Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-11-08
SHORT PERSONAL JOTTING

Board $500 per week at the Eat
Shop, III Main st.
Next regular meeting of the W.
+. C. viii be Saturday, November 25.
-Thorwald Nohr of LaFarge
spent last week at the H. P. Larson
home.
j. o. Anderson has been assisting
John Side in his meat shop the past
few days.
Mr.. Unseth has purchased the old
Richards home near the Congregation
al church.
Storm sash and the ladders to put
them on with are for sale at the Nu-
yum Yard.
DIR. r. w. Baldwin, dentist, over
Stoll & Groves. X-rays taken. TEL
ephone No.66
Bank Examiner Melville Tuhus of
Madison is here visiting with parents
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Jones are en-
tertaining his sister, Miss Pearl Jones
of Mable, Minnesota.
Special prices on our records if
taken in quantities of 6 to u. Oscar
Anderson, Readstown. 44-2
Harry Mollett of Buffalo, New
York, is here for a few weeks visit
with his sister, Mrs. Hugh DeGaris.
Remember the Nj. Z. bazaar at the
Church Saturday, November 18th.
Chicken dinner will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Casperson and
daughter Betty Lou of Viola spent last
Thursday evening here.
Miss Edith Oliver, Florence Side
Jitley Norris and Kenneth Stewart
motored to Lacrosse Monday, and
spent the day with Genevieve Norris
at the Grandview hospital.
DIR. H. S. Erickson motored to
Chicago last Friday, called there by
the illness of a friend. He was ac-
companied by 0rbin Anderson, who re-
turned home Sunday morning by train
DIR. Erickson win remain few days.
Stanley Solverson and Stanley
Jackson left last Thursday afternoon
for few weeks hunting trip north
of Mellen.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Favor leave
Friday for Lacrosse where they will
make their home for the next two
years while their daughter, Miss Ge-
neva takes the physical education
course in the Normal there.
Henry Moon and family have NOV
ed to Lacrosse and will reside there
Mr. Moon will have charge of the Bek-
kedal warehouse in that city.
The Standard Oil Co has inn
proved its filling station with the adj
dition of more gradual approach
from Main Street
Fine steam heating jobs have just
been installed by Bann & Fehlberg in
the Coon Prairie church and the Ver-
non County Aims House.
Miss Pearl Larson gave a shower
Friday evening at her home for Miss
Matte Jackson. About twenty were
present and the evening was most en-
ioyable.
ID. f. Slack spent part of last
week in Richland Center on insurance
business. His wife, who had been
visiting home folks a few days, re-
turned with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. M A. Smith have
moved into the A. J, Favor home, Mr..
and Mrs. Favor going to Lacrosse to
reside while their daughter attends
school there.
We now have complete line of
mems and young mems fall and win
ter caps with and without inbands in
all the very latest patterns and shapes.
Ellefson & Johnson, located in Mason
ic Building.
Young men, we have a beautiful
assortment of chinehilla caps made
up in patterns to match the new light
overcoats. Be sure to look them over.
Ellefson & Johnson, located in Ma
sonic Building.
Fresh home made bread, dough-
nuts and pies for sale every day at
The Eat Shop, Ill Main St., Minnie
B. Latta, Prop.
About 200 feet of Dashboard for
sale, second hand, in perfect condition,
nicely finished. Inquire at the Gen.
sor Office.
ALL kinds of ice cream and soft
drinks at our restaurant at all times.
Assortment of brick ice cream always
on hand. Your trade is appreciated.
George Pennell, Viroqua, Wis.
The big comedy drama, Clarence,
staged by the eGalena Dramatic Co.,
Friday night Seats 35 and soc at
Dahl's. Children 25c.
The big royalty play, Clarence
staged by young people from Galena
at the Temple Friday night. Give
them a full house. Seats on sale at
DahPs, 35 and Soc Children 25c
You should see the fine line of
hosiery for men, women and children
which the Farmers Store is now dis
playing. You will be pleased with
them.
At the regular meeting of the
Eastern Star next Tuesday evening
the quarterly birthday party viii be
observed. all members having birth
days in July, August and September
serving as hostesses. All members
have the privilege of bringing their
husbands to this parry. and are urged
/ to do so.
About two dozen neighbors and
/ friends gathered at the Henry Moon
home last Friday night to bid them
farewell and wish them a happy fu-
ture in their new home at Lacrosse
where they will soon locate.
-Slipon sweaters and Tuxedoes are
shown at Rogers. Pretty sweaters
are so popular and practical, and they
form a necessary part Of ones winter
wardrobe. You will find silk and wool
mixtures in attractive colorings, as
well as prices, from $3.75 to $1,000.
Rogers. Masonic Temple Building
Those broken window lights let in
lots of cold these crisp blustry days.
Better go to the Farmers Store and
get new window glass and putty. Get