Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-02-08
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

William Farnum, Monday and
Tuesday.
"A few neat city homes cheap. j.
w. Thayer.
Chicken dinner at the Grill, Sun
day, so cents.
-Supt. Charlie Moore is again on
the sick list.
IT Thompson of east of Viroqua
new subscriber this week.
-Expressman Kenneth Mills is a
new Censor subscriber this week.
We have something new IN Hi
press heavy rubbers. Stoll & Groves.
-P.H.Har,ison is a new subscriber
this week on our large and growing
list.
Masquerade dance at Purdy hall
Saturday night, February 10. Good
Music. Clip
-Kuppenheimer good clothes an in
vestment in good appearance. Ston
& Groves.
Gerald Rusdal left Monday to at
tend pure bred hog sale at Cassville
in Grant county.
Special prices on hay and all kinds
of feeds direct from car to save haul
ing. Thayer & Mills.
Mrs. Melvin Severson and Miss
NAdlAlud 4ttOA III VI WEcLUH MG4G
guests of Mrs. Maud Dickson on Tues
day.
An adjourned meeting of the Yer
non County Poultry Assn. will be held
at the normal school February 18th
at 2 p. m.
After a five weeks visit at her
home at Rushford, Minnesota, Miss
Bertha Highum is back at work at
0strem's store.
Clarence Amodt was in on Friday
and renewed for the Censor for his
father, Jacob Amodt, and ]. A. Sor-
enson of Westby.
-Hardwaremen c. A. Parker, s.
j. Sauer and Frank Wintz are at Mil
waukee attending annual hardware as
ISOLATION convention.
Friends will be sorry to learn that
Miss Mildred Henry, who is teaching
at Beloit, is suffering from scarlet fe-
yer. She is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Cox and Mr.. Will Not
tingham of Oaks, North Dakota, spent
Sunday at Readstown.
Carlos Buchanan, wife and son
Kenneth Of LaFarge were guests of
his brother Thomas and family at Ho-
tel Fortney on Sunday last.
If you want real flour satisfac-
ton, you'd better try sack of Rus
sells Best Flour. which is sold exclu-
sively at the Farmers Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Cox returned
on Thursday from a two weeks visit
at Lacrosse. Mr.. Cox was being
treated for rheumatism while there.
--Surenson & Thompson are dis
playing fine assortment of styles in
Kabo corsets. Come and see them.
If your violin needs repair or
bows rehairing, leave them at Browns
Music Store. Nothing but the best of
material used. C. F. Wallace. 6-2
e. ]. Opperud, breeder Of Rose
Comb White Leghorns came over from
Whitestown to attend the big show,
and enrolled as new Censor subscrib-
er.
Il have just received the first ship
ment of my spring stock of ladies
shoes and oxfords You are invited to
come in and inspect them. Edward
NJ. Lind
Friends of Mrs. Clara Nelson pre-
scented her on Saturday last(it being
her birthday with a lovely blossom
ing plant. Mrs. Nelson has been sick
for some months. a 4
The many friends of Major c e.
Buffers were pleased to greet him on
Friday while here for few hours as
state representative to speak at the
Farmers Day Meeting.
IF you need any dishes, now is
your chance. to get them. Go to Goes
jewelry store and see that fine, line of
imported English ware he is offering
at radically reduced prices.
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van and spent Saturday and Sunday
at the parental home. He will soon
change locations, settling on a farm
near the tunnel on the Kickpoo.
--Knute Emerson is at Madison at
tending annual Meeting of Wisconsin
Tornado Mutual Insurance Co. Due
to his efficient work as agent the COM
pany furnishes him free transpOrta-
ton.
We have medium priced coal
which we call our Colman special. Call
at our Office and see it burning. Its
good. G. L. Colman Lumber Co.
%. E. Davis has dandy line of
fresh box candy.
All recent new members of the
Women's Auxiliary of the American
Legion are requested to pay their dues
as soon as possible. This is very i'm
portant Pay your dues at the Nc
Masters & Schmidt Bakery.
Friends will be pleased to learn
that Mr.. L. o. Lewiston is on the road
to recovery. He has been taking
treatment for rheumatism at a La
Crosse sanitarium for the past twelve
weeks.
j. W. Lucas walked to Readstown
Monday, where he took the train en-
route for points in Iowa. He will
spend ten days visiting with his daugh-
ter at Drake University and at Fl.
Dodge, where he learned his trade.
The attention of all Eastern Star
members is called to a party which
will be held on Valentines day, Feb
ruary 14th, following the regular
lodge session. All are urged to at
tend.
Edna and Catherine Smith spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends in
Lacrosse, the former going on to re-
sumo work at Madison university af-
ter visit with her sister, Miss Cath
crime, for several days.
Merchant A. U. Curry was I'D
from Stoddard, Tuesday, to attend
meeting ofthe training school 4,
board. He pushed his Censor date
ahead couple of years while here.
Mr.. Curry is pleased with his new
location.
Henry Running has purchased the
Thos. Jerman building now occupied
by Parker & Crume's barber shop, !
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