Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-12-06
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING
-Towner's for toys and dolls.

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Special prices on ladies coats to
close out at s. t. Dregne, Readstown.
-Towner has beautiful line of
stationery suitable for Christmas
presents.
u. o. Anderson left today on a
several days business trip through
Minnesota.
Mrs. Oscar Jacobson went to La
crosse to the Grandview hospital for
an operation.
"A nice line Of toilet waters and
perfumes in Christmas packages at
o. E. Davis.
The old time white pine and tar
is hard to beat as a cough syrup. We
have it at o. E. Davis.
Mash Dealer John Jackson left
Tuesday to attend the big Nash con-
vention at Milwaukee.
r. A. Smith of Rockton brought
his daughter Carol, here Wednesday
for a throat operation.
DIR. G.. w. Minshall and Supt. Sell
mer Neprud left today by car for a
business trip to Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Best were bust
ness callers in Viola on Tuesday; also
called on friends and relatives there.
Henry Radford came from his
Montana home and is visiting his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Cade.
"A gift for each month. Special
offers in magazines. See Maud Dick
son. Phone 387L. 46-tf
Leave your order for fiadbrod and
lefsa with Mrs. Nick Torgerson, Phone
314. 4e-2-n
Pierrette Linen, a very fine box
stationery, gilt edge in all STYLES and
colors at o. E. Davis.
--Towner has the most elaborate
assortment of ivory goods ever dis
played in this part of the country.
Merchant John Side has been suf-
fering from blood poison in both hands
for the past two weeks but is now re-
covering.
Mrs. Louie Thompson and son
Clayton, motored here from Lacrosse
on Saturday and spent Sunday with
friends.
Men. Our catalog tells how we
teach barbering quickly, mailed free.
Moler Barber College, 513 E. Water
St., Milwaukee. 29-2-p
"A Conklin self-filling fountain pen
or Conklin gold or silver pencil will
make a fine Christmas present, sold
at o. K. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Thomson
of Bud returned home Monday after
a few days visit with relatives at
Chippewa Falls.
The Misses Ada and Lolo Lieu
rance spent Thanksgiving and the
weekend with their aunt, Mrs. David
Lieurance, at Sparta.
> The fire truck was called to the
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small fire starting near stove. Very
little damage resulted
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Brown, ac-
companied by Miss Kate Goodell, mo-
tored to Lacrosse Saturday and spent
the day on business.
Clarence Loverud came from Bar
ron, visiting the old time neighbors
and relatives, leaving for Austin,
Mimi, to visit a sister.
We have limited quantity of
furnace and stove size of hard coal in
our bins for immediate delivery. c. L.
Colman Lumber Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Woodward
of Genoa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Adams were visitors at the Ann Bean
home in Stoddard Sunday.
Bank Examiner Melville Tuhus of
Madison and Merchant Almond Tuhus
OF Loganville spent Thanksgiving at
the parental home in this city.
Mrs. M. j. Jasperson entertained
the Iris Club Tuesday evening at her
home. Favors were awarded to Mrs.
John Bann and Mrs. Fred Kellicutt.
Director l.. M. Thompson of the
Farmers Bank, went to Madison on
Thursday morning to attend meeting
of the Northern Wisconsin Coopera-
tive Tobacco Pool.
2 -Wis.-Minn. Mgr. H. C. Affeldt and
family spent Thursday in Lacrosse
with relatives. Mr.. Affeldt returned
Friday morning, the family spending
the week end there.
DIR. Rose Olson attended a con-
vention of Chiropractors at Lacrosse
on Sunday. She was accompanied by
Mrs. E. o. Larson, who spent the day
withe relatives and friends.
DIR. c. d. Mead and family motor
ed to Lacrosse on Sunday to visit his
mother, who is in the Grandview hos
pital and is very i'll, having undergone
an operation of serious nature.
Have you seen our Combination
storm and screen doors? Removable
panels make one door serve both pur-
poses. Better get one this winter. Nu-
yum Lumber Yard.
Chop Suey Saturday at the Eat
Shop from to 10 p. m. Just the
thing for your evening meal. Made
by an expert. Better than the Chinese
make it. Try it and you will say so
too.
Bob Wilson of Warren, H., visited
his cousins, Florence Hall and Mil
bred Kerry of this city last week. r.
vim Henry motored to DeSoto Sunday
where Mr.. Wilson took the train for
his home.
Why worry about Sunday dinner.
Let the Eat Shop solve the problem
for you. Roast chicken prepared with
understanding and served with skill
and courtesy at prices that are popu-
lar.
Blaine Cade came from Sioux
City, Iowa, bringing Mrs. Cade's
grandmother, Mrs. Eliza Rumsey, who
is now on her old farm, cared for by
her other granddaughter, Mrs. Ches-
ter Brye. Mrs. Rumsey is past "a
years and nj very feeble condition.
Rev. Harris dropped in today and
informed us that Mrs. Harris is at
Portage resting up from the effects
of her operation at Madison two weeks
ago. The operation was serious and
complicated one, but we are indeed
glad to know that she is making good
progress with every promise of COM