Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-11-22
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

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| Get your denatured alcohol for
your car at o. E. Davis.
j, E. Shreve was in Lacrosse on
Saturday last or a business transac-
ton.
Fresh home made bread and
doughnuts every day at The Eat Shop
Ill Main st.
Mrs. Lou Marker returned home
last week after visit with her sister
at Rice Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Koch of Boaz
are visiting their mother, Mrs. Nav
Drake, and other relatives here.
1t viii pay you big to feed DR..
Hess Panacea to your winter laying
hens. All size packages at o. E. Da-
Wis.
Ask to see our line of dress shoes.
Nifty styles, popular prices. Ellefson
& Johnson, located in Masonic Build
ing.
Basket social and dance will be
given at the Purdy Hall Friday night.
November oath. Benefit of Purdy
school.
Now is the time to think of that
Christmas phonograph, it will pay
you to see o. f. Davis about the Co
| lumbia.
MIR. and Mrs. A. G. Halseth Of
Chicago came to be present at the fun
eral of their sister-in-law, Mrs. Severt
Seine.
Mrs Harold Nichols left Monday
morning for Stoughton where she will
spend few days with parents and
friends.
Chop Suey Saturday mite at the
Eat Shop, 80 cts. Take some home
for supper. 1t will be ready at s
o'clock.
Whitney Morrison and family
and Mrs. Will Dewitt visited at the
Sherm Hastings home at Victory last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Welch
| motored here from Baraboo Saturday
and spent Sunday at the Favor and
WEIGH homes.
Claude Hamilton left Monday
morning for the northern part of the
state where he will work in the woods
for M. H. Bekkedal
IT C. Unseth has purchased from
James Tresedder the Richards home
east from the Congregational church.
Consideration $4,000.
| Mrs. Ella Stokes, on account of
i'll health, returned to this city from
Evansville on Saturday last, and will
remain here for a while.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Lawton mo-
| tored last Wednesday to Boscobel.
Mrs. N B. Furdered returned with
them to spend few days.
Program and basket social at
Cherry Grove school Tuesday, Novem-
Der 20. Everybody cordially invited
| Thelma Thompson, Teacher.
-Kaia Christopherson of Harmony
who has been working for Ole Volden
of Franklin town, and visiting at Ole
Ostrem's returned home today.
DIR. and Mrs. c. ID. Mead and son
Noble, went to Beliot Thursday to
see the doctors mother, who is ILL.
They returned home Monday evening.
Mrs. Geo. Faweett returned home
last Saturday after an enjoyable visit
with her daughter, Bernice and son,
DR.. Arnold Fawcett at Mineral Point.
Mrs. Hattie Shubert is here visit
ing at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Dennis. Mrs. Shu-
bert was formerly Miss Hattie Dem
mis-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred R. White have
embarked in the grocery business in
Seattle, Washington, Mrs. Snearly re-
ceives word. Mr.. White was Marie
Asbjornson. sea
Miss Hazel Lake was presented
on Sunday evening at the Cairne Bros.
show at the Star Theatre, string of
pearl beads, she being the most popu-
lar young lady.
Maurice Davidson left today for
| Arnegard, North Dakota, to spend the
1 nj xrrIf1 DnRa
| He enrolled as new Censor subscrib-
er before leaving.
! Sellers Electric Shop is offering
electric curling irons at a very special
| price. You can get them now at 81 AZ
Better take advantage of this offer
and get one today.ael 45-3
| All kinds OF ice cream and sofl
drinks at our restaurant at ali times
Assortment of brick ice cream alwayI
on hand. Your trade is appreciated
George Pennell Viroqua. Wis
-Jeweler Ed Harrington has Just
unpacked a beautiful stock of the lat
est patterns in silverware. Drop in
and look it over. 1t will solve your
gift problem to perfection.
Mrs. e. Harris underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis at Madison last
week. She is improving nicely. Rev.
| Harris left Monday morning for Madi-
son to be with Mrs. Harris for a few
days.
! Parties wishing weaving done
should attend to it at once, as | have
started to weave and will continue to
April /. furnish both white and col
ored warp. Mrs. Josiah Thompson,
Liberty Pole. 47-l-p
| IT. Ekum and mother disposed Of
their city property on West Maple
street which was known as the Ed
wards property, and their garage, for
the Gus Swanson farm, Just south of
this city. They win exchange this
week and the Swansons become city
residents again.
Visit the Gift Shop at the Slack
! residence, pa s. Center Ave. one-half
block east of Main St, before you do
your Christmas shopping. Let US show
you our hand painted wooden novelties
and other boxed gifts appropriate for
Christmas presents and card prizes.
We wish to encourage the country
trade as well.
Harry McGonigal realized quite
loss a few days ago. One evening
as he had started with his span Of
horses from the pasture near Viola,
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