Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-18
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

The Grill viii serve 75c chicken
dinner every Wednesday. 3-tf
Cash Savings Sale January p TO
I January 81, at NJ. j. Felix.
/ Mrs. Julia Collins has been i'll for
several days, but is now out again.
1 Misses mackinaws, sheeplined
coats at rock bottom prices at NJ. j..
Felix
Tailor c. NJ. Powell has ben laid
up with grippe but is able to be out
again.
! Mrs. Ella Dickson is at Retreat
/ visiting at the Melvin Steenburg
home.
-Hipress rubbers and overshoes
viii give you satisfaction. Stoll &
Groves.
Walk Over shoes are the best
for wear style and st, Stoll &
Merchant John Quick has been
confined to his bed with an attack Of
grippe.
MIR. and Mrs. Gus Nordin of West
Prairie speIt Thursday at the Nirom
/ Foster home.
Merchant H. e. Rogers has been
confined to his home by Illness for the
past few days.
I Columbia graphophones and rec
ords in al languages at pre-war prices
I at o. E. Davis.
We still have a few pair of those
lall-rubber 4-buckle overshoes at $1.98
per pair. Edw. Lind.
No better theme than The Old
Nest. The grandest monument to
mother ever conceived.
Miss Edith Chase has returned to
nursing duties in Chicago after Wis
| it at the parental home
Culver-Longworth orchestra viii
4 give a dance at the Opera house Fri
lday night of this week.
-PatroniZe home industry. Buy a
sack of Excello -four at $1.75 per sack
at the Viroqua Milling Co.
Miss Benna Vance of West Prairie
went to Minneapolis Tuesday for an
extended visit with relatives.
When in town to the creamery
meeting January oath, eat your din
ner at the Unique Restaurant.
Leo zimmerman of LaFarge and
Melvin Burt of Lone Rock spent We'd
nesday at the p. Fl. Knutson home.
Louie Hendrickson was up from
near Ferryville and spent Tuesday and
Wednesday at the J. NJ. Bennett home.
1t is astonishing how quickly Tan
lac viii produce results. You usually
feel better from the very first dose.
Sold by G. F. Dahl Druggist.
We are panied to learn that Vet
eran ID. F. Allen is seriously i'll with
pneumonia. His advanced age of 81
years renders recovery doubtful
Don't forget we can sell you an.
lall-wool suit in the latest style for $21.
Come in and look them over. The
Blue Front Store. Ellefson & john
son.
--Thosewho missed seeing the Star
program Saturday and Sunday nights
missed one of the most superb pieces
of animal photography ever flashed
upon the screen.
Wall paper will be the lowest in
price this spring that it has been for
several seasons, and o. E. Davis will
havve fine stock on hand at 10c and
up per double roll
-Wanted@Man who can operate
300-acre Vernon county farm and fur
Enish sufficient equipment and one-half
of forty cows. R. c. McMullen, Rich
land Center, Wis. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Peasley of
West Lima, spent from Thursday until
Tuesday at the Mills home. Mr.. Peas
ley also ran up TO lacrosse and spent
two days with his brother.
Now is the time to have your ear
pet rags woven, into stylish Colonial
rugs. Weaving done at. reasonable
prices. See Mrs. Robt. Benson, Lin
ton ST., Northwest of creamery. Slip
II. W. Curry was over from West
Lima on business Tuesday. John tells
US that the West Lima Athletics de-
feated the 1uba Basket ball team 10
to "a, and the Readstowp team 10, to
%.
Mrs. A. c. Morrison receives word
of the passing of her uncle, Alec Gors-
line, at his home in San Diego, Cali
fornia. Mr.. Gorsline left the old vi
roqua home for the west over thirty
years ago.
Ben EndicoJt suffered painful but
not serious injury Tuesday, when he
was struck in the face with a whiffle-
tree while delivering coal at the school
grounds. His face was lacerated. Jaw
cracked and teeth loosened.
Friends in this city have received
invitations to the twenty-fifth we'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rollin F. Myers to be celebrated at
their home in Viola on January 18th.
Mrs. Myers is neice of Mrs. o. B.
Wyman.
Our good friend Charles Nixon,
of near Retreat has spent the last few
days here--his first trip to Viroqua for
quite a few weeks. Mr.. Nixon has
been struggling with a complication of
troubles, and here's hoping that the
good old scout improves rapidly.
Extra heavy all-wool socks at the
following prices: 90c values now Csc,
75c values now 55c, 35c values now
25c. Buy what you need for next sea-
SON as they are big bargains. The
Blue Front Store. Ellefson & John
son.
Miss Clara Olson came Saturday
from Fargo. North Dakota, to spend
few days with her brother, Anton,
and the old home friends. She leaves
Friday for New York to buy goods for
her department in the big store at
Fargo.
secondhand pianos from $4,000
up. Delivered with bench. scarf. col |
lection of music and tuned in your
home once free. Fully guaranteed, |
sold with the privileges of exchange
within the year at the full value if /
not as represented. Inquire at Browns
Music Store
Judge jolly Bob Parker and Mrs. |
]. W. Lucas leave tomorrow for Chip
pewa Falls to spend few days at the |
Keith Lucas home. Sunday is Keith's |
oath birthday; and next Wednesday is !
Bob's nth birthday. They will cele-