Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-01-18
SHORT PERSONAL jGTTING

SHORT PERSONAL j6TTING
"A monument TO mothers. The Old
Nest.
The 1922 slogan: ~caIl in an os-
teopath"
Earl Dennis and Kenneth Hay
were in Westby Sunday
--Hipress cloth overshoes. Best
quality So Stoll & Groves.
Mrs. Carl Altman fell TODAY and
dislocated a bone in her foot.
For real bargains, attend NJ j.
Felix January Clearance Sale
Donald Adams of Richland Cen
ter spent Sunday at Levi Lakes.
Mrs Leland Olson, east of town,
is confined to her home with lumbago.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Buhmeyer are
entertaining baby boy at their home.
Villas Adkins Of Soldiers Grove
spent Sunday here with Lloyd Smith.
Mrs Andred Mattson was taken
to Lacrosse, Saturday, for hospital
treatment
Rev. Bergen returned today from
Minneapolis where he attended a
church meeting.
Mr.. J. J. Buhmeyer of Rockford
Illinois, is a visitor at the home of his
son, Jack Buhmeyer.
Prices viii be rigth in wall pa
per this season. Ask o. E. Davis
about his spring stock.
Mr.. Kress of the Tomah Marble
Works dropped in on his old friend,
Carl Enggaard Tuesday
Bert Miller came from Wisconsin
University to spend Sunday at the par
entail home at Springville.
Black liable Victor 10 inch records
now 75c, II inch Black Liable nowS1 .25
at the Brown Music Co.
Many foreign countries are clam
oring for Tanlac Its fame is world
wide, Sold by C. F. Dahl.
Sam Hyatt was over from Rich
land Center, Sunday visiting the Brew
er boys and other BIS in the city.
Dorothy Smith. who spent the
past two weeks here returned to her
home at Sugar Grove on Sunday.
Robert Brewer and wife of Rich
land Center spent Saturday and Sun
day at the Brewer home in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Soren Nundahl re-
turned to Morrisonville, after a three
weeks visit with relatives in this vi
cinity.
Are you in need of good travel
ing bag, trunk, or suit case. We
have very fine assortment. Stoll &
Groves.
Extra special prices on all our
leather vests and sheep-lined coats.
The Blue Front Store. Ellefson E.
Johnson.
Miss Verna Unbehaun of Richland
Center returned home after spending
two weeks with her sister, Mrs. Jack
IBuhmeyer
Come in and look over our assort-
ment of $500 overcoats. They are
big values. The Blue Front Store.
Ellefson & johnson.
MIR. and Mrs. L. w. Brown of
Maple Plain, Minnesota, are spending
few days at the Fred Kellicutt home.
They are making relatives in this sec
ton an extended visit
Many of the Victor Exclusive Ar
lists have made records that ought
to be in every collection. When in the
city call and hear these Worlds Great
est Records. Brown Music Company
Are you careless A? Do you see
Mother often enough? Do you think
OF her daily? Do you write her often
when you are away from The Old
Nest? If you are careless or not. see
The Old Nest at the Star Saturday or
Sunday and you will thank us.
-Auctioneer-Farm Hove
land left Monday afternoon for Reeds
burg where he will cry a big sale on
the Charles Timm farm near that city.
The fame of our homely friend An
drew, has surely spread afar off. An
drew carried black. eye up there; ne
says he buried the oeaer man. RI
"A. @. Nystrom is a new Censor
subscriber this week. Mr. Nystrom
lis son-in-law of E. II. Officer and
has been here for several weeks as
sisting Elmer in the conduct of his
big draying anu coal business. On
the first of the year the two gentle
men joined their interests under the
firm name of Officer G. Nystrom. and
they will sure make things hum. Mr..
Nystrom is young energetic man of
the highest character. He served
with the A. E. F. in France and Ger
many. Viroqua is pleased to welcome
the Nystrom family to residence
among US.