Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-04-12
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

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Ole Hanson of Bloomingdale was
a business caller Tuesday.
-Keeley's chocolates, fresh every
week at Dahl's Drug store.
H. A. Gabretson was here from
Westby, Tuesday, on business.
| Truman Dustin is here from
Westby for a few days visit.
The Prestegaard sisters spent Sat
urday and Sunday in Lacrosse.
All the latest and best dyes and
coloring materials at Towner's.
Eagle dress shirts will hold their
color and wear. Stoll & Groves.
DIR. Chase. dentist. Office IN Ma.
tiopal Bank Building. Phone 81
Red Cross, the white, white enam-
el sold only at Dahl's Drug store.
Il. H. North left Friday to spend
the week end among Viola friends.
George Wolfgram spent several
days this week in Lacrosse on bust
ness.
ladies fine silk dresses and spring
suits at special reduced prices. NJ. ].
Felix.
-Towner has some rare bargains in
wall paper. Remainders of patterns
to close out.
Ask to see the new VanHeusen
collar at The Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son & Johnson.
Don't forget the Dutch market to
be held at the Methodist church Sat
urday of this week.
Try a pair of Goodrich Hipress
rubbers. They will give you the best
of wear. Stolb & Groves.
Mrs. Frank Hay took her father,
T. E. Beaver, to La Crosse hospital
last Friday for treatment.
We will be prepared to make
sorghum at our farm near West Prai-
RE. Frank Buckles e Sons. 15-2-p
Going out of business and want
all accounts settled either by cash or
note at once. Thayer & Mills.
Ora Rabbit returned home We'd
nesday from Madison University to
spend Easter vacation at home.
Will Atkins has been spending a
few days with relatives at Mansion,
returning Wednesday with his dsugh-
/ ter.
rived last Thursday to attend the fun
eral of his sister, Mrs. Easton Mon
son.
Our new 1922 and % plan book
has Just been received. Come in and
select your new house. C. L. Colman
Lumber Co.
-Messrs. Hans and John Fortney
| of Wheeler, Wis, came last Friday to
attend the funeral of their sister, Mrs.
Easton Monson.
Step in at Webb's Hardware and
get their prices on paints of all kinds
They sell thecheapest GUARANTEED
paints in the city.
"A mistake crept into the Stokes
obituary notice last week. Frank
Stokes of Elroy is not son but the
brother of the deceased.
--Mckibbin hats, a good idea for
your head. Come in and look over our
latest spring shapes. The Blue Front
Store, Ellefson q Johnson.
W. b. Hook and J. w. Thayer are
loading a car of horses, machinery
Feed and household goods for use on
| Thayer's Waupaca farm.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Linde-
mann came Saturday from Washing
ton, ID. c., to attend the wedding of
his sister, Miss Katherine.
--Surenson a. Thompson are show
ling a big attractive line Of Mems and
Boys hats and caps for spring and
summer wear. Cali and see them
Attorney A. F. Drew and C. j.
DeJean of LaFarge were in the coun-
ty seat on legal business Monday.
Censor acknowledges a pleasant call.
/ --Kaynee blouses for boys. We
have plenty of styles and patterns to
choose from in suits and the prices are
much lower this spring. Stoll &
Groves
/ Among our Quaker lace curtain
goods you may have your choice Of
LaTosea, Milan, Amerex, Sample
easement two toned bobinet, etc. SUIT
tie & Tate
Attorney C. ]. Smith went to La
Crosse Sunday morning where he met
some business men from Prairie du
Chen on business, and returned Sun
day evening.
-Delco Dealer c. j. Kuebler left
Monday for Dayton, Ohio, TO attend
annual, convention Of Delco dealers.
Mrs. Kuehler accompanied him to Chi
lcago where she will visit friends until
his return.
Our stock of sewer pipe, fiue lin
ing, fire brick and fire clay is very
complete because we have just UNI
loaded a car of these products. They
are much cheaper this year. John e.
Nuzum G. Sons.
June, the time of graduates and
brides, is close at hand. Give them
appropriate pieces of jewelry. They
will appreciate nothing quite so much.
Our large and carefully selected stock
will aid your selection. Carl c. Coe.
/ One of the most noteworthy fea-
lures in connection with Tanlac is the
large number of men and women who
have reported an astonishingly rapid
increase in weight as a result of its
use. Sold by C. f. Dahl, Druggist
/ We are sorry to learn that our
good friend and enthusiastic base ball
promoter, Ray Calhoon OF LaFarge,
has found it necessary to enter the
hospital for a minor operation, and
trust the trouble win not be serious.
Some people say, Il do not have
any faith in 0steOpathy." You do not
need any. Osteopathy gets results
without faith. 1t has won its way
against doubt. All il asks is fair
trial and the most doubtful will be
convinced.
Gust Thompson has exchanged
his farm in town of Franklin with Vic
tor Jacobson for his fine place north
of the county farm. The considera-
ton for the Jacobson place was around
| $4,000. Mr.. jacobson has a big auc-
/ ton ad in this issue.
james Moseng was at Parrish,
Wis, looking after his land interest
and while there visited Halyor Gran
mum, who has a farm two miles from
Parrish. Halvor is doing well up
there and has just completed new