Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-04-05
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

Mems and boys suits at removal
sale prices at NJ. ]. Felix.
4 -0at feed, homony, middlings at q
bargain at Thayer & Mills.
/ Severt Sjerpe was here from
/ Westby Monday on business.
Mrs. Ben Glickman is spending
a week at. Black River Falls.
-Edw. Lind returned Sunday from
a business trip to Minneapolis.
Ladies new spring suits at re-
( moval sale prices at NJ. J. Felix.
Fred Longworth is refnishing Ell
I lefson & Johnson's store furniture
Mrs. Goldie Atkins spent Sunday
with the Schoonover family in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson mourn the
loss Of their infant daughter, Vivian
May.
Ladies' and mems shoes and Ok
fords at removal sale prices at NJ. j.
Felix
Mrs. D. E. Baker accompanied
Mrs. Geo. Stokes to Kendall by train
Monday.
/ Miss Esther Butt returned on
/ Tuesday from a visit with friends at
/ Madison.
/ Miss Susie Boswell is employed
at the Farmers store while Mrs. Hall
is absent.
Make the old hat look like new for
rs cents. Colorite will do it. Sold at
o. e. Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stokes were
here from Kendall TO attend the funer-
al Of bis father.
The old reliable Muresco and AL
abastine for those smoked up walls, at
o E. Davis
Thoa p;.41,.x - f-o..rs ..s:4l -
the home of his son, Alex, and also his
old friend, Ed Older.
Miss Elsie Eastman, teacher at
Hillsboro, spent a few days visiting
old friends in this city.
Sheldon Treseder was here for a
visit with his parents, from Minneapo-
lis, returning Saturday.
Miss Alice Rogers returned to
Milwaukee Downer after spending va
cation at the parental home.
Helen Williams and Clara Bierk
returned to school duties at Lawrence
College at Appleton. Sunday.
The natural, refreshinb sleep of a
healthy body is enjoyed by those who
take Tanlac. Sold by G. F. Dahl.
--Thayer u Mills are making very
low prices on bran, middlings and also
preparatory to closing out all stock on
hand.
Mrs. E. R. Nichols was called to
Stoughton by the serious illness of
the child of her daughter, Mrs. Sands
mark.
Mrs. Paul Koeppe served lunch
at her home, Mesdames Chas. Clark,
Bert Crume and Jack Buhmeyer being
present.
"A coat of paint will do more to
improve your building for the money
than anything else. o. E. Davis has
the best.
w. B. Hook and J. w. Thayer are
IN Waupaca county arranging for pro-
per stocking up and running Thayer's
big farm.
Bank Examiner M. o. Tuhus of
Madison spent the first of the week in
town at the parental home and greet
ing friends.
Mr.. Chester Thrune of Cashton
bookkeeper for Gross & Glickman has
been very i'll with the flu. His mother
was here caring for him.
The Van-Hensen collar is as easy
to launder as handkerchief. We have
all styles. Try one. The Blue Front
Store Ellefson q johnson.
Mrs. Henry Running left Satur-
day to spend week with her daugh-
ter, Blanche, at Mason City, Iowa.
Miss Running teaches there.
Mrs. w. w. Cooper returned to
her home at Mason City, Iowa, Tues
| day, after weeks visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kingsley.
"A pie sociable will be held at the
Collenee school, Saturday, April 18th
Ladies bring pies. All are cordially
invited. Mabel Moore, teacher.
| II will have in a few days one car
of fine eating potatoes and also seed
potatoes. Telephone your orders in,
5. I. Dregne, Readstown, Wis.
The rental of the Roman store
building has been placed in our hands.
1t is commodious room, splendidly
located. For particulars, see Smith
& Slack.
We have a large assortment of
the Van-Hensen collars, the worlds
| smartest collar. Ask to see them.
The Blue Front Store, Ellefson &
Johnson.
Smart clothes. The man who is
particular in dress will find in this
store the proper clothes at the proper
price. The Blue Front Store, Ellef-
son & Johnson.
The Mystic Workekrs will give a
public basket social at the Woodman
Hall ON Tuesday, April IL. ALL la
dies bring baskets. Good music will
be furnished.
The continued soft spring weather
is raising hob with railroad roadbeds.
Both the Milwaukee and the South
eastern have been off the track several
times lately
Miss Bertha Highum came from
Rushford, Minnesota, to take up her
new duties as clerk at H. E. Rogers
stohe. Her many friends are glad
of her return to our city.
Make your new house modern by
covering the outside with Killastone.
The finish that never comes off or
needs painting, Sold and guaranteed
by e. L. Colman Lumber Co.
-Edw. Lind has received part of
the fine stock of ladies oxfords which
he purchased on his recent trip to
Minneapolis. More will follow short
ly. Better drop in and look them over
Spring is here; time to think of
new footwear. We suggest Ralston
shoes. They were up to the minute
/ in style and wear we'll always. The
Blue Front Store, Ellefson & johnson.
We are just unloading car of
/ Mulehide roofing, shingles and build
/ ing papers. Better fix that old roof
before spring rains spoil the wall pa
4 per and plaster. John E. Nuzum &
Sons.
Among our fine new Quaker laces