Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-05-03
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTfNG

9Sc, at M. J. Felix.
John Rudie of Westby spent Mon
day here on business.
Edward Bender of Viola spent
Saturday here on business.
Miss Verna Thayer spent Satur-
day afternoon in Westby.
Shoes, Oxfords and pumps. Re.
moval sale at NJ. J. Felix.
u. E. Shreve was in West Salem
last Thursday on business.
| Bernard German of Readstown
was here Friday on business.
! MIR. and Mrs. Algert Holverson
spent Sunday at Sterling.
A new shipment of silk dresses
this week at Suttle & Tates.'
Jerry Bann spent last Thursday
in Richland Center with relatives.
Notice the New Sanitarium ad on
another page of this issue 18-1-p
James Smith and son Gail return
ed last Thursday from GAINESVILLE, Ohio
Gene Hall spent last Wednesday
afternoon at his home at Springville.
Mems $500 all wool Jersey sweat
ers, removal sale, price, $1.50 Nj. j.
Felix.
Elastic currency is the kind that
will stretch from one pay day to the
next. =
$500 all wool pull over sweaters,
Shaker knit, sale price $1.S9. IN. J.
Felix.
will Fry of Viola autoed from vi
ola to Viroqua Sunday to meet some
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Clark were in
Viola on Thursday of last week on
business.
Miss Emma German spent the
week end with her parents at Reads
town.
-Theo. Larson and daughter of
Westby spent last Friday here shop
ping
Walter Swain returned home on
Thursday of last week from Richland
Center.
Misses Ffeda and Lora Martin Of
Soldiers Grove spent Saturday in Vi
roqua.
-Seyert Froiland of Westby spent
Saturday here at the Carl Froiland
home.
Mrs. Erna Tracey and son are
spending few weeks with relatives at
Baraboo.
DIR. R. w. Baldwin. dentist, over
Stoll & Groves. X-Rays taken Tel
epnOne NO no
Misses Nora Olson and Leona
Jackson We're, in Soldiers Grove last
Thursday evening.
Mr.. H. H. Bevington spent the
week end here with his wife at the FL.
E. Packard home.
Mrs. o. p. Olson went to Mister
ling Saturday where she will spend a
few days with her son. 3s.ee
Leo Merlo and Elmer P. Kuehn
autoed to West Salem Sunday. and
spent the day with relatives. 4 ~
- Remember the dance next Tues
day, under auspices of Co. A., 10th
Engineers, at the Opera House.
/. Mrs. Jessie Hastings is here from
Genoa spending few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Eddie Gorsline, Jr.
Mrs. Dan Coher of Viola spent
the past week here with relatives and
friends, returning to her home Sunday
Your tobacco plants will do much
better IL you start them with nitrate
OF soda. O. e. Davis has it in stock.
Tony Penchi, assessor of Genoa
town was in the city on Friday, at
tending the assessors meeting; also
renewing for the Censor.
Basket social at Belgium Ridge
school, three miles south Of Viroqua,
on Friday, May 5. Everybody well
come. Fay Favor, Teacher.
Whitney Morrison, Gene Hall,
Roy Reynolds left Sunday afternoon
for Warren, Wisconsin. where thew
spsat several days fishing.
Make your new house modern by
coveringsthe outside with Killastone.
Tho f1pfu ~ that
needs paiptihEs. Sold and guaranteed
by C. L. ColmsAIsumber Co.
--Thos1 j. Cali of near Terryville
had business in Vifequa Thursday.
and boosted his Censor along another
year while here. a..
Fred Jacobus, John and Jacob Po-S
dawitz and Claud S. Griffin drove up
from Wheatland on business Thurs
day.
John Christensen sailed last Fri
day on the Bergensfjord for Norway.
to spend pleasant summer in the
land of the midnight sun.
Mrs. Leo Rusk received the sad
news from Lacrosse that her sister
was taken to the hospital and il very
low. She was taken with commissions
after the 6u Mr.. and Mrs. Rusk
went TO La Crosse Monday morning.
Mrs. John Bann left last Thursday
for Richland Center where she win
join her sister, Mrs. Hill, and from
there go to Philadelphia where they
will spend two weeks with their sister.
Mrs. Murphy.
Ladies hosiery per pair 1Oc, 2 for
rs; 15c, 25e, SOC, 75c, 800, s1.25,
s1.45, s150, s155, $500, 1925, $500.
1925, $3.50. Colors, shades of brown.
black, white. pearl, nude, dark gray.
Rogers.
Just a hunt to those who are going
to buy wedding presents: The heart
Of any bride would surely Be stirred
with gratitude to receive some of that
wedding silverware which Jeweler Ed
Harrington is now displaying in his
show window. Better stop and take
look---then you1l buy.
Last Wednesday was the 10th
wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. c. Knutson, and q large number Of
friends and neighbors dropped IN and
helned them eelehrata The e,Le1rf an