Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-03-22
.SH0RTPERsONAL JOTTNG

removal sale of Mems and Boys
suits at M. j. Felix.
w. +. Sands, painter and paper
hanger, sol n. Main st.
Mems $3.50 and $500 felt hats,
500 and $3.50 at M. ]. Felix.
Ford Dealer L. l. Baptie spent
the first of the week at Hillsboro.
BUY your corn and midlings of
Thayer & Mills and haul later. Prices
low.
Mrs. Ralph WHISKY has been con-
fined to her home with flu for the past
week
Goodrich Hipress rubbers are the
best that money can buy. Stoll &
Groves.
| The best mixed paint is the cheap
est in the long run. o. E. Davis sells
the best.
4 Mr. and Mrs. j. Dach entertain
ed friends at 500 on Tuesday evening
4 of last week.
Merchant Bernard johnson made
a business trip to Chicago Saturday
and Sunday,
4 Buick Dealer C NJ. Clark has add
ed fine American cash register to his
Office equipment.
"A completenew line of bedspreads
bed sets, and mattress protectors at
Suite & Tate's.
/ Full supply of corn, bran, mid
dlings,. homony and poultry foods at
Thayer & Mills.
| Everything for lamp shades from
frames to coverings and trimmings at
Suttle & Tates'
Mrs. Roy Cade spent Friday and
Saturday in Lacrosse shopping and
visiting friends.
--Misss Beatrice Pierce visited her
! friend, Maude SHED at Retreat, few
days last week.
/ ladies' new style Pongee blouses,
made of heavy weight pongee, all sizes
at $3.50 each at Rogers.
/ "A baby boy arrived at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Larson on w.
\ Maple st. On Tuesday.
/ during the ice storm Saturday,
James Marker fell near the Farmers
Bank, and broke his leg.
i2-foot wide lenolium; all sizes of
4 Congoleum and lineoleum rugs at Os-
car Anderson's, Readstown. 1879
Rev. and Mrs. ID. Il. Bergen were
lcRlled to Portland, North Dakota, Mrs.
Borgen's mother being very sick.
MIR. James WEIGH and family have
become residents Of Viroqua living for
the present in the Brandon house.
Get your seed wheat early. The
Viroqua Milling Company has just re-
ceived supply of fine seed wheat.
John Berge went to Minneapolis
Thursday to visit his sister, Mrs. o.
L. Hildahl, who is very i'll with flu.
Save the wife the work Of pre-
pairing the Sunday dinner Go to the
Gfill and enjoy yourself. Sunday
iehiqken dinner SOC.
fhe Censor receives word from
/ W II. Garrett that he is now with
relatives at Shenandoah, Iowa. and
Twill be home next Sunday
when the old ticker gets tired
land goes on a strike, bring it to this
ljeweiry store and we viii take care
Iof H. Carl G. Coe, jeweler.
Guard your stomach. II Is the
foundation Of health or disease. The
worlds gnost famous stomach medi-
cine is TanIac. Sold by c. F. Dahl.
The Son Of Wallingford, Satur-
day and Sunday at the Star Theatre.
a wonderful big picture, The Son
of Wallingford, Saturday and Sunday
Rev. and Mrs. T.. r. Evans are
entertaining an eight-pound daugh-
ter at their home. The little miss ar
rived Saturday morning.
Mr.. Ed Quigley, accompanied by
bus sister, Mrs. VIM. Clark, departed
for LAWYER, Iowa, for a visit at the
home Of the former, on Saturdays
| train.
Keep your feet dry with Ball
Band rubbers. We have a complete
| line of both light and heavy weights.
The Blue Front Store. Ellefson &
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. 12-4
Henry Lake is home after spend
| ing the winter in Oregon. Henry
travelled on five different trains on his
way back, arriving during the ice
storm, and the only train which was
on time was the Southeastern.
The Sag City bunch of tobacco
growers were in last Friday delivering
their crop Of weed. Among them we
noticed Alfred Jerman, Chris Call,
Kjos Brothers, Martin Munson, Tom
Johnson and John Runice.
---BerIie Moore has exchanged his
city property and two farms fully
equipped, near Ladysmith. Mr. Moores
family will go there soon. Berlie has
no intention of leaving Viroqua at
present and will engage man to run
the place.
y. w "Figgy'' Doyle Of Appleton
| is employed at Potts Bros barber
shop. Inaddition to being good bar
Der, Mr.. Doyle is a musician Of some
ability--having been first yiolinist and
orchestra leader at Appleton for sew
eral years.
When we sell bill Of material
we also include in the deal every bit
of help we can give the buyer whether
you buy the lumber for house or
only enough for an end gate for your
wagon. Our best service Is part of the
bargain. G. L. Colman Lmbr. Co.
Right now is an excellent time to
screen the porch or build that sleep
ing porch you have been contemplat-
ing. Carpenters as well as our shop
are better equipped to do this work
now than when the frost goes out.
Let as help you with your plans. j.. T..
Nuzum & Sons.
---Hardwareman v. E. Bender of vi
ola was in the county seat on business,
Tuesday. He renewed Censor dues
while here. Mr.. Bender recently sold
his big garage to o. o. Hurless, tax