Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-03-29

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| ply on hand.
Mrs. Silbaugh and son Lawrence
spent the week end with relatives and
friends here.
Mrs. Victor Ellefson is spending
few weeks with her mother, Mrs,
Ernie Zitzner.
Lloyd Bekkedal of Wesley was
in town several days last week trans
acting business.
Miss Ruby Weber spent Saturday
and Sunday at the home Of her par
ents in the city.
Mem Get in on the Fellowship
Club next Sunday evening, $50. Con-
gregational church.
"A. Z. Surenson was in Lacrosse
and Bangor and Sparta several days
last week on business.
"A. P. Olson of Lacrosse is here
spending few days with his niece and
sister, Mrs. O. p. Olson.
Mr. and Mrs. Tilman 0ttum are
entertaining baby girl at their home,
born on Monday morning.
Miss Geneva Favor is spending
her vacation from school duties at APP
pleton at the parental home.
John Jackson and Raymond Spell
lum spent the week end in Genoa and
Lacrosse transacting business.
Kenneth Kuebler arrived last Sat
urday morning from Beloit College
and win spend the week at home.
Joe Neri has returned to take up
work in the city after spending the
winter months in Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olson of Liber-
ty Pole are rejoicing over the arrival
Of twins, born Monday morning.
Miss Katherine Lucas left Sun
day afternoon for her school duties
at Drake University, at DesMoines.
Miss Helen Williams returned on
/ Saturday morning from Appleton,
and will spend the week with parents.
Mrs. Barry is absent from her
work at the post Office. She is confin-
ed to her home quite i'll with the flu
Mrs Tamma Hall is absent from
her clerical duties at the Farmers
Store, being confined to her home by
! illness.
John and Jerry Bann returned
where they attended the funeral of
their aunt.
Mrs. Tamma Hall returned from
Menasha Wednesday morning after
spending week there with her daugh-
ter Florence.
Mrs. Hugh Jones returned to her
home at Harmony, Minnesota, Mon
1 day after spending several weeks with
relatives here.
"A big ten pound baby boy ar
rived last Saturday morning at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Victor Ellefson
of Dach Ridge
When the old ticker gets tired
and goes on a strike, bring it to this
/ jewelry store and we will take care
of it. Carl c. Coe, iewelet.- -
Miss Genevieve Truesdale returned
home Saturday from Appleton and
will spent the week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Truesdale.
/ "Odorgone cures the odor and ex-
cessive sweating Of your feet by act
\ ing as a germicide. We absolutely
guarantee this product. o. K. Davis.
Mrs. II. Ricketts, returned Monday
/ to her home at Minneapolis after
| spending several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. 0rvis German a I
1 Springville.
Send your hemstitching ,picot edg-
I ing, button covering and pleating work
to us. Prompt attention given to
mail orders. Tri-State Pleating Shop,
Lacrosse, Wis. 12-4
Exceptional values in suits. made
of Kelly cloth, Johnny Walker Tweed,
Homespun Tweeds in sport models and
cape with slip-on dress at S9.75, $f2.75,
S14.50, $3.50. Rogers
We have just unloaded a ear each
of pulp plaster, cement, and brick.
Better get that repair work done be-
fore the building season starts in
earnest. John +. Nuzum & Sons.
Sunday evening at $50 the Con
gregational Mems Fellowship Club
viii serve their regular lunch to all
members, friends and visitors. No
charge. A neat program will be pro-
vided.
Women's linen handkerchiefs in
eolors of rose, blue, greer, etc. 25c.
good value for 10c. Children's school
handkerchiefs &c, eoloring on edge.
/ Rogers.
George L. Tessey. a well-known
Buffalo mechanic, said he had gained
twelve pounds; his wife had gained
twenty-six pounds and his daughter
was gaining every day, by taking Tan
lac. Sold by c. r. Dahl, Druggist.
MIR. and Mrs H. Tobbey left last
Saturday for Minneapolis where they
spent several days with. their parents.
Mrs. Tobbey returned Tuesday morn
ing to resume her work at the electric
light Office. She was formerly Miss
Flora Dams.
1T is easier to see after you visit
DR.. Evenson at Lacrosse. It is easier
TO, do your work with your eyes. His
skill makes it easier for you to save
your eyesight Why suffer headaches
and nervousness? Or. Evenson makes
it easier for you to see.
II wish TO remind express patrons
who have calves and chickens to ship
to do so before warm weather sets In.
as am not permitted TO accept them
for shipment when the temperature
averages above the freezing point.
Kenneth Mills, Expressman.
When we sell bin Of material
we also include IN the deal every bit
of help we can give the buyer whether
you buy the lumber for house or
only enough for an end gate for your
wagon. Our best service Is part Of the
bargain. G. L. Colman Lmbr. Co.
Mrs. Easton Munson was taken
TO st. MeFy's hospital at Rochester,
several weeks ago for treatments
Last Tuesday morning an operation
was performed and the trouble was
found to be cancer Of the stomach.
Mrs. Munson i very low st this writ
ing.