic Building.
Fresh, crisp for cold wealth
er needs are here for you. Ellefson &
Johnson, located in Masonic Building.
John Jeffson of Montana, who is
visiting relatives in Westby came here
Tuesday and spent the day at the Ju-
| lius Jeffson home.
Family night, Friday, Dec. 1st,
at Temple Theatre. Bring your fam
lily big or little for 55c. The bigger
| the better.
and DR.. Hess Panacea for ehuckens in
the size package to suit your needs.
Sold only at o. E. Davis
Your prescriptions will receive
careful attention by registered phar-
macist at a reasonable price at o. E.
Davis
You'll find large assortment of
overcoats here and suits in plenty,
too. Come in. Ellefson q Johnson,
located in Masonic Building.
We give Thanks for your patron
age in the past and would appreciate
your patronage in the future The
Eat Shop. Minnie B, Latta, Prop.
Have you heard the new Column
bia records. No surface noise. New
Process Columbia Records at Oscar
Anderson's, Readstown. 1872
Have you seen our Combination
storm and screen doors7 Removable
panels make one door serve both pur-
poses. Better get one this winter. Nu-
yum Lumber Yard.
Mrs. Julia Collins and grand
daughter, Marie, are spending the
weekend at the Mat Baumgartner
home at Stoddard. The ladies' are sis
ters.
Mayor Ben Nuzum drove down
from Tomah Tuesday, taking back
his sister, Mrs. Wilson, and children,
who will spend Thanksgiving with
him.
Oscar Somerfeld just returned
from a trip in northern Wisconsin.
He said he went deer hunting but you
will have to ask him about it whether
he get one, or not, and what kind.
Della Simpson, little daughter of
julie Simpson, was taken to Sparta on
Tuesday where she was operated on
| for appendicitis this morning. Mrs,
Elmer Strait is there with her.
See our line Of Adler ColIegian
suits with the handsome McBedwin
| finish, the finest finish ever put In a
gentleman's coat. Ellefson & John
son, located in Masonic Building.
Extra big bargains in children's
| stockings. Sizes 6 to ~, 29c, sizes
to 10h, 33c. These stockings are
extra heavy. Ellefson & Johnson, To-
Gated in Masonic Building.
Sever Tally surely has a fine COW
barn and next year he plans on build
ing one for his horses and all who at
tended the dance last Saturday night
report an excellent time, good music
and a fine supper.
I Don't forget the chicken pie sup
per and miscellaneous sale at Spring
vile church Friday night, December
s. Supper from o'clock till all are
served. Ladies please don't forget
your donations for the sale
/ -Franklin's Santa Claus Candy
shop, Rivoli Theatre Building, La
Crosse Greatest bargains ever of
fered in candy, all high class and home
made. Wholesale to schools and
churches.
Ten Nights in a Bar Room" is
one of the great American books and
plays, and the movie presentation of
the great drama which you will see
at the Temple Theatre next Monday
and Tuesday evenings far surpasses
anything ever before attempted. You
should see it.
Did you ever see that great play
or read the book, "Ten Nights in a
Bar Room?" If you have you will
want to see it presented at the Tenn
| pie Theatre next Monday and Tues
dayday nights in movie form. The
stage paly is very poor presentation
| of the great drama compared with
the thrilling way in which you will
see it presented on the screen.