Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-12-13
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

Chop suey Saturday mite at the
Eat Shop.
Christmas cards and booklets at
0. E. Davis
Chester Minshall spent Monday
In Viola on business.
/ Mick Torgerson spent Tuesday in
Coon Valley on, business.
IF you are looking for Christmas
gifts o. E. Davis has them.
-Towner's for Christmas candies
and Christmas tree decorations.
The old reliable White Pine and
Tar for that cough, at o. E. Davis
-Towner has wonderful assort-
ment OF kodak albums, kodaks and
| films.
Prof. W. L. Fulton spent several
days last week in Lacrosse on busi-
ness.
Earl Trlesdale is in a very SER
Ious conditio from his long continu-
ed illness.
--Towner or all the best makes of
fountain pens and pocket pencils-an
ideal Christmas gift.
IF you fee DR.. Hess Panacea it
will repay yor big in egg production.
Sold only at G. E. Davis.
Wish her Iealth, wealth, love and
happiness by selecting. Gifts that last"
from Lacas, the jeweler.
Leave your order for fiadbrod and
lefsa with Mrs. Nick Torgerson, Phone
ia, 1922
--Towner has the most elaborate
assortment of ivory goods ever dis
played IN this part of the country.
Boob McNutt says he would like
a job biting holes in the Eat Shop
D. 1. L. Al
! good,
"A Victor record will solve the
problem for that Christmas gift, One
OF the largest stocks in Wisconsin at
Browns.
Miss Fernie Norris returned to
her home at, LaFarge after several
weeks visit here with relatives and
friends,
Miss Eta Butt left TODAY for
CLEVELAND, Ohio, where she will spend
two months with her sister. Mrs. AL
lard Smith.
Our violin strings are bought
! fresh each month, direct from reliable
string factory. Good values always.
Brown Music Co.
John Stewart attended the hard
ware convention at Milwaukee last
week and alse visited at Waukegan,
returning Sunday.
-Mrs. Hi Riley of Woonsoeket So.
Dakota, returned Tuesday after visit
/ ing with relatives in this city and Vi
cinity for four week.
Miss Dorothy Oliver and Mr.. Sc
vert Lavold motofed to DeSoto Satur-
day and spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Selmer Moseng.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Tom
Garin entertained at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Gus Wise, the ladies of
/ St.Mary's church at aid.
/ Miss Eva Morrison of Lacrosse
and Mr.. Robert Barry of Minneapolis
spent several days last week at the
Dell Morrison home.
We have a number of first class
second hand Talking Machines, that
we are offering at very low prices
All makes, Brown Music Co.
Have you heard the new Column
bia records. No surface noise. New
! Process Columbia Records at Oscar
Anderson's, Readstown. 49,
Push, Pluck, Perseverance and a
course of training in the Mankato
Commercial College, Mankato, Mimi,
mean success. Send for our catalog.
Better come at once and get pair
/ of our two-tone patent leather and
suede shoes. We are offering the en-
tire stock at 20 per cent discount. Ed
Lind.
-Worley B. Glenn, wife and two
little girls of Harlowton, Montana, are
here to spend the holiday season with
his father, Luther Glenn, and sister
Clara.
We are offering 20 per cent reduc-
ton on all of our two-tone patent
leather and suede shose. Come early
while we have a full range of sizes.
Ed Lind
We have a limited quantity of
furnace, stove and nut hard coal in
our bins for immediate delivery. Bet
ter order at once. c. l.. Colman Lum-
Der Company.
Mrs Gus Deutscher arrived on
Friday to visit at home with her par
ents, Mr. and. Mrs. John Weber, till
after the holidays. MrDeutscher will
arrive for Christmas.
Grandma Clark and son Will left
this morning for Edgerton where she
will visit for time, and will then go
to the Masonic Home at Dousman to
spend her declining days.
Positively the largest and best
4
fruits in the city, at the lowest price.
If you want any of these, come in and
see for yourself John Side
"A nice Congoleum rug will solve
the Christmas gift problem. We are
showing large and desirable stock
of these popular rugs. The Farmers
Store, Surenson & Thompson.
Cracked cylinder heads, blocks,
ETC., can be mended with patented
metal member. No preheating neces-
sary. Let US tell you about it. Paul
sen Bros. 50-2
We have just unloaded a car of
RussePs Best Flour. 1t is the best
the market affords, and you will agree
to this if you give it fair trial. Sur
enson q Thompson,the Farmers Store
The party who took the wheels off
the wrecked buggy at Chasetown on
side of road, and went toward Spring
vile is known and if the wheels are
not brought back and put on the bug
gy suit will be started. 50-1-p
Pastor Harris drove to Sparta
Monday to meet Mrs. Harris, who is
glad to be at home again after de-
cidedly severe hospital experience.
She is making rapid progress toward
complete recovery.
Have you taken advantage of the
wonderful bargains being offered at
Fl. E. Rogers? In this sale is includ-
ed coats, dresses, skirts, sweaters, etc.
What better time than right now to
select new garments for the holidays