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

Il viii do sewing at my home. Mrs.
Jeanette Grover. 17-1-p
"A fine showing of dresses on dis
play at Suttle & Tate's.
Chester Campbell and wife of vi
ola had business in town today.
Mrs. Earl DoaS of Westby, called
on friends in the city Monday.
DIR. w Baldwin was in Lacrosse
on business Tuesday and Wednesday
Get the genuine Lemon Skin
whitener soap at Rogers, bars for
25e.
Ralph Nuzum was in Lacrosse
from Saturday until Monday on bust
ness.
u. W. Thayer spent last week with
W. b. Hook on Thayers big Waupaca
farm.
Magazines now at reduced priest
Order now! Phone lao. Verna f.
Thayer.
"A complete line of trunks, travel
ing bags and suit cases. Stoll &
Groves.
MIR. Tobacco Grower we have our
new stock of sodium nitrate on hand
o. E. Davis.
DIR. Peterson is here from Mime
sofa on business and visiting the old
home folks.
Attire Olsen went to Westby Sun
day and spent the day with her frined,
Miss Agnes Olsen.
Congregational Rummage sale
win be held in the church parlors on
Saturday, May 9th.
The Woman's Progressive Club
will meet with Mrs. Nick. Clements the
first Thursday in Mag.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Gorsline, Jr
are entertaining a big baby girl az
their home, born Tuesday.
II have a fine line of 0xfords for
men and women in black and brown
and patent leather Ed Lind.
Miss Bertha Schoonover, teacher
in the Westby High School, spent the
week end with relatives in Viroqua.
Ladies White Oxfords and pumps,
leather trimmed, low heels, 1928, and
$2.65. Anton 0lson's Cash Shoe Store.
Twelve and feet wide linoleum,
and congoleum and linoleum rugs, all
sizes at Oscar Anderson's. Readstown.
Stimulate the growth of your gar
denis with Darling's Fertilizer. In
100 pound sacks. Paulsen Bros. Phone
Everybody goes to see Mary Pick
ford in Through the Back Door" next
Saturday and Sunday. Matinee Sat-
urday.
Miss Flo Rogers returned home
from the hospital at Lacrosse Sunday
evening much improved following an
operation.
If you want to see neat compact
folding bath tub come in and see a
demonstration at o. l.. Buchanan's
lumber yard.
Seemed natural to see Stanley
Sweger back at his old place at the
store. He assisted during the illness
of Merchant j. Vigdahl.
Cashier II. ?. Davis and family
drove to Lacrosse Saturday, return
ing Sunday evening. Henry reports
the roads as anything but good.
Now when the hot summer months
are not far off you will need one of our
fine Bon Ami oil stoves. Come in and
look them over. Surenson q Thomp-
son.
Mrs. Milton Rolling and little son
came Thursday from Caledonia to
spend two weeks at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Elton,
north Of this city.
- Get rid of that Indigestion, stom-
ach trouble and nervousness, build up
your system and regain that lost
weight. Take Tanlae. Sold by c. F.
Dahl, Druggist.
Drop in at Parker e. Crume's bar
Der shop and let them. do your work.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Remember
| they are in the new location-first
door south of John Sides grocery.
\ Implement Dealer p o. Running
en- of Stoddard was in the county seat
on probate business Tuesday. The
Censor acknowledges a pleasant call
and renewal of his paper and that of
his son also
If you need a new roof this spring
you owe yourself an investigation of
! Mule-Hide Slate kote to be applied
right over the old shingles. Let us
show it to you. John E. Nuzum &
Sons.
DO you want to get a beautiful
dish FREE? Then go to Johnson
Brothers Grocery and buy two pounds
of Good Luck coffee. The coffee will
be well worth the price you pay and
the dish Will be thrown in free.
! After putting several weeks work
on necessary improvements on his
Franklin farm Louis Thompson left
Wednesday morning for Bellingham,
Washington, where he win spend some
time at his home. II e may return
4 later
After an absence Of about a year,
William Wilson and family returned
! to the old home Tuesday, and are look
I ing for a location. Mr., Wilson was
employed in the paper mill at Nekoosa
but found the work did not agree with
, his health.
/ You want washing machine that
I will do as good work as any at a saw
\ ing in price, don't you? Then buy the
I Horton. We now have the entire line
F., on our foor-hand power, engine pow
err and electric. 1t win pay you 10
look them over. Surenson & Thomp-
son.
! Sever Tally and Sever Sherry are
two different persons, but the names
are decidedly similar, and in some
manner Mr.. Sherry's name was used
in a horse ad in last weeks Censor
when it should have been signed Mr..
Tally. The corrected ad appears
this week.
I Mrs. J. K. Hall returned home to
Springville last Friday after spending
several days at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs Clarence Hall, on Pleasant
Ridge. She assisted IN welcoming
new son to the home, the youngster
arriving April 7th A few days later
their three-year-old daughter, Hope,
was taken seriously i'll with pnennon-
ia, but we are glad TO learn has inn
proved so much as to be out of danger.