Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-02-15
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

-Outlng fiannels, 1874 cents, at
M. ] Felix.
-Serenus Paulsen went to Sparta
on BUSINESS Friday.
DIR. r. w. Baldwin, dentist, over
Stoll & Groves. Phone Sc.
Joel M. NAHUM has been quite
poorly the last few weeks.
Ed Quig1ey of Lawler, Iowa, is
visiting at the Will Clark home
N. G. SolIie of Whaien, Mimi,
came down on business Tuesday.
Rev. j. Harry Bullock was in
Cashton on Monday and Tuesday.
We have remedy for all kinds
of foot troubles. Stoll Il Groves.
Mrs. Otto Brown and Miss Louise
Mcintosh were in Lacrosse Monday.
-Kuppenheimer good clothes an
investment in proper appearance. Stoll
& Groves.
W. E. Iawton left Monday after
noon for Milwaukee, where he will at
tend the national Telephone conven-
ton.
Otto Lenser of Chaseburg neigh
borhood writes in to have his name
placed on the big Censor list of sub
scribers.
On Farmers Meeting Day we will
give SOC discount on all mems and
ladies' shoes and 25c a pair on chill
dren's shoes.
j. Harry Bullock left on Monday
for GAINESVILLE to attend a meeting of
the State Board of the Wisconsin
Christian Missionary Association.
"A first class new piano, standard
make, with complete outfit, for $3.50.
You seldom get opportunities like this.
Drop in today. Brown Music Co.
If your violin needs repair or
bows rehairing, leave them at Browns
Music Store. Nothing but the best Of
material used. c. F. Wallace. 6-2
d. A. Cade was in Saturday, to
renew Censor dues and also placed the
name of his son, C. D., at Lansing
Iowa, on the Censor list as new sub
seriber
Chris Graham was in from over
beyond Springville to renew Ceasor
dues Friday. He told us that the
Censor has been in his family since
the first issue in 1856.
Everybody goes to see Peck s
Bad Boy" with little Jackie Coogan
At the Star Wednesday and Thursday
of next week at the Star. Special kid
matinee Thursday after school.
Prof. N. H. Kingsley and Agl
Teacher Stanley Opsanl and wife
came over from LaFarge TO attend
the teachers convention and remained
at the parental homes over Sunday.
e. T. Brudos came up from West
Prairie on business and to visit his
son, c. S., the last of the week. Both
gentlemen dropped in and pushed their
Censor dates ahead couple of years.
M. A. Davis and Roy Morgan of
Retreat were in the city on business
Saturday, coming up by car. This is
the first time in years that Retreat
people have been able to come to vi
roqua by car at this time of the year.
Andrew HOMELAND was called to
La Crosse, Saturday, by the sad news
of the passing of his sister, Mrs. Mat
tie Halvorsen. Only last Wednesday
the funeral of Mr.. Halvorsen was held
and the double passing is indeed most
cad. This leaves Andrew as the only
surviving member Of the family. Mr.
and Mrs. Halvorsen resided in North
La Crosse, and the funeral was held
there.
When farm property gets on tire
it usually means a total loss. A re-
cent illustration of this is the total
loss Of the new tenant house on the
Nels Holland farm in the town OF
Jefferson. Robert Hanson, the tenant
lost nearly all of his household goods
His loss was adjusted last week BY
the Home Insurance Company of New
York, locally represented in the Johr
Dawson & Co., Pioneer Insur&rce
Agency. II was another case Of @de-
fective ue.@Adv.