Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-04-19
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

$500 Futez Arch Supports, 95S
at M. j. Felix.
The new Walk-Overs are style
leaders. Stoll & Groves.
DIR. Fortney, Dentist, Office ovel
DahPs drug store. Phone 176.
We have many new patterns and
, colors in Eagle shirts Stoll & Groves
Kuppenheimer good clothes are an
investment in good appearance. Stoll
& Groves.
The paving equipment of Gund-
Graham Co. was loaded and shipped
out on Saturday.
DR.. r. w. Baldwin, dentist, over
Stoil & Groves. X-Rays taken. Tel
ephone No Sc
Miss Maria Flanagan was here
from Readstown Friday, attending to
probate, business.
Special at the Farmers Store Fri
day and Saturday: Ginger snaps at
10 cents per pound
-Muresco and Alabastine make
cheap artistic wall finishes. Carried
in all colors at o. E. Davis
Mrs. l.. w. Allen went to La
Crosse Friday to spend Easter at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Dennison.
Gail Smith was called to Zanes-
vile, Ohio, Monday morning, owing
to the illness Of his mother, Mrs. James
Smith.
-Selmer Kjos came home Thurs
day from Milwaukee Normal and Mar
quette University to spend Easter va
cation.
Ezra White went to the hospital
at Lacrosse, Saturday, where he con-
suited concerning an aggravating foot
trouble.
Walter Bean and Gordon and Eliz-
abeth Bennett came home Friday from
Wisconsin University to spend Easter
vacation.
All kinds Of ice cream and scf7
drinks at our restaurant IT ell niaes
Assortment Of brick ice er-&nl aIwass
on hand. Yous trade "a Apor@css. ts..
George perpeli VirnGns Wiz
Mrs. Morgan went to Lacrosse
Friday to be with her daughter, Mrs.
Kenneth Davis of Retreat, who is TAX
ing treatment at a hospital there.
IF pressed for time and you want
substantial meal at a reasonable
price, the Unique restaurant is handy.
If clean, wholesome, well-cooked food
appetizingly served appeals to you,
eat your MONDAY lunch with US.
-Chas, S. Slack & Co. have several
farmers wanting to hire help for their
farms. Any reliable man wishing a
job should call at their Office at Farm
ers' Bank Bldg. with office of Smith &
Slack for information. Now is the
time to get good summers job.
No one single article of diet is so
much craved by humans and animals
alike as salt. We have a plentiful
supply of salt in barrels, bags and
blocks. Be good to your live stock.
See that they do not suffer from lack
of salt. The Farmers Store. Suren-
son & Thompson.
Resident Engineer Ames came
from Madison last Thursday to take
up the seasons work in this city. He
was on the Inflated Milwaukee train
afternoon which did not
arrive at all. A work train was off
the track ahead of it, and after getting
back on, one of the engine tires insist
ed on coming off, necessitating the ser
vices of crew of mechanics from La
Crosse to remedy the trouble.
Prof. Guy Fl. Smith dropped in
from Wisconsin University
to spend Easter vacation in the old
town. The Censor is pleased to report
that Guy has landed good position
for next year. He will teach geogra-
ply and industry at Philadelphia in
Pennsylvania Univ ersity. Guy is one
of our self-made boys who has won his
education by hard toll and the home
folks are gratifed over the success
that has attended his efforts.