Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-10-11
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING
Ear al the Eat Shop.

| "A chance to see the Four Horse
men at bargain prices.
| Don't forget to read the Chiro-
practic Health Talks.
Never Soil Hair Brush QUO at y.
E. Davis Drug Store.
The Four Horsemen, Monday and
Tuesday, 2:30 and S:15.
Genuine Ebony Hair Brush Toe
at .. r. Davis Drug Store.
Jackie Coogan coming next Wed
nesday and Thursday in "My Boy"
All kinds Of genuine leather
purses at o. E. Davis Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. NJ. TOwner spent
last week in Milwaukee and Chicago.
Tailor work of all kinds; refining
coats, speciality Mary Hieock. vi
roqua.
Mrs. B. B. Smith of onalaska
spent last week at the win Horribly
home.
~ am prepared to do dressmaking
by the day. For appointments phone
318X. 40-1-p
Remember the rumage sale at the
Congregational church Saturday of
this week.
Lewis Podawitz was in from Vic
tory Tuesday and added his name to
the Censor list
Have you tried Yekey Perfume /?
Its fine, come to o. E. Davis Drug
Store and try it.
Albert Natwick was here on BUSH
ness from Freeman Monday, and re-
newed Censor dues.
Take advantage Of the lower mag
azine rates. Good until November 10.
Maud Dickson, Phone 387L. 41-tf
Don't forget to attend the Royal
Neighbor hard time dance on 0cto-
Der Is, at the Woodman Hall.
Rose Olsen, Chiropractor. Palm
er School Graduate Office over Stoll
& Groves. Calls answered promptly.
III. w. Barker's Antiseptic relieves
sore, sweaty, tired, aching feet. De-
stroys all odors. Viroqua drug stores.
James Beaver has traded his city
property for farm near Sparta, and
with his family will soon move to the
same.
Mrs. Thornton Taylor enter
tanned friends at dinner Sunday. Mrs.
Frank Southwick being the guest of
honor.
ED Thompson Of Asbury Ridge
was in town on Tuesday and added his
name to the Censor''s large and grow
ing list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Shreve and
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith visited Sum
day at the Edward Heinz home on
Dach Ridge.
Miss Orla McLees came Friday
from Lacrosse where she attends the
w. b. u. and visited her sister, Mrs.
B. F. Root until Sunday.
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two miles south of Westby, Friday,
October 20. Everybody welcome
Gretchen Morrison, Teacher.
Eight mems oyercoats at $1495
each; mems and boys mackinaws at
1913 to $8.75; mems leather vests at
1918 to $6.75. NJ ]. Felix.
Bring US your poultry every bust
ness day of the year and get honest
weight and the highest market price
Hagen Mercantile Co., Westby.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Brudos
and Mr.. and Mrs. Severt Seine and
families motored to West Prairie and
spent Sunday with the John Yttri fam
lily.
The famous Mccormick Husker
and shredder will help you take care
of your crop properly and at small
cost. See us about one soon. Paulsen
Bros.
Mrs. T. o. Mork accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. J.W .Thayer to Waupaca and
will go on to Neenah and Menasha to
be present at a district convention OF
the w. r. C.
The Hagen Mercantile Company
of Westby will buy your poultry ev-
cry business day of the year, pay the
highest market prices and give you
honest weight.
oh, boy! Andy's poppy orches-
ira at the Wigwam Pavilion next Sat
urday night. You just cant keep your
feet from movingsiil time 10 that mu-
sic. Be there sure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Barrie OF
/ Kickapoo Center and Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Mccullough of Viola were bust
ness callers here on Tuesday and Wis
tied at Harold Halls.
"A meeting o fthe w. C. T. u. will
be held at the home of Mrs. Alice
Calkins next Tuesday, the 18th. A
report of the Rice Lake convention
will be given at this time.
Merchant w M. Chase was over
from LaFarge Tuesday to attend the
meeting of the asylum trustee board
and we acknowledge a pleasant visit
and renewal of Censor dues.
Who cares what the weather is
We're all going to the Wigwam Dance
Pavilion at Geo. Wheeler's place next
Saturday night and shake our feet to
the strains of Andy's orchestra.
Mrs. Chas. Bush and son Wesley
are here for a short visit with friends
and relatives before going to their
new home at Marion, Indiana, where
Mr.. Bush is principal of school.
Mrs. Lenora Rumsey was in from
| Springville to renew Censor dues Mon
| day. Mrs. Rumsey sustained broken
ankle the 18th day of May and is still
rather crippled up from the accident.
Miss Ellen McClurg who has been
| Ill for the past five weeks was taken
to the Lutheran Hospital at Lacrosse
on Saturday, for treatment. We are
glad to learn that she is now out of
| danger.
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. D. Dyson, Mrs.
M. A. Smith and Mrs. H. E. Rogers
drove to Chicago last week, returning
Sunday. Mrs. Rogers stopped at Mil
waukee and spent the time with her
daughter, Alice.
Bessie niger Seine entertained a
/ party of school friends at her home on
Monday afternoon in observance of
her birthday anniversary. Those pres
ent were Marjorie and Mary Ethel