Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-02-08
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

Norma Ialmadge, W edneSday and
Thursday.
Merchant ]. P. vigdahl spent the
first of the week in Minneapolis.
Chairman Dolen was in from
Clinton town on business Monday.
III. p. Larson spent several days in
Wausau this week on business.
%. E. Davis has complete line of
hot water bottles at all prices.
Plenty of oat feed and Mystic feed
now on hand at Thayer & Mills.
All kinds of trunks, travelling
bags, suit cases. Stoll & Groves.
Bernard Briedenstein of Ontario
was city visitor one day last week
More wear for little less money.
Walk-0ver shoes at Stoll & Groves
The interior of the First National
Bank is being painted by Mr.. Koeppe.
When in need of cough syrups or
cold tablets, o. E. Davis can supply
you.
Patrick j. McManna of Cash
ton was a city visitor last week one
day.
Sam Gross and Ben Gliekman are
spending the week in Chicago on bust
ness.
Paris North has traded his city
property to a LaFarge gentleman for
a farm.
Go to the Sauer Hardware and get
a pocket knife or pair of shears at less
than pre-war prices.
Rose Olsen, Chiropractor, Palm
er School Graduate. Office over Stoll
& Groves. Phone 1877.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Kellicut of
West Salem, are visiting the formers
mother, Mrs. May Kellicut.
Little Mildred Walling has been
very Ill with influenza during the past
week, but is now on the gain.
Virgil Grub has been wrestling
with an attack of tonsilitis the past
week, but is now up and around
Its about time for that new suit.
Remember we have nice assortment
to choose from. Stoll & Groves.
--Chas. Rhodes has moved back into
the old home and Harold Stoll has
moved into the house vacated by Mr..
Rhodes.
Chris Ekern was up from Chase
burg on Friday to attend the Poultry
show and boosted his Censor dues
while here.
Frank Boggs was In on Monday
and renewed subscriptions for f. A.
Shilling of Liberty and David X. Shil-
ling of Canada.
Engineer d. H. Ames came up
from Madison last week to consult
with the city fathers in regard to paw
ing, the coming season.
Mrs. w. w. Powell is here from
Genoa taking care of her brother, John
L.Friedell, who is suffering with pneu-
monia. He is on the gain.
7 K.,,Il... =
his education at Wisconsin university.
A card from him to the Censor enrolis
him as new subscriber.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Cronk leave
for their home in WATERFOWL, South
Dakota, today. They attended the fun
eral of their uncle, N. A. Swiggum.
The M. w. A. had their usual Al
time at the big masquerade dance put
on by the lodge Tuesday evening.
Masquerade dances are novelty now
adays.
Peter Peterson of Route was in
on Tuesday and renewed his Censor
dues. This makes Mr. PeteFson's
twenty-eighth year as a subscriber to
the Censor. g
Friends here receive word that
Frank Berlin, now of Tomah, was tax
week. He was found in very serious
condition with little hope of recovery.
Will Anderson and wife will move
to their new farm the last of this
month, and the neighbors dropped
in on them last Wednesday evening
and gave them a farewell surprise
party. sA
We are informed that e CORES
pondent sent in last week to this Office
headed Crawford County,, contained
many inaccuracies. Correspondents
cannot be too careful in verifying all
news they send in.
Our coal is all screened at the
mines before loading ard picked up
with coal fork before being delivered
to our customers. The quality of our
coal and service will please you. c.
L. Colman Lmbr. Co.
Come to the Farmers store for
your seasonable spring fabrics. We
have just received an attractive show
ing of butterfly tissue and Toile de
Nord ginghams, cotton foalards and
light and dark percales.
-Plastering of the Theatre building
is now completed, and plastering of
the upper story of the temple is well
under way. Workmen are now en-
SdSGd HI HiaCiiAE tiit Sbt6i partitions
in the upper story in place.
Who sells Mems fine Goodyear
Welt dress shoes for $4.85? Who sells
ladies' black or brown kid Goodyear
Welt dress shoes for $4.60? You will
find them at Anton Olson's Cash Shoe
Store, First door East of Enggaard's
Harness shop.
Oscar Theige went to J. ID. Nc
Donald's Poland China sale last Thurs
day and brought home two fine gifts.
One of these gifts is out OF Highland
Queen, the grand champion sow at the
State Fair last fall The other is sir
ed by Big Price King, the first prize
boar at the Wisconsin and Minnesota
State fairs last fall.
Deputy Revenue Collector ]. Z.
Harris viii be at the Court House in
Viroqua on February "a and rs. for
the purpose of assisting citizens in
rendering their United States income
tax return for the year ended Deem
Der 81, 1921. This service is offered
citizens free of charge, and those de-
string assistance should call on the
deputy as early as possible during the
above period, bringing with them all
the data necessary to render a true
return of income
Sam Lake was in from BroOkville
Saturday to renew Censor dues. Sam
was just bit up in the air because
the senate had failed TO expel Senator
Newberry from its ranks. Most all