Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-11-01
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with Lizzie, Sunday.
-Mervin Rusk and family spent
Sunday at Marsh Reeds.
Mrs. Emma Tracy and son Russell
are visiting friends at Duluth, MINI.
DR.. Chase, denrisJ, ONCE In Ma
tional Bank Building. Phone 81
John Wood came from Hales Cor
ners on business and to visit relatives.
Roy Leonard and family of James,
vile motored here Sunday to visit rel
atives.
Order your magazines now. Prices
greatly reduced. Phone 387L, Maude
Bring your family to the chucken
dinner at the Eat Shop Sunday. Price
40 cents.
Miss Leila Orrison of Liberty Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Harold Hall, a
few days.
"A new shipment of dresses Sat
urday at extremely low prices. SUIT
tie & Tate.
DIR. R. W. Baldwin, dentist, over
Stoll & Groves. X-rays taken. Tel
ephone No.66
Geo. White and family and Mrs.
Nj. Wood spent Sunday with relatives
at Red Mound.
-Supy. Teacher Willis J. Schallock
was in Saturday and enrolled as new
Censor subscriber.
Special prices on our records if
taken in quantities of to IL. Oscar
Anderson, Readstown. 44-2
Give mother rest. Bring the
family out to dinner Sunday at the
Eat Shop. Chicken dinner.
rInxca~ . -.
ious operation last week in Lacrosse
hospital and is improving nicely.
The seasons latest ideas in trim
med hats just arrived at the Atwood
Shop. Also discount on sport hats.
Special sale on ribbons of good
quality in widths No. 5, z, 9, in all
shades, 10 cents per yard. Rogers.
j N. Shreve has gone to the Ozark
Mountains hoping to get relief from
his long standing affiiction-asthma.
One lot ladies waists including
volies Georgettes, crepe de chine and
net, offered at so @o discount at Rogers
Mr.. and Mrs. Luedke and daugh-
ter of Sparta, drove down and spent
Sunday with B. C. Brown and family
Mohawk Reds, the very latest in
neckwear. See them at Ellefson &
johnson, located in Masonic Building.
H. w. Barker's Antiseptic relieves
sore, sweaty, tired, aching feet. De-
stroys all odors. Viroqua drug stores
Order your storm sash and storm
doors now and get the use of them all
the winter. John E. Nuzum & Sons
John Heck and family and Milt
Pierce and wife, spent Sunday with
John Munson and family near Cash
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Cox and fam
lily, also Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beaver of
Viola visited at Frank Hays on Sun
day.
Rogers offers one lot silk dresses
at greatly reduced prices. Now is the
time to select that extra dress you
need.
The regular meeting of the w.
G. T. U. will be held next Tuesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Grant
Dewitt.
We now have the new Angora
hat and scarf sets in becoming two
toned shades of tan, blue, red, and
green. Rogers.
Mrs. w. B. Best has rented her
farm to EdeKellicut and moved to this
city and living with her daughter
Mrs. Frank Robinson.
Not luck but pluck is what wins
You win if you take course in Man.
kato Commercial College, Mankato
Mimi Send for catalog.
Ladies wool hose, brown heather
from $1.00 to SITS. Silk and WOO
hose, $500, 1925 and $500. Ladies
black wool hose SOC. Rogers.
just received large shipment OF
mems dress shoes in black and brown
and the latest shapes. Ellefson &
johnson, located in Masonic Building
-Chlidren's brown heather hose
sizes to 911, 75c per pair. Children's
| fine black wool hose 10 to Toe per pair
Boys heavy wool hose, black, 55c pei
pair. Rogers.
e. A. Schoonover made business
trip to Richland Center Saturday, GO
ing by way of Gays Mills, and taking
with him his brother, Supt. A. F
Schoonover of that place.
Mr. and Mrs. John Daugherty
Mrs. Lee Smith and Mrs, Emma Spry
of Richland Center motored here Fri
day and spent the afternoon with the
latter's daughter, Mrs. Earl Mason.
Il am pleased to announce the re-
ceipt of fine new shipment of the
well known Faber's silverware. You
will be well pleased with it. Come in
and look it over. Ed Harrington, Jew
eler.
Mrs. AE.Smith and mother, Mrs.
Ogden, went to WATERFOWL, South Da-
kota, last week. Mrs. Smith returned
home Monday. Mrs. Ogden remained
to spend the winter with her daughter
there.
Don't forget to come to the Hal
lowe'en program and pie social, at the
Brush Hollow church, Saturday even
ing November 4th. Ladies please
bring pies. Everybody welcome
Arlie Crume, Teacher.
Last Sunday Sunday school raj
ly was held at Readstown. Several
from here attended and the following
being county officers gave very inter-
esting talks: T. o. Mork, j. w. Lu-
cas-, Mrs. J. o. Anderson.
Ladies aid society of the Kicka-
poo church will meet Friday afternoon
November 10, with Mrs. X. D. Nelson
at her farm home. Refreshments viii
be served by Mesdames Martin Mum
son, Oluf Tollefson and K. ID. Nelson.
A cordial invitation to all.
Merchant Anton Olson and Mr..
Dobson returned Friday from a de-
lIghtful two weeks spent along the
Father of Waters. Their primary
purpose was to hunt coon, and they
brought home eight of the incest pelts
you ever laid your eyes on.
u. Willard Hall cama hara from