Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-04-05
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

Albert Oberson of Westby made
a short call here Monday.
--Theo. Larson was a business cali
er from Westby last Thursday
Mrs. Rex Barton of Liberty Pole
was a business caller Thursday.
Mrs. Nordahl Burraas was BUSH
ness caller from Westby Monday
"A big assortment of coats and
suits for Easter at Suite & Tates'.
Ole Leum was a business caller
from Westby Saturday of last week.
DIR. Christensen of Westby was a
business caller here Monday evening.
! Geo. Anderson of Soldiers Grove
spent Thursday here transacting bust
ness.
Mrs. Alvin Reed was here from
Westby Monday between trains shop
ping.
-Sanifat wall paint makes a beau
tiful, durable finish. Sold at o E..
Davis
( ASK for Pilot overalIs and jackets
at The Blue Front Store. Ellefson &
I Johnson.
Mrs. F. P. Mcintosh returned last
Thursday after visit with her daugh-
ter at Beloit.
DIR. William Trowbridge spent
Monday in Soldiers Grove on import
ant business.
Mrs.Jennie Doak came down from
Westby Monday evening to attend the
Rebecca Lodge.
Two cars clover hay suitable for
dairy cows at reasonable prices at
Thayer & Mills.
Mrs. Ben Glickman left Monday
for Black River Falls where she will
join her husband.
Miss Alene Henry is here from
Lacrosse helping nurse her mother,
Mrs. Tamma Hall.
LII tobacco muslin at 9 cents per
yard. LII heavy tobacco muslin at
lie. M. j. Felix.
Rose Olsen, Chiropractor, Palm
er School Graduate. Office over Stoll
& Groves. Phone 157.
Tom Garin was in Lacrosse Tues
day and Wednesday to attend the
Standard Oil convention.
Herman Green of West Salem
spent several days this week on i'm
portant business in Viroaua.
-Theo. Lee and Albert Egeness
were in town last week from Dudley
to attend the farmers meeting.
Miss Ethel Latta and Miss Mar
gle Wiganowsky were home over Sun
day from their respective schools.
William Davidson left Thursday
for Prairie du Chen after spending
several weeks with relatives here.
Visit our curtain department and
see our fine new line of Quaker Lace
curtain materials. Suttle & Tate.
The wall paper season is in full
swing. Come and look over our line
while it is complete. o. E. Davis.
Our supply of seed wheat is near
W gone, so if in need of any you had
better come in at once. Viroqua Mill
ing Co.
Davis was right He said that
"Fairy-Foot Bunion Plasters" would
cure bunions 10 years old. They cur
ed mine.
Our new 1922 and % plan book
has just been received. Come in and
select your new house. C. L. Colman
Lumber Co.
WHY'S Light Dealer B. F. Root
Is installing light plant for Gus
Swanson at his farm home just south
of the city.
Mabel Tuhus returned to her
school duties at Carroll College Mon
day after spending her vacation with
home folks.
Miss Florence Hall was called
from her teaching duties Sunday even
ing owing to the illness of her mother.
Mrs. Tamma Hall.
We have large assortment of
| spring caps in the newest shapes and
patterns. The Blue Front Store. Ell
lefson & johnson.
Mrs. T. G. Tollaekson went to the
hospital at La Crosse last FRIDAY
where she is receiving treatment for
a bad felon and other troubles.
We have complete line of new
spring suits in the very latest models
and patterns. Come in and look them
over. The Blue Front Store, Ellefson
& johnson.
IT. B. Smell has just completed dis
mantling the old ice house on his pro-
perty. The structure was Sc feet long
IL has not been used for the past two
years.
Have you noticed that fine DISPLAY
OF aluminium ware in Clarence Webb's
hardware store window. ANY piece at
80 cents. Better get some. It's a
real bargain.
Send your hemstitching .picot edg-
ing, button covering and pleating work
TO us. Prompt attention given to
mail orders. Tri-State Pleating Shop.
Lacrosse, Wis. 12ll
-Tanlae corrects stomach disord-
ers, strengthens the nerves and re-
stores health through its effect on the
appetite and nutrition of the body.
Sold by C. F. Dahl.
Fixing sick watches and clocks
has been our business for over twenty
years. II your time piece is not work
ing satisfactorily. bring it in and let
us doctor it. Carl c. Coe, Jeweler.
President T.0.Mork of Che Farm
ers Bank attended the state conven-
ton of tobacco growers at Madison
last week, and then to Milwaukee on
business mission. He returned Sun
day. 49, o'-'
Word is received from J. R. Smell
lum at a Lacrosse hospital that he
submitted to an operation last Tues
Day, and is getting along well. He
VIII have second operation Thurs
day.
Our stock of sewer pipe. fine lin
ing, IRE brick and FIRE clay is very
complete because we have lust I'M
loaded a car of these products. They
are much cheaper this year. John e.
/ Nuzum & Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. o. Peterson brot
their young child home from Lacrosse
last week. A peanut had lodged in
the infants throat and it was Thought
an operation would be necessary 10
remove it, hut the child coughed IT up.
If any person, knowing the where
abouts of a bbrarxy +obIa oil ,ool-a,.