Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-03-01
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

StoH q Groves.
: Albert Jones of Stoddard is a new
Censor subscriber this week.
Carl Fisher of Bangor is a new
Censor subscriber this week.
IF interested in buying or selling
your property, call on Thayer..
The Congregational church is the
home of ..The Mems Fellowship Club
Three new pieces viii be addel TO
the Congregational orchestra real soon
"A slogan for every Individual in
case of sickness: "Call in the osseo-
path"
John Bann was in Westby Tues
day evening to attend the Woodman
Lodge
Mrs. Walter Schultz returned on
Saturday after an extended visit with
relatives.
We have just received some of
those new, sRappy sport suits. Stoll
Il Groves.
You ere invited to eat your Sun
day Chicken dinner at the Unique
restaurant.
do you attend church? Hear
Rev. Gales next Sunday at the Con-
grsgational church.
Rose Olsen, Chiropractor, Palm
er School Graduate. Office over Stoll
& Groves. Phone 157.
Mrs. B. c. Brown is confined to
her home caring for her mother, who
at this writing is very i'll.
From far off Yakima, Washington,
comes a letter from John Beatty to add
his name to the Censor list.
When you need a cream can or a
milk pail, drop in at the Farmers
Store. They carry a fine lnie.
Jerry Bann left Monday for Red
Wing, Minnesota, where he will spend
several days transacting business.
Miss Susie Boswell returned home
Saturday from the Lacrosse hospital
At this writing she is much improved
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Schulz re-
turned Saturday from the sad mission
of attending the funeral of his father
at Milwaukee.
samuel Erickson has gone to the
Old farm near Red Mound to make his
home with his son, John, and assist in
t e running of the farm,
Look Big mask bali at Avelan-
che March 4. Music by Rusk Har-
mony jazz Orchestra. Come and bring
your girl or some one else's girl. Gin
The ice storm just naturally took
the Censor EDITORS trees into camp
and the first man who calls can have
the wood for clearing them away.
No use trying to keep good
man down. We're mighty glad 10 see
Druggist o. e. Davis at his place
again after siege of the grippe.
Miss Bertha Highum left this
wednesday, morning for her home
IN Rushfbtd, Minnesota, having re-
signed her position at Ostrem's store.
Mrs. Ertd S. Rogers and baby
10y are SPENDING q few days in La
Crosse TO keep Fred company while
ne RECEIVERS from his recent operation.
Thousands Of tin. frail men and
women have reported an astonishing
and rapid increase in weight a. q re-.
suit of taking Tanlac. Sold by c. f.
Dahl, Druggist
Some great bargains i'm dishes
both IN sets ard out Of stock at Carl
y. Goes Jewehy store. Imported Eng
wonderful savings.
Peter G. Dahl came in from west
of town on business, Tuesday, and to
renew. Censor dues. Mr., Dasl says
that he counted AZ telephone poles
uoWH III one Stfetcn.
Earl Graves, son of Judge and
Mrs. G. w. Graves, was called here
from Duluth in his capacity as line
foreman to assist Manager Schultz
and his crew in restoring light service.
IF your electric washer is unsat-
isfactory, drop in at the Sauer Hard
ware and ask them for a demonstra-
tion of the un-DRY- Ette-the ma
chine that both washes and drys the
clothes.
Stanley Sweger ran down from
Westby, Tuesday to Sc the old friends.
Stanley Is doing nothing these days,
and getting fat and lazy doing it. He
says the ice storm tore up Westby the
same as Viroqua.
"A tree is known by its fruits.
Treatments of disease are measured
by their results. Our local Osteo-
pathic Physician, DR.. c.. ID. Mead, has
helped a great many people who have
tried other remedies without avail.
President T. o. Mork of the Farm
ers Bank was in st. Paul last week
comforting with the Wisconsin FEEDER
alton of National Farm Loan Assoeia-
tons. He reports that the ice storm
extended in full force as far north as
Winona.
Bernard Veglahn of Owen, Wis
eonsin, is here paying a visit to the
old home folks. Bernard has sold his
farm there and may move back to old
Vernon He says the season is too
short IN that country to suit him He
as new subscriber on the big
Censor list.
How much would you give to
avoid the trouble, the danger, the fear
and the dirt connected with a chimney
fire? Quite few dollars, possibly.
ANTI Carbon" the great SCOT con-
sumner and remover, will do the work,
and at small cost. Sold at johnson
Brothers Grocery.
II. Steenson was a Censor call
er Tuesday. Mr.. Steenson is one of
these high-up fellows-in fact he
claims TO be the tallest man in the
county. We measured him and have a
mark on the Censor office door casing
six feet and five inches from the floor.
He beats Sims, the fish man, by y
Of an inch. Can anybody top him ?
"A series of special evangelistic
services are being conducted at the
Liberty Pole church viii continue I'M
til March IL, at least. We invite you
to come and assist in the work. Invite
your friends. Telephone connections
are broken by the storm, and we are
therefore compelled to resort TO the
methods adopted before they were in
use. So tell some one and tell them
10 tell the othqr fallnvy TThaftu arocd