Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-04-26
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

"A new lot of ladies coats this
week at Suttle & Tate's.
Attorney Hale of Lacrosse spent
Tuesday here on business.
Get home of your own. See T.
]. Thorson & So, Westby.
Twelve mommie Pongee color silk
special at S100 per yard at Rogers.
DIR. George Minshall was in Madi-
son several days last week on business.
Frederick Trowbridge is home
4 from Wisconsin University this week.
Otto Griffin was here from La
Crosse on business, Monday and Tues
day.
Webb Mossholder of Blooming
dale was in town on business Thurs
day.
! Officer Berlie Morris spent sew
eral days of last week in Madison on
business.
/ -Fordman L. L. Baptie was in La
Crosse last Friday and Saturday on
business.
We have real values in clothing,
STYLES and patterns you'll like. Stoll
/ & Groves.
Remember the Rummage sale at
the Congregational church on Satur-
day, May 9th.
Master Leland Foster is in the
Lutheran hospital at Lacrosse, quite
sick with eczema.
Don't miss issues of your favor
lite magazinesi Renew today with
Verna E. Thayer.
You will find complete line of
milk cans and pals at this store. Sur
enson & Thompson.
Wait for the big dance given by
the local National Guard-107th En-
Tuesday, May 8.
Rose Olsen, Chiropractor, Palm
er School Graduate. Office over Stoll
& Groves. Phone 157.
Mrs. Mary Lillis has returned
from several months stay at Hills
boro with her son, Sam.
II. w. Lucas was in Milwaukee
several days last week to attend the
jewelers. state convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Bann autoed
to Viola Sunday and spent the day
with relatives and friends.
Miss Olive Boswell spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Newry visiting
with relatives and friends.
We have the Piekenbroek brand of
mems oxfords and they are beauties.
Call in and see them. Ed Lind.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Fleming came
Saturday from Evansville for a short
visit and also to drive his car back.
When your battery needs repair
ing or attention of any kind, remember
we have battery expert. Jackson &
Son
Druggist Lawrence Peterson and
wife of Hillsboro came last Wednes-
day and spent the weekend at the old
home.
Mrs. Howard Regett Came here
Sunday from Minneapolis and will
spend few weeks with relatives and
friends.
Red Wing work shoes are solid
leather throughout, are retained and
made to stand the wet. Stoll e.
Groves.
Mary Pickford coming Saturday
and Sunday. Matinee Saturday.
Nothing will help your tobacco
plants along quite so well as nitrate
of soda. You can get it at the Farm
ers Store
Mrs. Adolph Sanwick was quite
i'll with pneumonia last week, but we
are pleased to learn that she is i'm
proving nicely.
City lawns and gardens need plant
food. We have just the fertilizer you
need in 100 pound sacks. Paulsen
Bros Phone 8.
With every purchase of two
pounds of Good Luck coffee at John
son Brothers Grocery, you get a
beautiful dish free
Thousands of people who had lost
hope of ever being well again have
beer restored to health and happiness
by Tarllac. Sold by C. F. Dahl.
Carl B. Swart came Sunday from
Detroit, spending several days with
his friend, Miss Selma Jackson. He
left Wednesday morning for Salt Lake
City. stF
ID. S. Froiland was down from
Westby on business Monday, leaving
his annual dues with the Censor man.
| it being his fortieth year as a sub
scriber.
The rental of the Roman store
building has been placed in our hands.
1t is commodious room, splendidly
located. For particulars, see Smith
& Slack.
Cheap paint is a poor investment,
You not only loose the price of the
paint but the labor of putting it on.
Use the best which is Zummach's, sold
by o. E. Davis.
Make your new house modern By
covering the outside with Killastone
The finish that never comes off or
needs painting. Sold and guaranteed
by c. L. Colman Lumber Co.
Ernest Stout drove to Sparta Sun
day to secure blank ammunition to be
used here at the Thompson military
funeral. The boys are very grateful
to Captain Hogan of the Sparta com
pany for his courtesy in furnishing the
same.
Little Freddie Jensen, the young
son of Martin Jensen who has spent
several months in the hospital at Mad
ison, suffered the fracture of a limb
last Friday, and Mr.. Jensen took him
back to Madison Saturday morning.
1t is a pitiful case, coming Just at a
time when the boy could almost walk
without crutches, and his recovery will
be set back for a long time.
Mrs. Frank Graves returned last
Wednesday from Wausau after sever
al weeks stay at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Lathrop. Her visit was
greatly and unpleasantly prolonged,
because of case of flu and pneumonia
which attacked her suddenly on the
eve of her return.
The Censor editor and the old vi
roqua friends were pleased to receive
a brief visit last Thursday from Editor
Roy L. Ware of the Necedah Repub-
lican. Mr.. Ware was foreman of the
Censor for several years, leaving here
in 1909 when he purchased the Need