Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-03-01
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

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Board by the week at the Grill
$3.50.
Gust Lenser of Chaseburg is q
new Censor subscriber.
The Congregational church or
chestra has eleven pieces
Plenty of corn, bran, mlddhngS
and Alfalfa hay at Thayer & Mills.
We are getting in our new spring
suits They look fine. Stol & Groves
Another shipment OF the genuine
Lemon Skin Whitener soap at Rogers
--Nordahl Buros was in and had his
name added as a new subscriber to the
Censor.
The W. C. t. U. viii meet at the
home Of Mrs. j. W. Lucas on Tuesday
March 7.
Walk over to Stoll & Groves and
look over their new Walk-0ver shoes
and Oxfords.
-Tanlac's world wide fame is due
to its merit 1t does the work. Sold
by C. F. Dahl
Have you tried any of those new
Hipress rubbers? They're better than
ever. Stoll & Groves.
Born. Monday, February 20; to
bury Ridge, a baby girl.
For a fine entertainment see Bob
Hampton of Placer next Wednesday
and Thursday at the Star.
Frank Bernard and family of near
LaFarge drove over and spent Sun
day at the H. A. Smith home.
Bank Examiner n. o. Tuhus
spent Saturday with the home folks,
enroute from Milwaukee to Ashland.
Waiter L. Somerfeld and wife
have moved into their new residence
on the N. E. corner of Main and Oak
streets.
Tailor c. NJ. Powell has been con-
fined to his home with a severe cold
and gathering in his head, but is now
improved
-Surenson & Thompson are show
ing the new spring styles of bats aid
cans of the popular Gordon & Fereu-
sc,. make.
Harry Welch returned home on
Tuesday morning after three weeks
in Lacrosse hospital for appendix
tbs operation
Elmer Haugen, he real estate
man, has moved his office from the
Bank of Viroqua building to the Thore
Sebion garage.
The F. H. Williams family receive
announcement of the birth of a sec
ond son to Supt. and Mrs. E- C. Mac
Innis of Jefferson.
The next time you have any syulp-
toms Of appendicitis try osteopathic
treatments. You may be able to
avoid an operation.
Mrs. H. L. Powell left for her
bnrao Of nfea,-
several months here at the home of
her son, Tailor C. NJ. Powell.
-Wanted-Man to work on farm
for year, Prefer married man, small
family. Good reference or must know
them. Inquire of J. E. Stoll.
Walter Gilman is hobbling about
his ankle when he jumbed out of the
fire truck at the Honaker fire.
Annual Knights of Pythias party.
postponed on account of the absence
of lights, will be held at the lodge hall
Thursday evening of this week
Thor J. Thompson was in to re-
new Censor dues Tuesday. He was
lamenting the damage done to the
pine trees that surround his farm
home, in the ice storm.
christopher Fortney dropped in
today and raid the Censor a pleasant
visit. Chris is suffering from a col
lection OF those pests made famous by
Supt. Z. W. MOore-carbuneles.
"A basket social will be given at
the Bishop Branch school two miles
east of Viroqua, Friday night, March
3, for the benefit of the school Every
body come and bring baskets.
You will never know what wash
day satisfaction is until you get one
Of those Laun-DRY-Ette electric wash
ers which are being sold at the Sauer
Hardware. Ask for a demonstrate ton.
His friends were glad to greet
Theo. Johnson, Friday, on his first trip
out of the house since his bad fall at
the Eckhart elevator. He is still nov
ing mighty slow but will straighten
up all right in time
Our coal is all screened at the
mines before loading and picked up
with coal fork before being delivered
to our customers. The quality of our
coal and service win please you. c.
L. Colman Lmbr. Co.
-Lost-Two male hounds, one black
and tan white ring around neck. One
white and tan, lemon ears, collars and
name plate with license tag on each
dog, when last seen. Phone or write
J. r, Ames, Ferryville. Reward if
found. e-2-p
Miss Fern Calvert of the Red
Cross, spent last week in Westby reg
Issering classes in Home Hygiene and
care OF the sick. An Instructor.
trained nurse, will begin work there
early IN March and be there for aavar