Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-02-22
SHORT PERSONAL IOTTING

800 sale at NJ. ]. Felix.
See NJ. j. Felix specials for this
week.
$3.50.
Have you heard the congrega-
tional orchestra? so
New spring goods arriving daily
at Suttle & Tate's.
First National Week-Have you
seen those fine shows?
The Grill viii serve SOC chicken
dinner every Wednesday. Aft
r. t. Benson was here from West
by on business Thursday.
I Harry James was in from Re-
I treat on business Saturday.
Leather lined cowhide bags, black
or brown. Stoll & Groves
Andrew HOMELAND was in Reads
town on Friday of last week.
Chicken and veal loaf dinner at
The Grill, Sunday. so cents.
See Berlie Moore and get in on
the Congregational orchestra. 81
"A. l.. Grimsrud of Chaseburg was
In the city on business Tuesday.
Albert Jonas of Stoddard is a new
subscriber to the Censor this week.
Richard Finley of near Ferry
vile drove in Thursday on business.
Mallory hats are correct in style
and good appearance. Stool e Groves
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Nedland were
guests at the J. f. Jackson home on
Sunday.
Just try a pair of Red Wing work
shoes. They will give you good wear
Stoll & Groves.
See our fine line of dress ging-
hams all qualities in newest colorings.
Suttle & Tate.
When in need of a hot water bot
tie or fountain syringe, O. E. Davis
can supply you.
Buy the best kind of rlbbers and
overshoes, that is, Goodrich Hipress.
Stoll & Groves.
k. P. Anniversary party postpon-
ed until future date. All Knights
watch for cards.
Editor and Mrs. ]. T. Hage of
Westby visited at the Lawrence Grims-
rud home Sunday.
Mrs. Ole Oberson and Mrs. Ole
Everson of Westby were guests at the
Julia Jeffson home.
Merchant John Quick went to Ro-
chester, Tuesday, for consultation re-
garding his health.
John Yttri drove in from West
Prairie Saturday. He renewed Cen
sor dues while here.
Louis Henderson drove in from
West Prairie, last Saturday, renewing
Censor dues while here.
Rose Olsen, Chiropractor, Palm
er School Graduate. Office over Stoll
& Groves. Phone 157.
-Verna Jackson of Westby
spent last Wednesday with the Misses
Myrtle and Pearl Larson.
Mr.. and Mrs Thore Sebion have
been visiting with friends and rela-
tives near Esofea the past week.
Why do we sell Eagle shirts
That's easy. They are the best for
the least money. Stoll & Groves.
Those who donated cakes and pies
to the Russian Relief fund can get
their tins at the Smith & Slack office.
Patent leather Oxfords and one
strap Patent pumps, low heels. Viro-
qua Shoe Store. H. D. Williams &
Company.
Mr.. Barth of the firm of Marx
Brothers & Barth of Cashton was here
on business Tuesday and placed the
firm name on the Censor's big and
growing list.
The sixth dance of the Married
Folks club, held at the Opera House
last Thursday evening, was like it's
predecessors, most delightful af-
fair. The next dance will take place
Monday evening.
Merchant Bernard johnson left
Tuesday for Milwaukee and Chicago,
purchasing goods and looking up new
fixtures to install in their new bust
ness place-the Masonic Temple. He
will be gone week
-vOur new spring line of Gordon &
Ferguson hats and caps have arrived
and are now open for yoar inspection.
Newest styles and latest shapes and
shades at prices within the reach of all
Surenson & Thompson, The Farmers
Store.
Ole A. Larson came down from
Lacrosse last week to take back his
mothers household goods. The old
lady is passing her declining years
with him in the new home he has pur-
chased there. She is past SIS years
of age, and we regret to learn that
she is not much improved in health
since her recent paralytic stroke.
Our good friend, ia Doerr, drop
ped in Thursday and informed us that
he had attended the Lacrosse County
Chester White sale, and had brought
back fine pig. John has just re-
ceived his appointment card as deputy
apiary inspector. By the way, John
is having a business card printed that
is just a bit different from the usual
kind. 1t will make you smile. Better
ask him for one.